The Little Fisherman Who Scours the Tides

You should be updating at least twice a day, right? Books about beachcombing are practically extinct because it's so hard to keep readers engaged later on. I hope you can develop a complete outline and main storyline. A special reminder: don't rush into developing a romance plot; readers won't be interested in that. For new authors, telling a good story is the most important thing.

No wonder nobody reads your stuff; you're just writing a diary all day long. You have such a good job, why don't you try to improve your skills instead of doing assembly-line work all day? Is this some kind of factory worker who writes about everything from taking a dump to wiping his butt? This is Qidian!

I love novels about beachcombing, so I hope you don't stray from the genre. I'll always support you! Keep it up!

The biggest problem with this book is its somewhat childish writing style and excessive use of rambling.

You're making videos and signing with a platform, what, are you trying to become an internet celebrity? This is so distracting, maybe it's because I don't really enjoy watching live streamers.

Normal people with a cheat-like ability would quietly amass wealth, but the protagonist does the opposite. He takes two dispensable classmates with him to make a fortune, never forgetting any benefits. These two classmates are more filial to their classmates than to their parents. He wants to become an internet celebrity, but the account isn't his own.

To be honest, this book is clearly filler. Too much dialogue and unnecessary plot points make the main storyline feel weak and unconvincing. Reading it chapter by chapter is like chewing wax—bland and tasteless. Occasionally, a tiny bit of excitement appears, but it's quickly drowned out by a mountain of nonsense!

Giving them 30% is a bit too much, isn't it? They didn't contribute any money. Longxiang (a type of incense) is worth over a million, and that's also 30%; Jinxiu Lobster is worth over 300,000, and that's also 30%.

Live streaming, live streaming, I'm sick of watching it all. Can't we come up with something new? There are too many formulaic live streams these days, like beachcombing, wilderness survival, and e-sports, and the text-based descriptions of the content are often disappointing. It's just aesthetically tiring!

I couldn't finish reading chapter 100, then the female lead appeared. I just wanted to see how you do beachcombing, how you catch fish, how you use your cheat codes to catch more and bigger fish, and this is what you're doing? You had a wet dream the moment we met? Are you a middle school student? This is a college graduate in her twenties, you should have studied hundreds of books, isn't that normal? Is it really necessary?