Ocean Survival: I Built an Empire on a Boat

If there is no upper limit, it will collapse easily!

Isn't the Ocean Goddess not allowed to go ashore? I remember that the protagonist seems to be a little bit rustic. Why don't we just reclaim the sea and build the land? Directly from captain to island owner.

It's hard to find a novel with unlimited resources, but it actually feels like a eunuch 😭

The author has a good idea, so I accepted it 😁

What's going on? Why hasn't it been updated yet?

It's best to go to a book with an upper limit, otherwise your book will collapse easily. I think 10 times or 20 times the resources are enough.

The subject matter is okay. Except for the interaction between men and women, which is a bit bloody, everything else is good. If you don't like it, you can skip it and watch it. . .

It hasn't been updated yet, and the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this 🤓

No limit to copying? ? ? This is too exaggerated

I've read a lot about this subject, and I probably won't be able to hold on for long, but I feel like you've written quite well on this subject.

There are too many names, which affects the reading experience, and the protagonist's name appears in almost every paragraph of a person's scene.

I was poisoned by just a few pictures

Monthly pass recommendations are given, update soon

What I wrote above is quite real, a bit cheesy and a bit nonsensical, it feels okay, and the realism of a small character

Ship, the first dozen chapters describe the golden finger and the acquisition of items. It is best to have the whole picture at the back, and quickly evolve into a ship with a cabin of at least level 2 → 3 or above, so that the protagonist's golden finger will not be exaggerated and its usefulness can be maximized. Adventures, and other functional aspects of the ship are described in detail. You can also add ship upgrades to a certain level and send helmsmen and sailors. After all, the ships behind are bigger, and it is impossible to rely on one person to rescue others and lead the players. If there are too many thoughts, the characters will unknowingly move closer to the intrigues. The system will give some money to avoid this. The following is an island, where you can capture large marine life, explore the ocean kingdom, etc.

As long as you keep living, one day the protagonist can add ocean survival to island survival, plain survival, desert survival, forest survival...

I like reading this type of reading, so I found this book. After reading the first chapter, I felt that Goldfinger was too buggy, and it didn't have to wait until later to break.

I've read a lot about this subject, and I probably won't be able to hold on for long, but I feel like you've written quite well on this subject.

How is this book? Is there any Shennong?