My Deep-Sea Fishing Grounds

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So how did the protagonist get his captain's certificate? A seaman's certificate can be obtained in 4 months by taking a short exam during university, but the basic requirement for a captain's certificate is to serve as a first mate for 18 months, and you must have real sea experience.

I'm about to give up on this book. It's not good to say this here, but I have to admit it's because of the last few dozen chapters. I completely lost the desire to continue reading. They were doing a perfectly good job fishing, and then they had to throw in all this tangled mess, dragging out so many chapters. If I wanted to read a business novel, I'd rather read a business war novel! It's a chaotic mess, utterly boring. You could change the title to "My Tourist Resort."

The author probably has never been to an electronics factory, yet they need so much influence? Let's put it this way, basically any normal person could go.

The latest chapter of "God of War Orca" mentions that orcas eat people. Please, author, do your own research. There is no record of wild orcas attacking humans. On the contrary, they are very friendly to humans. It made me cringe.

Keep it up! I've been waiting for this ocean-themed farming story for so long, I support you!

Too much personal bias smuggled in; forced science popularization; I wonder if the author even read their own work; it's neither one thing nor the other—not like a professional textbook, and certainly not like a novel. If the initial intention was to incorporate some fun science popularization into the novel, I think readers would accept it.

I thought it was a fishing expedition to Antarctica with a huge catch, but it turned out to be a science education trip. And it seemed like nobody on the entire fleet, except for the main character, knew anything about marine fish.

Dear author, the subject matter of your book is really good, and I really want to continue reading it, but the current situation doesn't allow it! First, you provide popular science information about various fish species. If you don't have it on Baidu, you can write a little bit about the basics, which is fine. But isn't it a bit much to spend several chapters introducing just one type of fish?

In short, it lacks a climax. Furthermore, the author frequently suffers from intermittent amnesia; one chapter mentions putting a seal on the ship, and the next chapter completely forgets about it—this happens more than once. There are also far too many typos—misspelled words, missing characters, and jumbled phrases and sentences that are clearly input method errors, showing a complete lack of proofreading… This severely diminishes the reader's interest. That's about it for now.