
I Own the Ocean
海洋被我承包了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 756k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
222Chapters
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Reader comments 21
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The rows are too dense. It is recommended not to have so many words on one page. Looks very uncomfortable. It's like reading an e-book
Author, are you wrong? Dayu was a water conservator, but what does it have to do with the ocean?
I'm thinking, Dayu is not the god of the sea either
Give the author some advice. At the beginning, it is said that the portable space is inspired by the absorption of bronze ritual vessels. The male protagonist spent tens or millions of savings to find a few pieces. But why can't I find new bronzes for so long despite being worth tens of millions? Just charge it according to the market price. There are also many tomb robbers on hand, including many abroad. If you have money, you can buy it. This reader believes that absorbing a few more bronzes is much more important than going out to fish for seafood to pamper your sister and wife.
It has been poisoned!! Please invite the next Shennong
When Yu the Great controlled the floods, you went to the sea to control them. . The sea, you are all water. . .
What is the relationship between Dayu and Hai? He controls water! Not to control the sea?
I haven't read it yet, but the author's introduction reminded me of a report I read yesterday, which was about female dolphins. If you don't know, search it yourself. I solemnly declare that I am not driving, nor am I engaging in pornography.
In the past, if you were fishing, you would be a serious fisherman, if you were looking for treasures, you would work hard to dig for treasures, if you were looking for cultural relics, you would be concentrating on appraising treasures. But you are fishing, looking for treasures, and looking for cultural relics. You come here to see the fishermen fishing, but you see them digging for treasures. If you come to look for treasures in the ocean, you see them fishing. Who can withstand this?
This book cannot be read, one is about farming, and the other is about shipwrecks. The author asked himself, what do inland people far away from the sea want to see about the sea? To watch the protagonist become rich? Watch the protagonist become rich by salvaging a sunken ship? Or look at the introduction and cooking taste of various fish in the ocean?