Golden Aquaculture: I Built 100,000 Fish Farms

I really don't understand why one or two people who wrote about the fishery ocean like to ride sharks. As for the shark's inverted scaly skin, are you sure that riding on it and experiencing rapid and violent impact and friction will not turn into nonsense and go directly in?

Ah, really, hahahaha, hehehe, haha, these occur too frequently. . It's really embarrassing. . . . .

This book gave me the feeling of making money, making money, making money. Others don't. A book with a pure male protagonist.

What are you, the protagonist, always laughing about? You laugh and laugh all day long.

It feels like the protagonist has never seen the world. Anyway, you have been raising fish for five years. Even if you don't make any money, at least you have to know the price of fish. Why does it feel like the protagonist is as speechless as an idiot?

These two words appear in every chapter, and they appear not only once, but sometimes more than ten times in a chapter. I am really speechless and feel sick.

Selling a large yellow croaker to a competitor was a mistake. Do you think the price can be lowered if a bigger one appears? Do you think you can meet the world's demand and be full? Do you think it's pork? Is it common in the world? What is the global demand for large yellow croaker? How much can you provide? Even if you don't sell it, it's still a huge favor to give it to your elders. Maybe your elders will give you more than just the money. Are you giving it to others like this? There's something wrong with your brain! You said that if you buy it for your protagonist and then shrink it back, it will still be more of a trap.

I kept saying Ouch, I remember there was a sissy whose catchphrase was Ouch.

The dialogue in this book makes me feel awkward and my scalp goes numb just reading it!

Can Goldfinger stop being so exaggerated?