Live by the Sea: A Good-for-Nothing Cultivator Gains Immortality by Fishing

If the author keeps writing like this, I will always support it. Let me tell you what I particularly like. The heroine's subordinates and companions are all girls. I really like the description of several girls practicing life on the boat together. I hope the heroine will never accept male subordinates. I was deceived by the author again. At first, it was because all her subordinates were female. The heroine had two ways to recruit her subordinates. One was to recruit core subordinates with tokens, and the other was to use tokens, which were roughly equivalent to outer disciples. It was a bit of a bad feeling when the tokens appeared at the beginning and the heroine began to recruit men and women, but thinking that at least the core subordinates were women, I continued reading. After dozens of chapters, the heroine began to use tokens to make contracts with men, 6. One point that is not considered a minefield among all girls is that the heroine feels too generous to the subordinates in the token contract, but the fact that the core subordinates start to recruit men is very shocking. I know the author said that the all-female subordinates setting is unreasonable. I thought the appearance of tokens was to make up for this unreasonableness. Why should tokens, which represent core subordinates, be contracted to part-time men?

It's so inspiring [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] I have never seen 6,000 words in one day in other novels, so I give it five stars [Sending Hearts] The writing style is very comfortable to read, not too strong, not too bland, as gentle as afternoon tea [Blowing a kiss] Watching the protagonist develop the collective step by step, it really feels like raising a daughter [Sending Hearts] No cp bonus⭕ Bonus points for gentle writing⭕ Extra points for updates⭕ Bonus points for the author for listening to the advice⭕ The system does not punish the host for extra points⭕ Bonus points for rich character images⭕ Bonus points for new treasure books⭕ It's a treasure but not many people see it [Blow a kiss] I hope you don't give up, I will update it every day [Blow a kiss] Some people in the comment area gave the book a low score because it was relatively bland, but I personally liked it. If you like reading novel themes like this, you can make your own decision.

When I saw all the women in the comment section, I jumped in. It was very comfortable to watch. It was so fun to complain about the system hahhh

Hahaha, the author reminds me that every time when new employees were hired, I would make a cup of tea and instruct the new employees to do this and that. Then there would always be one or two who were clumsy or careless. And here, instead of evaluating how well the book is written, it is better to say that the author has successfully demonstrated his ability to be far from excellent, but his enthusiasm is also unbearable to criticize, which makes me feel... Well, I miss it very much. So I gave an extra star, not to the book, but to the author himself.

There is no cp farming story, and the current protagonist team is all female. It has a casual feel like Stardew Valley

Wow, it's really difficult to find a book with more female partners on Tomato without cp and whether there are female rivals. This book is very well written!

I like this kind of novel that upgrades bit by bit. I like it even more if the main character group is all female.

I stayed up late to finish reading it and found out that the update was discontinued. I'm really grateful. Mask of Pain 🎭 Overall, I quite like it. Survival at sea, farming, fishing, infrastructure, and management are all my favorites. The writing of the plot is also pretty good, with a bit of nonsense in the seriousness. It's quite relaxing to watch. The characterization is also okay. It's a small group portrait, but it doesn't shift the focus. There are system constraints, so you don't have to worry about betrayal and misunderstanding. It's very comfortable to watch. Don't stop updating!

The writing style is relatively immature, but the plot ideas are very good, and it's great that the main characters are all girls. The ending is a bit rushed, and the constant fishing plot is a bit repetitive, but the whole book is still readable.

It's pretty good. The heroine is slowly growing up. The main characters I can remember are all women. I like it. Overall, I'm still a little short of finishing it, but it's still pretty good. The ones who are highlighted are basically women. Occasionally there will be one or two male supporting characters, which I can accept. The author's overall plot design and other aspects are still very good, and the author is particularly diligent during the update period and likes it. How can I describe the whole story? In fact, it is like a cool drama with a little bit of cheating. I may not remember the specific plot clearly about what the protagonist encounters during the process, but I can still remember the general process and the partners around me. There is nothing too dramatic, so it is just a relatively ordinary fishing trip in the world of cultivation, but I actually like this process. However, I thought this article would be a longer one, because the resume actually contains many titles and numbers of the heroine in later generations, but the author jumps directly to 500 years later, so in fact, there are not many advancements in the process, but it is also reflected in the front. Although it does not have that cool and refreshing feeling, that is, suddenly jumping from one to 10, but because the previous advancements jump from one to three, and then to four or five, you can actually expect that he will be more powerful later.