Taoist Fish Farmer

[Recommended by Qing Di Nu] A fairy novel with good creativity. The main content is that when the protagonist went up the mountain to ask for a fortune, he was hit on the head by an incense burner, so he took the burner with him through time. After traveling through time, the protagonist discovers that this furnace is a furnace of creation that allows all things to evolve and is a treasure for fish farmers. The fish farmer uses food to improve his cultivation, and the protagonist becomes a new generation of fish farmer... When I first saw this "fish farmer", I thought it was fish farming in a fish pond like Neptune. After reading it, I realized that it turned out to be a serious fish farming hh. So this book is indeed a bit novel in terms of creativity, and the overall routine is basically a semi-invincible style where the protagonist's cultivation level is similar to or slightly higher than that of the enemies he encounters. The protagonist at the beginning is a bitchy monster boy who likes to quarrel with others + a little lolita who is seriously injured and degraded by a beautiful woman. The beginning is not a single-player game, but has more interesting interactions between characters, which indeed makes the beginning of the book more "lively". However, since "Fishkeeper" is a cultivation system based on raising and eating fish, when I first saw this setting, I was really looking forward to the author writing a food article that "can't be read in the middle of the night". But around chapter 50, the main character's method of cooking fish is basically very "general" methods such as dried fish, fish floss, hot pot, grilled fish, etc. There is not much description of the appearance and taste of the food. Personally, I feel that this creative potential is a bit "wasted". But overall, the rhythm and writing style of this book are still acceptable. Friends who like it can read it ~

It's kind of like growing up in another world. I just started watching it and it's pretty good.