Tidepool Foraging: Every Day, Mazu Sends Me Three Locations
赶海，每天三个头妈祖给我发定位
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- Ongoing
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- 1.6M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 1d ago
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- Reborn in the Millennium: I Help My Big Brother Get Rich by Gathering Seafood重生千禧年我靠赶海带大哥致富Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read several similar stories. While the writing isn't particularly refined, it's quite heartwarming. So far, there are no female characters, which is what keeps me following. What I'm really interested in is the joy of everyday beachcombing and the changes in the lives of family and friends.
Not bad, not bad, pure money-making, great, fantastic! It's so satisfying to read. There are some villains, but only in the early stages, about two waves, but they're dealt with quickly—they appear in one chapter and are resolved in the next. There are no women (which is great, keep it up!) Involved in any romantic entanglements.
Up to chapter 90, it was pretty good, with a calm and uneventful feel. It's about being reborn to make up for regrets, seriously building a career, upgrading equipment from scratch, and quickly resolving minor setbacks, although the way to resolve them is to keep things peaceful. It's a little bit of a shock, but still bearable. Too many frustrating situations.
Seeing 150 chapters and giving this a thumbs up, this is the most enjoyable beachcombing and fishing novel I've read on Taobao so far. It's not about a scumbag who beat his wife and sold his children in his past life and is reborn; there aren't any toxic relatives or villains causing endless trouble; and revenge is taken within five chapters.
I've read another book with a 9.4 Rating that has a very similar plot, but I prefer this author's book because it's purely about beachcombing. There are no annoying female characters or romantic subplots, and the protagonist's friends are also very cute.
They caught up, which is great. The protagonist makes money quickly and easily catches good fish. The profit sharing is reasonable. The eldest brother and Er Gou (his childhood friend) each get 10%, and the other crew members get 1% each. In addition to going out to sea, they also opened a factory, which helped the whole village get rich. There is no female lead, and revenge is almost always taken on the spot. There are no villains who linger for dozens of chapters.
I'm from Northeast China and don't know much about the sea, but I've always enjoyed novels about beachcombing. Unfortunately, most of them depict women in an overly exaggerated way, making them unreadable. This one, however, is excellent so far, and I really enjoy it. Keep up the good work, author!
Super, super, super interesting. The plot is concise and never drags, and this book has also introduced me to lots of fascinating marine life [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More] [Please Update More]…
So far, it's quite good; I've been following it closely. I hope the author will write less romance, and especially avoid the kind of entanglements (like the one in the other story) between a certain character and a widow or married woman. I just want to see fishing and conquering the sea.
As a female reader, I found this story quite enjoyable. It's currently catching up to the point where there's no romantic pairing yet, but the development feels natural and smooth. I especially liked the beachcombing and sea excursion parts, and the overall atmosphere is positive and uplifting. Worth reading.