Dumped the Cheater, Became the Fishing Queen

Mara comes from a seafaring family. To fund treatment for her younger brother Noah, she marries Evan. For twenty-five years, she single-handedly supports the Brooks family with her outstanding fishing skills. Yet when she falls critically ill at 52, she is denied medical payment. She also learns that their adopted son Leo is the secret love child of Evan and Sloane, and that her parents’ fatal shipwreck was tied to Sloane’s family. Filled with rage and grief, Mara dies, only to wake up two weeks before her wedding. She tears up the marriage agreement and calls off the engagement without hesitation. To get money for Noah’s surgery, Mara and her childhood friend Ben venture into Devil’s Reef at night. They harvest rare marine products and secure a deal with Julian, a hotel manager. The Brooks and Vale clans block her access to boats, cold storage and sales channels. Undeterred, Mara repairs an old vessel, assembles her own crew, and sails into stormy seas. She returns with a rich catch, saves Noah, and ensures every crew member gets their fair share. Later, she buys the North Star, sailing to prime fishing grounds, deep-sea hunting zones and the Forbidden Trench. She repeatedly breaks fishing records and captures the legendary Trench King alive, selling it for thirty million US dollars to establish Quinn Fisheries. Mara partners with Julian to uncover the truth behind the old tragedy. Sloane sets out recklessly with a stolen incomplete nautical chart and perishes in a shipwreck. Recovered documents prove she hired hitmen to kill Mara’s parents. Conrad is sentenced for hiding evidence. Brooks goes bankrupt, and Evan’s plea for reconciliation is rejected. In the end, Mara and Julian run the sea and shore side by side. With four ocean-going ships under their command, they set sail together. With thriving business and genuine love, they carry the flag of the Quinn family toward wider oceans.