
Reborn in the Eighties, I Struck It Rich by Fishing the Tides
重生八零,我靠赶海暴富了
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Give Me Some Food Fiction About Street Stalls or Opening a Shop. No Starting Out With a Kid
No more child-rearing plots. I'm so sick of them. If it's a food story, just make it about food.
I've Recently Gotten into Stories Set in a Bygone Era. I Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Can't Get Out
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Looking for Foodie Stories (Street Stalls and Shopkeeping)
Easygoing Fishing and Foraging by the Sea in a Fishing Village, Down-to-Earth, No Livestreaming
Looking for Novels About the Ocean, Fishing, Aquaculture, Fish Farms, and Angling
I'm looking for novels about the ocean, catching fish, fishing, aquaculture, fishing grounds, and all kinds of fish. System novels are welcome, such as *Ocean Hunter*, *A Leisurely Life by the Sea*, *Portable Ranch*, *I Can Turn into a Fish*, *God-Tier Little Fisherman*, *Legend of a Fisherman*, and *Ocean Fishing System*, among others.
Suddenly in the Mood for Sea Foraging Stories. Any Good Recommendations, Everyone?
Food Novels, But Not Ones Where the System Just Hands Out Recipes
I don't want stories where the System gives the protagonist individual recipes and they can only cook those dishes. I want a proper chef and food story.
A Whole Basket of High-Quality Farming and Period-Era Novels
Fishing by the Sea, from a Female Perspective
Are there any stories like Fish Girl in the 1970s? That book got me into this genre, but I haven't found anything similar since. Preferably a completed story.
Farming, Sweet Romance, Delicious Food, and Positive Vibes
Looking for something like *Farm Space: The Mountain Man's Lucky Wife*.
Female Lead Living by the Sea with a Pocket Space for Ocean Treasure Hunting
Republican-Era Setting, Following the Army, Beachcombing, a Lucky Female Lead, Space, Food, and Sweet Romance
Looking for books like *Transmigrated into a Book as a Female Supporting Character, She Gets Pulled Close by the Toughest Soldier in the Army*. I want a female lead stationed with the military on an island or by the sea, who often goes beachcombing and cooks delicious food. A sweet romance where she's incredibly lucky and often finds huge hauls!
The Female Lead Lives By The Sea, Searches For Treasure With Her Spatial Ability, And Rules The Ocean
Novels Set in the 1980S and 1990S
Looking for books like *1979: The Easygoing Life of a Train Water Supplier*. Please don’t recommend stories about someone reborn in the past to atone for their sins.
Any No-CP Stories About Beachcombing?
Looking for books similar to *After Being Exiled to Hainan, I Made My Fortune Gathering Seafood*.
Feel-Good Female Protagonists
Looking for stories similar to *Oh No! Everyone Who Follows Her Is Becoming a Ten-Thousand-Yuan Household*. A female lead who makes money and builds her career, with a satisfying plot. I want something so good I'll keep pestering the author for updates.
Please Share Some Period Novels I Might Like. Thank You, Everyone
Any historical-era stories where the male lead marries and has several children, then arranges matchmaking for them with female leads from shows like *A Little Woman Under the Zhengyang Gate*, *Love in the Courtyard*, and other period dramas?
A Gripping Story That Makes You Want to Keep Reading
Looking for books similar to From Being Kicked Out of the Marquis's Residence to Becoming the Top Scholar. An imperial-examination story with a steady pace, no jarring plot twists, vivid characters, and a logical story. If you're used to stories about women transmigrating, give this one about a male protagonist a try.
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Halfway through the book, I realized that this book had a low rating, so I reviewed it in advance. I'm not from a coastal area, so I don't know much about the prices or seafood in it, but I enjoyed reading it. The heroine has no golden fingers. She relies on her cooking skills to open a big restaurant step by step. Moreover, she solves the villains and the best in it very quickly without affecting her mood. It is very refreshing. I like this kind of article about making a fortune step by step through one's own efforts. The most important thing is that there are a lot of descriptions of food. It feels very tempting, even though I don't like seafood.
The content is exciting. It is not a cookie-cutter romance-focused article. The male protagonist's job and occupation are no longer military and political personnel. The subject matter is very novel. It's just that the villain in it is very annoying, and some of the heroines' ways of solving problems at the beginning are a bit immature, but later on it's okay.
There are very few themes about traveling to the sea. Although the story is not rigorous enough and the ending is quite rushed, it is still okay to watch.
I like it very much. It is the only book I have read in the past two years. Although there are still some small details that are not very reasonable, the plot is very good. The heroine is focused on her career and will not be busy falling in love like some books. It is annoying and greasy. The style of this book feels very fresh, and the understanding of the era is relatively reasonable. I like the heroine very much. She is smart in doing things, neither humble nor overbearing, and she will not be hung up on other people's likes. It is very interesting [Like]
Food writing, pure food writing. The ex-husband was too slow to work on in the early stage. It was unreasonable to escape from the ex-husband's house in the first chapter. The ex-husband's family ran around for about two hundred chapters. The male protagonist was busy from beginning to end. The author was very good at writing about seafood and had some marine knowledge. In short, it is a big woman starting a business and completing the marine industry chain.
The story of "Going to the Sea to Make Food" was well written, but it was a bit frustrating to watch. The villains were wandering around from the beginning to the finale. The heroine was not satisfied with the solution, so the villains kept jumping around. In the end, those people should be shown how good the heroine is.
Interesting storyline, I couldn't stop watching it
I'm also a foodie, I especially like delicious food, and I'm very envious of the heroine if I don't know how to do it.
It's good, but the ending is a bit rushed.
I was so greedy when I watched it. They were all seafood I had never eaten before.