I Can Turn into a Fish

Xiaoyu, I've supported you for so long, so why can't you add some refinement to my post?

Be careful with the poison, the standard pretentiousness slaps you in the face, the plot is disgusting, the protagonist is so soft, he slipped away

I have watched 10% of it, it is a very good fantasy work, the author's imagination is very rich. (This means that the author's marine biology is at the level of a primary school student. Turtles that can shrink their shells, lobsters that do not need to be peeed before cooking, tuna that is still alive at the dock, bluefin tuna that can be caught without registration, oarfish that are sold alive...) This is a book that can relieve boredom during a book shortage, but it is not a good book for the time being.

This work was pretty good at first, written by a high school student. The middle part is a bit confusing, as it was written by a junior high school student. The latter part is like a primary school student who dozed off in class. The teacher suddenly asked him to answer a question. He woke up from his dream and said: I want to maintain world peace. The author doesn't know how to write about pretending to be slapped in the face, so don't write about it. It's uncomfortable to watch, just like a three-inch penis dealing with a Western girl, but it doesn't hurt or itch, and it can never climax. Oh my god, it hurts!

I'm so convinced, idiot. The protagonist knows that the anchor is not a good person and still lets his girlfriend shake hands with him, causing his girlfriend to be molested. This protagonist is really NB.

The front one is pretty good-looking, regardless of the writing style, at least it has some new ideas, but the back one is just non-stop pretentiousness, non-stop watering, I really took it, it's poisonous, highly poisonous

This is a book I read a long, long time ago. At that time, I thought it was very interesting and did not have so many vulgar plots. As for the issues that many people have said about the protagonist's outlook on life and the plot, I don't think it's appropriate to talk about it at this time. At least it was very classic when I watched it. I still recommend it. In terms of writing and plot, it is indeed a bit behind, but it still does not prevent it from being one of my memories.

I just don't understand why every protagonist likes to make money after the advent of Goldfinger. Money, money, money, is money really that important? I think the most important thing is to enhance one's own abilities. The money is enough, so there is no need to spend so much energy on it. If you are powerful enough, you might even have the chance to become a god, but just to make money, it's unfathomable to waste so much time.

First of all, this is a pretentious and slap-in-the-face novel about the legendary Long Aotian in the super invincible universe. To be honest, I think this subject matter is okay. The big fish eats the small fish. If this subject matter is paired with the farming style, I feel good. I am not comfortable reading this kind of pretentious and slap-in-the-face novel. Chapter 45 Ending

Alas, I finally thought there was a good ocean novel, but what a pity, let alone the mental retardation problem, the protagonist gave me the impression that he is a psychopath. Absolutely psychotic level. So I didn't say anything about it