Reborn as a Mermaid, I Farm and Build an Undersea Home

The idea is very good, but there are too few, and it is a bit unreadable. There is a small part in the middle where the protagonist is called the Queen. I don't think it is better to call the protagonist directly the King (this part is very small, only one or two pages, but when I was reading, I thought I would always call the Queen, and almost gave up), but except for this small part, the others are called the King. There are no other big problems. The writing is very good. If the number of words increases, more people will read it. Now the number of words is too small [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart] In summary, it is worth reading ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧

Let me go, the heroine has both the heart of a Bodhisattva and the skills of an Asura. She is strong and soft at the same time. She is like a spring breeze internally and decisive in killing externally. Chapter 46: The Massacre, Chapter 48: The Slave Emancipation Movement, I enjoyed reading it. The revenge of the death of both parents at the beginning was avenged in Chapter 46. The heroine directly slaughtered the enemy forces alone. Afterwards, the battlefield was full of corpses, all of which were committed by the heroine [I also strongly recommend] The heroine's single-player strength is extremely strong, which increases with the improvement of the system's reputation. It does not limit her combat power. She seems to be invincible at the moment. Great, I finally found an article that isn't about a master who abuses his daughter! ! The external war and internal farming plots are both very beautifully written. I saw the latest chapter, no ambiguity, no cp, purely career line. I'm just afraid that while farming, I'll pick up some sea prince or something. It's fine if I don't have it, it's fine if I don't have it.

It's okay, If you are seriously short of books, you can give it a try. There are relatively few books about mermaid farming under the sea. The first time I read it, it still felt quite novel. The farming mode of this book is to move the farming model from land to the sea. This feels a bit weird. I hope the author can innovate more underwater farming in the future. The field mode makes it feel more like the ocean and less like the land. Otherwise, it will feel like it is covered with a layer of ocean skin, but it is about land. If it causes the author trouble in writing, just pretend that I didn't say it and just follow your own pace. I hope the author will write better and better in the future! Come on!

Invincible is super good-looking. I clicked on this book by accident. The first part felt quite novel so I read on. I really didn't expect that time travel is not about traveling to a different world, but that I am still in the original world, but changed from a human to a mermaid. This is the first time I read this. How dare the author suddenly reveal more and scare me to death. Fanfan, I'm hungry.

It was okay, but in the next hundred or so chapters, the heroine knew that humans already knew about the existence of mermaids, and there was internal fighting in the Dongyang Empire. Then drastic reforms began. First, let the mermaids learn how to speak a few words in English. It is said that the writing of the mermaid tribe is not as simple as Chinese characters, because Chinese characters have pinyin which is easier to learn. Then I learned Chinese, mathematics, and English. In fact, there are several English words. Are you sure you need to study all three subjects? Is the language used to facilitate literacy? So that they are no longer illiterate and can adapt quickly. Is learning English just to interact with foreigners? Mathematics is for counting. It's actually pretty good-looking. I just can't understand the above. Why? I can barely understand Chinese and mathematics, but English is really for communication and learning with foreigners. Or is it because the language, math, math, and English are directly packaged and learned together? In addition, the mermaid clan seems to have their own writing. Just learn Chinese characters through comprehensive literacy.

The theme + characters + plot + rhythm are all acceptable and good-looking. I look forward to the follow-up development of the protagonist. I also like the image of the protagonist, white hair, white tail, golden eyed Zetsuko Let's see if there will be a system later that rewards the heroine with abilities that we imagine a mermaid would have, such as healing and water control. Although it's unlikely based on this system, I still look forward to it.

This book is well written and has a strong sense of immersion. Just like when our motherland was first founded, when we saw humans discovering mermaids, we would also worry about the future of the mermaids. But I have also seen that regarding emperors, emperors, daughters, princes and princesses, I think it is very strange, because now it is an imaginary world, why should children still be exclusive to males?

Love it. It's the first time I've seen the farming infrastructure in Haili. I'll update it soon. Why doesn't the heroine claim to be emperor? The empire is in chaos. The heroine wants prestige. Only by proclaiming emperor and establishing a country can she gain more prestige. I really can't figure out why the heroine refuses to proclaim herself emperor.

It's pretty good. There are some places that could be changed to make it more immersive. For example, when the heroine and her men go to the market to buy meat and encounter a robbery of fish, ××Why is it that she is only one person and there are thirty of us? It's weird. It would be better to change the herringbone to fish or mermaid.

The fried chicken looks great! I stayed up late to finish watching [Blow a kiss] Big, I'm hungry for food [Admiration]