Back to 1990: From the Start, I Cast My Net for a Giant Yellow Croaker
重回1990，开局一网大黄鱼
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Not bad, just a little missing, I finished reading it in one go I saw a new chapter. Although it was written based on the story of a small fishing village in 1982, the author still has his own ideas. Other protagonists only work together to fish, but this protagonist does not. He does everything as a partner, including buying a shop. I am speechless.
This book is well written, there is nothing messy about the system space, and there is a lot of useful information. I don't write blindly. [Like] [Like] [Like] Keep it up [Like] [Like] [Like] The facts should be revealed in some way to make money [face covering]
It's okay. Goldfinger is not too outrageous, and there is no scene where the bully comes to the door at the beginning. Overall, it is a comfortable read. I hope the author can update it as quickly as the first night of the protagonist's rebirth. It's pretty good, and it's quite good among the many Qianhai articles I've read.
Five stars first, because the most taboo thing about a fishing novel is to always give it half and half. I very much agree with the author's idea of the male protagonist in the early stage. He is neither mean to the brothers nor makes the readers feel uncomfortable. Remember, the core of the novel is the readers. We are the only ones who enjoy it. This book has a high rating. What is the prerequisite for the pleasure is that the reader takes on the perspective of the male protagonist. Therefore, those fishing books with a score of 9 or above do not use their brains when it comes to profit distribution, and I immediately retreated!
I personally think this work is pretty good, but when I first looked at the title, I thought it was the kind of system that sucks. After all, when you go to sea, you never know which surprise or surprise will come first.
It reads very smoothly, and the author listened to his advice and corrected some flaws. But after reading it quickly, I found that the content is a bit similar to another book, but it's okay. There is not much difference between these types of books, so it's just comfortable to read.
I have read several books about fishing in the sea, and the author is really talented. He wants to take revenge, and he doesn't talk too much about fishing money! Come on come on
The plot is very similar to (Return to the Small Fishing Village 1982). That book has been updated with more than 1,300 pictures. You can also check out this one.
It's okay to bring friends with you to make money, but I don't like partnering up to buy a boat. It's okay to make a lot of money yourself and feed your friends and family some soup, but eating half of the meat is not okay.
It's good, it's eye-catching, it's not literature, it's just what I've always had in mind.