Treasure Hunting in the Alien Ocean

The author's subject matter is quite good, and it's a good read. It's just that the protagonist is too reckless. His family is bankrupt, with over two million yuan in debt, yet he still greedily seeks food. Perhaps his parents don't know, and the protagonist thinks he has some kind of cheat code and doesn't care, but it infuriates the reader.

To be honest, I feel this is poorly written. A fishing boat designed for a maximum speed of 16 knots is supposedly made to reach 65 knots just by changing the power system? I don't know if the author is confused or lacks common sense. Doesn't the author know that the hull structure and oars can't meet that speed requirement?

Don't send alien things to Earth unnecessarily. You might accidentally introduce a species without natural predators and be in trouble. Grass carp from China have become a menace in the US, and piranhas from the Amazon have become a menace in China. Use your brains. Catching some fish is fine, but don't introduce random species.

The protagonist freely sends creatures from another world to Earth without worrying about bringing viruses and dangerous creatures from that world into Earth, potentially leading to the apocalypse.

Miss Zhou and the big black guy are not even in the same league; they could never be on the same page. 🤔 There's no need to force this.

Chapter 130 reveals all his secrets, making the story unreadable. Secrets are best kept secret, especially since the protagonist is still weak and unable to protect himself. One person possesses the resources of an entire planet and technology dozens of times more advanced than Earth's; what good can come of exposing this?

Seeing this guy so desperately craving an iPhone makes me want to vomit. That thing costs thousands of dollars, is it really worth all that day and night? Seriously, what a pathetic loser... And his personality, there's no carefree spirit, just weirdness...

The first chapter is ridiculous. You wrote the protagonist as greedy, lazy, and foul-mouthed. Do you even want people to read this?

I find this last part about starting a company together utterly unbelievable. His wife agreed to start a company with his friend, but what kind of company does it have to be? Besides, he saved that woman's life, and she gave him tens of millions of dollars, which he returned hundreds of millions to. Their fishing company is entirely hers; she practically got the money.

This is ridiculous. They open random portals and then don't care.