Oceanic Apocalypse: I Became a Tycoon by Trading Seafood
海洋末世，我靠倒卖海鲜成大亨
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- Seafood Is Everywhere in the Doomsday, and I Sell It in the Modern World for a Fortune末日海鲜遍地捡，拿到现代卖疯了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Give Me Some Food Fiction About Street Stalls or Opening a Shop. No Starting Out With a Kid
No more child-rearing plots. I'm so sick of them. If it's a food story, just make it about food.
Food Novels, No Romance, No Messy Family Drama
Are There Really No Masterpieces With a Female Lead and No Romance?
No CP, no CP, no CP!!! Something like Bound to the Famous Ministers System: I Disguise Myself as a Man in Ancient Times!
No Romance, Female Protagonist, Any Genre: No Flirting, No Stupid Characters
Important things must be said three times: No romance! No romance!! No romance!!! No flirting! No flirting!! No flirting!!! No idiotic characters! No idiotic characters!! No idiotic characters!!! Good morals! Good morals!! Good morals!!!
More Stories That Cherish Women, Please!
I want something like "Abyss Game: Double-Crossing the Major Factions". No abusing the heroine, no mother-cursing, no male lead, and plenty of female supporting characters. I get a headache when the heroine is always surrounded by a bunch of men. Are all the women in this world dead? The male-centeredness is way over the top, whether it’s the heroine or the women around her.
So Who Struck Gold, Anyway?
I've been in a reading slump for ages, friends! Hand over your hidden gems!
Any Books with Unusual Golden Fingers? Like Gathering or a Frog Companion
Looking for books similar to Natural Disaster and Famine: The Whole Family Transmigrates to Ancient Times to Survive.
Mature Writing (Careful Word Choice, Logical Plot, Immersive, and Well-Written)
I Just Went and Deleted My Entire Bookshelf 😱😭😭
Does anyone have any highly rated books to save this poor child? 😭😭
Road Trips, Deep Seas, Outer Space, Rafts. No Saintly Protagonists, and Nothing Over 500,000 Words
All-Female! All-Female! I Want All-Female Novels With No CP and a Career-Focused Plot!
Looking for stories like Real Princess? No, a Real Monarch! So many female-oriented stories that celebrate women have fewer female characters than male ones, and even their most beloved, charismatic side characters are men. I want great stories that celebrate female power!
Book Recommendations These Days Are Starting to Sound More and More Like Paid Promos. Looking for Genuine Recommendations...
I want something with a fresher premise. I’m tired of seeing the same old formula over and over. Please recommend something...
Any More Books Like This, the Kind of Thing Strong Women Should Read? This One Was So Satisfying
Looking for books similar to My 26 Male Roommates.
Pure Food Stories! No Romance, No Family, No Meddling! Thanks!
Thanks for all the recommendations. Okay, that's enough, I don't need any more.
Looking for Novels About Foraging for Seafood by the Sea!
Looking for books similar to Fisherwoman: After My Divorce, I Struck It Rich Fishing at Sea.
Any Fishing, Beachcombing, or Farming Stories?
Trying to Find a Masterpiece With a Strong Female Lead and No Romance on Tomato Novel. Hilarious, You’ll Never Find One
I'd like to read something like She Was Getting Sick of This. Can female-led, no-CP stories get any more ridiculous? Either they cram random one-sided crushes into a no-CP story, making everything ambiguous, or it's mindless wish fulfillment that assumes we have no brains. Or they can't even deliver the wish fulfillment...
Any Stories About Trading Goods Between Two Worlds and Building a Business? Please Recommend One That's at Least a Million Words
Something like "I Have a House in the Post-Apocalyptic World"...
Female-Led Survival Stories!! Female-Led Survival Stories!! Any Story With a Female Protagonist Is Fine
Any good survival stories? Romance or no romance is fine! Just don't recommend random stuff!
Please! Looking for Female-oriented Raft Survival Stories Like Lu Xingchen's.
Food Stories, But No Absurd Pricing: No Selling a Scallion Pancake for a Fortune!
Food-themed stories, good food-themed stories. Please, I'm in a reading slump.
No Romance, Strong Female Lead, Female Ensemble Cast Is Fine, No Rape-Related Content
Looking for Good Novels About Traveling Between Two Worlds, with No Characters Getting Inexplicably Dumbed Down
I'm Desperate for Something to Read. Are There Really No Brilliant Female-Centric Novels With No Romance?
No CP, no CP, no CP!! I can't stand even a hint of romance!
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Overall, it's alright, no major flaws, and mostly slice-of-life, mostly involving trading between the two worlds. The only drawback is that many minor, nameless characters are male, including the store manager, employees, delivery guy, tire shop clerk, fishmonger, and angler—all of them are men… It's really annoying.
It's a great read! A satisfying read with a very interesting premise! The main characters have no romantic partner, the entire main cast is female, and almost all the major supporting characters in the ocean world are women, with only one or two men. I learned a lot about fish and fishing from it!
The author's word choice is very feminist; some parts remain unchanged, but suggestions in the paragraph reviews have been corrected. There were some male supporting characters at the beginning, but their numbers gradually decrease, and the female characters have more screen time. The main group has also grown from one person to three. I will spoil this author who is improving.
It's a good read. The fishing scenes are very interesting, and the author did their research diligently. 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 characters, and some are devoted to their mothers and wives, which is a bit of a shame. The female lead takes her mother's surname, but still refers to her parents.
It's a tie. You can see the author's fondness for the ocean. This fondness isn't about giving her some kind of superpower, or making her incredibly beautiful and attracting countless men, but rather allowing her to grow freely and unrestrained. Her lows and hardships are her whetstones, making her stronger and more mature as she slowly finds and builds her own home.
In the early stages, there were indeed a lot of male extras, but the main supporting characters were mostly female. I noticed in the comments that many authors changed the characters to females later on, the author's attitude is really good! Thumbs up! The word choice is also very nice—mother, father, son-in-law—the female lead takes her mother's surname.
A very captivating story; a title like "My Mother and the Sea" would probably be quite fitting.
Overall, the writing is very good, especially the sea fishing part, which was very exciting and made me want to grab a rod and go fishing too. The only part I felt was a bit weak was the early descriptions of the protagonist, such as not recognizing or having eaten tuna, and being very excited about oysters and abalone, while his eagerness for vegetables, fruits, and staple foods was less than…
The writing is really good; if you didn't know better, you'd think it was a fishing expert's experience sharing. I learned a lot! The distribution of enjoyable moments is also quite reasonable. Most importantly, there are derogatory terms for women, and if you point them out to the author, they are willing to listen to readers' opinions and will actually revise them. That's great! Keep it up!
It's rare to find a book purely about beachcombing, without any of the messy gossip from distant relatives. The fishing process is also very exciting, just like being there in person. It's just that I arrived too early and the author is too thin to read.