Becoming a God in the Haunted Sea: I Went to Sea to Catch Mermaids from the Start

The setting is very good, the road to the extraordinary, there is no retreat, but the plot is too long, accidents are accidents, and every time the protagonist fights against extraordinary beings with a mortal body, it is written in a matryoshka style, and it feels like it is written with the formula polished. The first paragraph is okay, but later it looks like a matryoshka doll. I hope to finish it and restart it as soon as possible. It is very thoughtful and will focus on improving the plot direction. I look forward to the author's next book.

Delicious, love to eat [The Lord of Greedy Banquet has given you a blessing, and I hope you will follow the guidance and advance to the 'High-end Delicious Extraordinary Meat·Extraordinary Level 2'] - Ears: listen to the whispers of fate - Eye: Peeping into the afterimage of fate - Nose: smell the embers of fate - Tongue: Taste the aftertaste of fate - Body: touching the cracks of fate -Skin: Feel the chill of fate - Heart: insight into the foreshadowing of destiny - Soul: The prophecy of inheriting destiny - Meaning: Deducing the ending of fate

The Buried Divine Book, I have read novels for so many years, and this is the most movie-like book. Drive low and go high, the imagination is wide open, the description is delicate but not cluttered, and the narrative is movie-level. A must-read for those who love adventure writing, it will give you new themes to dream about.

To be honest, it's quite a good read, a bit like another book called "National Voyage". Each character has his own characteristics and is easy to remember. Many of the supporting characters are quite unexpected. As for what other people said about the 200 chapters before being promoted to a transcendent, I don't think it's surprising after reading the 100th chapter. The strength gap between the first-level transcendent will also be very big. I hope the author can finish the book well, although the results are quite poor.

It's a very interesting book, but the pace is a bit fast. The protagonist has crises and adventures along the way. I personally think the protagonist can stop and rest for a while before starting.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written article. It's like gold among all the AI-style and running account articles. The plot is also very coherent and attractive, and it doesn't feel too complicated and tiring. I'll give it five stars.

Treasure book. I saw Chapter 30 and couldn't wait to comment. It's a great book. I can give it five stars 🍅. The writing style, story, and setting are all very good. I hope it looks good later, too. Another treasure book with no traffic! There are some minor pitfalls in the follow-up, but they can be ignored.

A bit like some crazy werewolf chimera on the sea [smiles], but in a different style. It's pretty good to say [OK]

Unlike the Tomato books, it is very similar to the writing style of Qidian. The pace is very slow and does not have the excitement of Tomato, but it fits the type of story that unfolds slowly. It is still okay for now, but in Tomato I estimate that the audience will be much smaller. The climax must be well described, otherwise the rhythm will deteriorate later and readers will be lost.

It's very interesting. Watching this book can cleanse your perspective. It's not some "decided" lunatic. It's a truly "extraordinary" story about ancient poems and miracles in the sea. It's eye-catching. Most of them are things I've never seen before. The author is very imaginative and has a rich historical background. It's not an invincible novel. The protagonist is very hard-working.