Exiled to Hainan, I Made My Fortune by Foraging Along the Shore

At first I thought it was very interesting and I liked the way the author wrote, which should be tight or loose, and the illustrations often made me laugh. The heroine and the mistress are kind-hearted but not saintly characters, and most of the main characters who appear are cute little girls, which I like. Except for a small amount of rat shit, the villagers and magistrates I met were also very nice. This setting of all good people is also very interesting and warm. The supporting villagers are not paper characters, they will simply explain the character's personality and experience. But in the later period, because more supporting characters appeared, there was more content to write about supporting characters. As a slow reader like me, when I see the heroine again, I will feel like "I haven't seen the heroine in a long time." Although the heroine of this article does not have any ambiguous cp, the heroine does. Fortunately, the emotional descriptions started in the middle and late stages, so I just made do with it. In the early part of this article, it was interesting to write a lot about those who traveled to the sea to make a fortune, but there was less in the later part, and instead it was about various villagers. The author likes to write about family recognition, and he wrote four "it turns out she is his child" stories, which are quite interesting. But I don't like watching emotional dramas, and it's inevitable to write about emotions when you have a child. The author likes to write emotional dramas, and the slightly more important supporting characters are all well-matched, and one's face will turn red, and the other's ears will turn red. There is also a heroine who is over 40 years old in modern times. She raised her children alone and opened a medical clinic. This image becomes shy at all times later in the novel. I really can't accept it. Generally speaking, the writing is very good. Those who don't mind emotional drama will definitely like it, and those who don't mind the heroine's cp will also like it. If you're like me and don't like romantic dramas, it's totally fine to watch half of it. The article about making money is really good. No, I'm still a little angry. I can't sleep without deducting one star! ! Originally, the front looked good and I was very happy, but the back was all cp! There aren't many depictions of heroines doing business! I was unwilling to abandon the article, so I quickly flipped through the last third, and the result was! The further you go, the more you get! You could say it has no cp, only the heroine sticks to her original intention without any ambiguity. In the more than half a year since the heroine arrived in this village, all the dogs except the heroine have been paired with CP, and the dogs are all male and one female. Adjust the rhythm and intersperse three or four chapters to write a short story about a lazy man who makes progress and marries a wife! In order to speed up the progress of the lazy man marrying a wife, the author also arranged a typhoon! Have you forgotten that I said earlier that there is a high probability that there will be no typhoon this year, so Lian Yue only raised oysters? Otherwise, he would lose his life when the typhoon comes, how could he make so much money! How could I marry my cousin! ! Guess why I want to read non-CP articles! ! Author, can you just ask them to wait? Is it okay to fall in love again after this article is over after half a year? Even if it's just a passing pass, it counts! Each one needs to be described carefully! ! Angry! !

Very good-looking, get along harmoniously in daily life, don't have a top-notch family, go out to sea and reap the rewards that make others envious

It's a very interesting article. I used to like watching videos of people catching the sea, and my wife gave me a surprise [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Not bad, not bad. As a mainlander, I like to watch videos of people catching the sea, and this book fits the bill perfectly. And it finally doesn't sell jelly, braised food and the like like other time travellers. In the article, the heroine's family members are very nice and love each other. Everyone has their own characteristics and is very vivid. The author also writes about daily life in a interesting and beautiful way.

Not bad, not bad, great. Now it seems that there is nothing top-notch about it. The heroine's family doesn't have any great relatives, and then she meets a good village chief later on. Although there are a few villagers who are like that, overall I feel that the writing is very comfortable. I also love the heroine's character. She expresses her feelings more directly, and she doesn't like to make friends. Come on, author, come on, update, great, come on!

It's okay. The subject matter is relatively new. I deducted one point because of the CP between Lian Yue and his cousin. I really think he is not worthy of my cousin. After all, he was a well-educated young lady before. The comment section has been emphasizing that my cousin is just an exiled pariah now. Then why didn't the village chief say that the heroine is also a pariah when he saw the heroine and Xiaoshan matching? It is said that the heroine will be a rich man in the future, and Xiaoshan is definitely not worthy of it. She has double standards. The whole family will be prosperous in the future. If Xiaoshan is not worthy of the heroine, then Lian Yue is worthy of his cousin?

The subject matter is quite interesting, but here are my highlights to give you a warning. I have read nearly 200 chapters so far, 60-70% of the plot, and 40-30% of the relationship. Although the protagonist has no cp, everyone around the protagonist is in love, as if the protagonist is the reincarnation of the moon, and the people around him cannot. I'm single, and those who read non-CP (maybe not everyone but myself) don't really like to read romantic dramas. I was tricked into reading this without CP, and as a result, except for the main character and the supporting characters, all of them are in love, and I can't stand it anymore. If this subject only focuses on plot management, it would still be good. If there is such a book, can you recommend it to me?

It was the first time I watched Exiled to the Sea. For a kid like me, I was very yearning for it. The subject matter was novel. I saw that there is no such thing as The Holy Mother or The Virgin. The only bad thing is that I didn't see the number of chapters. There were too few [crying]

I have read a lot of various time-travel farming articles, and I have always been looking forward to seeing ones related to the sea. I have only read one and a half articles in these years... Today I saw various interesting stories about Wanwan and her mother traveling to Li Island together to go to the sea. It was humorous and interesting. The characters are created with distinctive personalities, and the storyline is close to life, making you feel like you are on the scene. I especially love the little girl Wanwan and Ning'er who makes people feel heartbroken due to the distortion of "Three Obediences and Four Virtues" [][] I haven't finished reading it yet, so I won't delay giving you a five-star review [love] [love] [love]

It's good to read. I like reading Qianhaiwen. The author also thoughtfully included pictures.