Fishing My Way to Riches: Starting by Feeding a Spirit Cat
钓鱼暴富：从投喂灵猫开始
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- Completed
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- 685k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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- Bait Mixed With Spirit Spring Water, So Many Fish They Fill the Hold灵泉水拌饵，鱼获多的挤满舱Alternate title on Fanqie
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This author is a veteran, so the quality is guaranteed. I'll give it five stars for now, and I'll deduct them later if I'm not satisfied. 😏 Sigh, a fishing story with a spirit cat as a cheat code is somewhat intriguing, but having to go through all that with a magical artifact and then conducting extensive experiments is just annoying.
As a seasoned bookworm, I now only enjoy reading lighthearted rural romance novels. Those studio novels where the protagonist is invincible from the start, making millions, and then you can predict all the boastful and embarrassing moments that follow—I'd give them a single star.
I've read several of the author's books, all of which are excellent. Especially noteworthy is that when the plot reaches a point of slow pacing and creative difficulty, the author never pads out the story with filler and always delivers a decisive "grand finale"—a commendable touch! 👍👍👍👍👍👍 This book is newly started; I've only read 21 chapters so far.
It's well-written, much better than the last one. What I liked most was the protagonist drinking and bragging with his shrewd brothers. Please reduce the backstabbing; that guy Sheng in the last book gave me the creeps. A cultivator who's been a fortune teller and feng shui master who's killed people—can you believe it?
This book is like a vibrant and colorful panorama of urban life, perfectly combining the leisure of fishing with the joy of raising cats, making it a truly captivating read. In terms of content, the author uses delicate strokes to depict the protagonist's daily life fishing and raising cats in the city.
I have nothing more to say, but I really like the writing style of this book. The story is also alright; apart from the overpowered male protagonist, the other characters are reasonably realistic and easy to relate to. However... This book has a female lead, and possibly multiple female leads. I don't like that; I want to read a fishing "monk novel" without a female lead. Wishing the author lots of updates every day, constant requests for updates, and lots of flowers! 😏😏😏
The story is engaging, the plot is clear, and the rules are well-defined.
The writing is much better than average, and the content is well-controlled with few flaws or filler. The only downside is the rushed ending. I initially thought there would be a further development after the sea voyage, but it ended abruptly. Looking through other works, I discovered that "Peach Blossom Manor" was also written by the same author.
"Wandering? That's called being adrift. 😂 Very down-to-earth, speaks with great enthusiasm 😂, everyone's sentences are vivid and interesting. This is the third novel by this author I've read 🤔 I can always empathize with the impoverished people in his stories, yet they are also very positive and striving to live. May we all stay 18 forever 🤭"
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