Fishing for All: Heaven-Defying Luck, the Ultimate Lucky One!

After watching two of Liu's videos, I couldn't stand it anymore. Revealing one's talent without absolute strength and then continuously using S+ is just utterly ridiculous.

I couldn't even finish the second chapter, and I bet many people felt the same way! Normally, the main character hides their abilities and develops stealthily. The fact that you still posted this is quite something.

The author is relentlessly suppressing the protagonist; he already has rivals but still doesn't pursue romance and is still living a carefree life. Is that what suppression is all about?

I've also quit the series. If the protagonist wants to become stronger, he should just use it himself. Why reveal his talent on his own? What if someone overhears him and he gets caught and used as a guinea pig? [Eye roll]

They give you everything, it's ridiculous. Why don't you choose something to improve yourself?

Improve your skills first, then you'll go fishing more often, right? I don't understand. Maybe you should just stop writing novels. You'll definitely keep going and it'll end badly. Go find a job on an assembly line, you'll earn more money there. Go on, go on.

Parts I couldn't finish watching

This is utterly ridiculous. He catches a 3S Devil Fruit, but instead of eating it himself, he gives it to his sister. If the protagonist ate it, wouldn't he get more attempts, catch more good stuff, and become stronger? He's only D-rank, and his sister is already A-rank!

The protagonist is just a tool, giving everything to others, and revealing his talent at the beginning—it's a simp story.

You can read this if you're looking for something to read, but it has a lot of flaws. The protagonist doesn't know how to hide his abilities, and the overall setup is problematic. There's a treasure that can control people; why can't it control those with special talents? And why does it make things drop? Also, everything that's caught glows, and others can even view the items.