I'm the Angler in an Ocean Survival Game

It's been a long time since I've seen a kinder protagonist. So far, it's acceptable. I'm not the Holy Father, because I've only seen a certain character appear. That person was quite proactive (I feel like I gave the heroine more, paid more, and hugged the protagonist's lap). The heroine also gave a lot of things that were not needed. I hope that this kind of kindness can exist in the future, but it is enough to distinguish between good and evil and not to be a blind saint. For example, as the plot slowly changes, the protagonist becomes a novice and a hidden woman. (It's not the author's plot, it's my expectations. I'll change the rating after reading it, adding the good to the bad and vice versa) After running away, Zhang Hai (finally remembered) was the first companion. He had a bad character. The author really described him as a coward to me. I'm tired. Goodbye.

It's tied, and it looks pretty good so far. However, once the heroine's abilities are improved, she doesn't need to hide her gender anymore. I feel that hiding her gender doesn't reduce the malice much, especially for Shi Duo and the one named Li, but revealing her gender can serve as a benchmark for girls. The golden finger of this book is not particularly exaggerated, and the protagonist is quite kind and generous (relatively speaking, generous, and he is not as holy as Tang Monk. The protagonists in some books are also quite stingy to their friends, and some books are too generous, but this one is just right). Overall, you can take a look.

It's not bad. At present, the heroine's first trusted companion is a woman. I hope there will be more female partners in the future, accounting for at least 4/5 or more. They don't need to be all good people, they can also be bad people, but at least they have to inject soul into her. She shouldn't be a completely brainless tool. Give it a good review first, and then look at it later.

Overall it's okay, worthy of four stars. I have to say that in the articles I read written by female authors, most of the heroines tend to be kind. (Unlike the male protagonist of the male channel who comes up and kills and kills) There's not much to say about the plot pacing of this book, but there's one thing. The first forty or fifty chapters made me feel that except for the heroine, everyone else was mentally retarded. For example, it takes five liters of water to grow a fruit that improves health. The seller thinks that paying five liters of water to grow a fruit is a fool. The seller also posted this matter to World Chat, and World Chat basically agreed. (Oh my god, it's hard to exchange for attribute values. It's just five liters of water. Can't you save it and plant it later?) (There is also the heroine's first friend—Zhang Hai. Oh my god is a bit too silly, right? He doesn't look like a human being, but like a tool who gives golden fingers to the heroine.) To put it simply, this book made me feel that the heroine, an ordinary person, became a boss inexplicably, and I didn't think there was anything outstanding about it. However, as the plot progresses, the sense of immersion becomes stronger when looking back, and the images of the heroine and her friends become more three-dimensional. All in all it's okay, author, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง!

It's good to watch, it's rare to see a female character + Cthulhu, the heroine's first companion is also a female, I love watching it

The reason for the change in rating is that the female character is a girl and the male character is a boy. There are quite a few female characters in the later stages, and they can avoid lightning on their own.

It's a pretty good and interesting sea fishing story, and the setting is also quite interesting. The monster species written about are various, and it has a bit of a Cthulhu feel. Most of the current important roles are women, accounting for a high proportion. The author updates quickly and frequently!! Maybe the only shortcoming for me is that there are occasional unreasonable parts, or the heroine is weakened, but it's not a big problem. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the story

Edible with brains removed. The character creation is average, but the plot is okay. I feel that the author is a new author, but he has persisted in writing more than 100 chapters and is very good. Come on, support the all-female team. (The author really loves the protagonist, but he uses a young girl)

The setting is interesting, the plot is interesting, the characters are flat, and the dialogue is redundant.

Okay, okay 👍 👍 👍 No CP + deep sea + giant thing, this is the first time I see this