My Fishing Boat Connects to the Modern World, and Selling Seafood Makes Me a Tycoon
我的渔船通现代，倒卖海鲜成首富
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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- My Fishing Boat Can Travel to the Modern World我的渔船可以通现代Alternate title on Fanqie
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Sigh, I've Recently Gotten into Ancient People Traveling to the Modern Day
My dear ministers, please recommend me seven hundred and fifty-one books!
Please Recommend Good Historical Farming Stories, Even Ones Focused on Everyday Life
A sweet, sugary story about a village girl marrying a village boy who pampers her to no end.
Looking for Stories That Connect the Modern Era with Either Ancient Times or a Historical Period
I love stories where someone transmigrates to the modern world to resell things, then goes back and resells things there, too. Sadly, there are so few of them now 😭
Who Doesn't Love Foraging in the Mountains and Gathering Seafood? Money Is Everywhere! Looking for All Kinds of Gathering Stories
A Novel Where an Ancient Person Travels to the Modern Era During a Famine to Buy Supplies
Any Stories About Traveling Back and Forth Between the 1970s and the Present?
Someone transmigrates from the Republic of China era back to the modern day and livestreams for people there.
Books Where a Medium Connects to Other Planes
Any highly rated novels like My Supermarket Connects the Present and the Past and My Mountain Connects to the Modern World, where some kind of medium lets people travel to other planes?
The Protagonist Is from Ancient Times! He Can Travel to the Modern Day and Back
I'd like something similar to "A Broken Hut Connects to the Modern World, and the Farm Girl Opens a Wholesale Market". The protagonist should be a native of ancient times. No modern soul transmigrating into the past, and no stories set in the Republican era 😭 Marketing accounts, get lost! I'll report you as soon as I see you!!!
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The author's writing is very delicate, and it's clear they wanted to present the story as realistically as possible. However, there are too many awful female characters in the plot, constantly thinking about their fathers and brothers coming back and men taking charge. I hope the author can show more love for the female characters.
The author is so kind. Some readers said they didn't want the sister-in-law to have a son, not wanting the heroine's hard-earned fortune to go to a boy. They wanted the sister-in-law to have a daughter, and then raise her to be even more outstanding than the son. The author readily promised, guaranteeing a daughter. [So full][So full][So full]
This is quite good for a book of its genre! The female protagonist gradually matures, from naive to capable, constantly trying new things and daring to venture out. Many unexpected things happen along the way, and the writing is realistic, with satisfying moments and a sense of hard work. She also consistently helps others whenever she has the ability.
It's very realistic and vivid, depicting a poor, uneducated girl from ancient times who gradually grows up in another world thanks to kindness. The content is very down-to-earth, without any of the typical grandstanding or reckless, nonsensical plots. It's a real shame.
The plot is good, I could keep reading. I love the author's rambling thoughts, it feels so lively and engaging, haha! It's clearly written by a real author, not AI. I was heartbroken reading the previous one, it felt like it was AI-written. I really like Xiao Shi Liu's resilience, that's realistic.
No romantic pairing, so you can read with peace of mind. There's no melodramatic love story or suffering for love; the female lead's growth is quite obvious and reasonable. The early parts are well-written and avoid any plot holes. It doesn't rely on mindless wish-fulfillment tropes and is quite realistic and logical. Towards the end, it becomes noticeably rushed, with a lot of dialogue and jump cuts. If you're eager to see the ending, you can skip ahead without affecting the main story.
A winning start! Three women and a bunch of amazing girls! 😂
Writing is hard work, and although it has many flaws, I'll still give it five stars. I couldn't keep going after reading about half of it, but the story is very good and the author's writing is decent. However, there are some parts that are just a bit jarring.
Details determine success or failure. So far, it's not bad; unlike some other novels that are fast-paced but unrealistic, riddled with plot holes, it's not lacking in detail. Ironically, many young people nowadays like highly rated novels, but I don't know if those ratings are genuine or paid for.
I think the author wrote very well; it's very close to reality. Many people who criticize it probably read too many wish-fulfillment novels and can't accept the realities of life and the weaknesses of human nature. While wish-fulfillment novels are certainly enjoyable to read, they shouldn't be too detached from reality.