This Is a Lucky Fishing Spot, So a Full Catch Isn't Too Much to Ask

Full marks, perfect. This outline is absolutely perfect in the early and middle stages, especially the fish hybridization. It is a stroke of genius. It is completely reasonable to have a giant monster in the later stage. The main character is developed in the early stage, and the weight of the fish caught by the fisherman is not too high from the beginning. The production of various systems is also very logical. It does not collapse in the later stage. Absolutely full marks for fishing articles. Five stars is the limit of Tomato, not my limit. Supplementary book review Supplementary book review

See Chapter 92. So far, it's okay, basically about 90% of it is written around fishing grounds. There may be some small problems. First, there are a lot of technologies and hard work, such as fishing rods and feed, as well as fish hybridization and quantity; secondly, the source of the fish cannot be tested or investigated. These make me a little worried. First, will it arouse suspicion from others and attract irresistible force? Second, will the values ​​​​write collapse and I will be unable to write anymore. The specific subsequent development remains to be further observed.

Five-star reviews are just a habit. In fact, I think it should be 4 stars. First of all, the writing is very good, there are not too many red herrings, and the description of fishing is also very attractive, making people want to pick up a fishing rod and go fishing. But in the early stage, a line about the ex-girlfriend was laid out, but it was not elaborated on. The appearance was inexplicable, and the exit was also inexplicable. The ending together also made people feel that it was not as beautiful as the early description, but rather like vanity. At the end, I felt like I didn't want to write anymore, and wanted to give myself an ending. I wrote it in a hurry. I won't go into details about the giant bone and the alligator bird. I thought the protagonist came to fish for the Dragon King, but it turned out that the supporting character came to fish, and the supporting character accepted such a fantasy setting. I was so confused, but it was only the last two or three chapters, and I finished it. Generally speaking, there are no big problems. The early and middle stages are also very well written. Maybe because not many people read it, the author has no interest or motivation to continue writing. The ending is a bit hasty. Work hard and the next book will be better! ୧꒰•̀ᴗ•́꒱୨

So far, it seems to be okay. I thought it was just like the old book about big things in the reservoir, using an excavator to fish, but I didn't expect it to be different, so I kept going.