Oceanic Apocalypse: I Became a Tycoon by Trading Seafood

Overall, it's okay. There are no big surprises. It's more of a daily routine. It's mostly just trading in the two worlds. The only drawback is that many unnamed minor supporting characters are set to be male, including the store manager, employees, delivery boy, tire store clerk, fish seller, fisherman, all of them are male... It's very sad. I think the author is following the advice, and I will change the rating if more female characters are added. But looking back at the first chapter, the parents were changed to mothers and fathers. Except for the fact that there are too many male characters in the early stage, there should be no problem. The author has a good attitude and gives a good review to support it.

Nice! Cool article, the subject matter is very interesting! The protagonist has no CP, the protagonist group is all female, and the main supporting characters appearing in Sea World are almost all female, with only one or two males. I learned a lot about fish and fishing from it! The wording is okay, there are no words of disobedience, but the author has some inertia in some places. For example, at the beginning, the author uses the words husband-in-law, mother-father, but after a few chapters, it changes to parents. But fortunately the author is very obedient! Even if there is no Aite, as long as you mark it in the comment, there will be replies and changes!

The author's word choice is very female-oriented, and some of the things that have not been changed have been changed as well as the suggestions made by the paragraphs and comments. There were some supporting male characters at the beginning, but they gradually decreased, with more female characters playing more roles, and the protagonist group also changed from one person to three people. I will dote on authors in progress. The fishing part is very enjoyable. I have never seen a book written in such detail before. I feel that the author must have some professional knowledge. I really like the article about selling seafood and slapping people in the face [giving heart] It's so cool hahahaha The heroine's revenge is also decisive, not sloppy at all, and she loves to see a family of three living a good life.

It's good to read, and the writing about fishing is very interesting. The author also researched the information carefully, and I read the latest chapter in one go. The female to male ratio is average, about 6:4 overall. There are quite a few male supporting actors, and some of them are written about "loving mother" and "loving wife", which is a bit regretful. The heroine takes her mother's surname, but still calls her parents. I can see that there are currently no words that insult women, but very few words that disdain women. Flaws don't hide the merits, sisters who don't particularly care about this can take a look.

It's a very attractive article. If it were called Lao Niang and Hai, it would probably be suitable.

In the early stage, I did feel that there were a bit fewer male passers-by, but the main supporting roles were still mostly female. Looking at the comments section, the teachers behind them were all changed to women. The author's teacher really has a good attitude~~~ Call me The wording is also very nice ~ mother, father, husband and son-in-law ~ the heroine takes her mother's surname It's good-looking, I like many survival stories with trading plots hehe It's so enjoyable to watch. I don't agree with those who say that the heroine was a petite little princess before her mother and father died in the apocalypse. The author is actually very round, his mother and father are both superpowers, and there is nothing to protect him within the scope of his abilities, and he really loves this young boy who was kidnapped and still survived so tenaciously [crying]

The writing is very good overall, especially the sea fishing part. I was very excited to read it and wanted to get a pole and go fishing. The only part that I don't think is good is some of the early descriptions of the protagonist. For example, he doesn't know tuna and has never eaten it. He was very excited when he saw oysters and abalone. He is not as eager for vegetables and fruits as staple food, but he is not as eager for seafood as someone who has not lived in the apocalypse for ten years in the ocean. However, the author also made patches later, so the flaws are not covered up. I recently read other Qianhai novels and compared them to this one, which is really clear. The plot of blushing and nervousness without seeing a man is really comfortable. As for the other ones, they are all minor problems. At least the author treats the protagonist as a normal person in character creation and not as a subordinate of the male protagonist. This alone deserves praise.

It's rare to find a book that is purely about the sea, without any bad things about the seven aunts and eight aunts' families. The fishing process is also very exciting as in the scene, but Wen Taishou came early and couldn't help but watch.

It's great. I love reading this kind of story about women chasing the sea. The theme is very fresh, about traveling through the sea. You can add more pictures when you get older. I recommend adding pictures of seafood so that more people will see them. I've read other high-rated stories about chasing the sea. [Blow kiss]

It's very good-looking, and the heroine's portrayal is pretty good. The author was also very persuasive. Someone mentioned the issue of the male-female ratio, and the author immediately added a female character. Some words in the text were inappropriate, and the author would change them after the sisters pointed them out. The female characters are both good and bad, very rich, and the main plot is constantly advancing. There is no hydrology, and the descriptions of various fish are just right, allowing you to understand it without feeling verbose. I have read more than 180 chapters so far, and I hope it will continue in the future. Come on, author!