I Had a Sea in Ancient Times

Well written. Very interesting to watch.

Finished reading! I want to say that I can slowly come into contact with people from other worlds! After all, how much work can you do on your own? It would be better to hire someone from another world, or the system would just accept it, but that would be boring.

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There is no atmosphere in the comment area It's a dime on the first floor, just wait until you finish it Be gentle when you start 🤤

After reading it, it was quite informative. But why was there a sea in ancient times?

I don't have much money. I just want to say that if you add one more chapter to the two chapters, I will reward you with one chapter. 100 Points or 500 points depends on your mood. Give it a try.

The starting point has finally reached the point where there are no books to recommend.

The emotional scene is terrible, and the heroine's portrayal is hard to describe... "This lady..." Is so narcissistic that I want to give her a punch to wake her up. The emotional line is blunt, and it feels awkward since the heroine gave up after appearing a few times.

I don't understand what the author is thinking. Why would you, a business-driven person, want to open a store and an online store? It's not enough for you. Do you have to open a restaurant to provide a one-stop service? You have good products, but there are so many people begging to buy them. How can you open your own store and cause a lot of trouble? A vegetable grower buys vegetables to supermarkets, and the supermarkets sell them to restaurants. As a result, you think the supermarkets make a profit, so you open a supermarket and sell vegetables directly to restaurants. But you also think the restaurants make too much money, so you open a restaurant yourself. This is a typical thinking of the author. Control the source of high-end goods. Everyone is grabbing them. There are not enough goods. You still open a store. Where can you get the goods? Will you have to open another restaurant later?

Ever since I read "Golden Fishing Ground with Metal Cartridges", I have always been very fond of this subject, so I collected it when there were only a few dozen pictures in this book. But after reading it today, I was a little disappointed, especially when I saw the plot of Zhao Youxue, which made me very uncomfortable. After reading the comments, it was said that there were primitive loopholes in the later stage. I feel that this is not a pure description of chasing the sea. It still caters to the most common and low-level beauty cheating and dog-fighting routines in the starting point.

More updates coming soon! If you don't mind, I will delete the book. I'm leaving the group (heartbreaking)!

No more books to recommend? Can unfinished books be featured on the homepage?

The editor-in-chief recommends this thing? ? ?

"I had a sea in ancient times" I know there was a sea, but what does it have to do with ancient times? ? ?

Too deliberate. . In order to avoid 404, is it okay to change the protagonist into a character who doesn't like women? The best female college student takes the initiative to pursue her, but no! The protagonist in question is still single! This kind of novel is too deliberate. Either you don't write about women and don't have emotional lines! Or you can be more normal and fall in love like normal people.

Sorry, it really doesn't suit my taste, so I'm giving it up! There are big problems with the character of the protagonist: sometimes he is a second-generation factory worker who worked hard to become a wealthy family; sometimes he is a delicate young man who digs holes with blisters, sometimes he is timid and is afraid of death and burning the forest; sometimes he is bold and does not worry about fatal dangers. He clearly says that he grew up by the sea, and the dangerous operations at sea are one after another; he clearly says that he is good-looking, but he is always exposed to the ugly experience before "this book"... There are many more.

When Lao Wang left the city, he told his wife that the men in the village were quite bad and to ignore them while he was away. Lao Wang came back from the city today, and his wife told him that the men in the village were actually quite nice... . . .

The author doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, does he write them with emotion? The feeling of being pushed away by your own mother? It's so embarrassing. I pulled out.

I'm already a eunuch Can I still be pushed? ?

TM is a eunuch and you still recommend it?

To be honest, I am really annoyed by this kind of steely straight man who is so deliberate and embarrassing!

It's quite interesting to write, but there aren't many words!

Why is it that every good article dies because of a woman? There are many good novels with good narratives, but as soon as the mother or the heroine comes out, the novel has to be abandoned. Are all women like this now, or are you writing it wrong? Haofan can only act as a matchmaker to arrange blind dates, and the girl she sees is the mother of her daughter-in-law. The heroine of Haofan pretends to be all sorts of things, as if she knows everything, or if she has some skills, the earth will not be able to pretend. As for that?

Are you a single diaos? Why are the descriptions of women filled with all kinds of sexual implications? ? Can't you write it well? With a single female protagonist, don't make all other women interested in the protagonist. The protagonist is obsessed with any woman. I can't stand it. I've never seen a woman before.

If the word count is less than 1 million, I will not subscribe.

I've been stuck with the daily guide for more than a week, and I'm done with it.

This way of writing doesn't look like a new author.

The male protagonist is so arrogant, disgusting, and the writing is terrible.

Are there any similar novels about farming that can be recommended?

Don't make the protagonist too entangled in the emotional line. You'll always feel choked and panicked when you look at it. . . .