A Dad's Fishing Paradise

Everything else is well-written, but isn't the daughter only four years old? Rowing, casting nets, catching fish, diving—she's proficient in everything! Goodness, I live by the river, my family has always been fishermen, and I wasn't this good at anything when I was four. Did the author even do any of these things?

I couldn't help but complain about the plot involving the collaboration with Photon to sell rice wine. The system-generated, monopolistic product was negotiated down to the profit margins of low-end manufacturing. So, the protagonist, with the system formula, built the factory, collected raw materials, hired people to produce, and only earned 15 yuan in the end, while Photon, without contributing…

Actually, if the woman remarries, it's relatively easy for the man to get the child back. In over 90% of the divorced couples I know where the man wanted the child, the woman gave up. A few years ago, there was a five-year-old girl in our area who, after her mother remarried, actually stopped a police car, saying she was often bullied by the neighbor's children and asked the police to take her…

A novel about a stay-at-home dad, but it's about divorce, with one parent raising one child—I really can't stand it!

To tell if a fish is wild or farmed, you have to look at its skin and fur? I guess I'm still too ignorant; I'm not worthy of reading this book.

It's written pretty well, isn't it? Although it has some advantages, it's not as overly complex as other people's systems, and it was finished in a short time. Also, you can use the money aspect in the early stages, like spending some money to negotiate a settlement to get custody back. You've already written about your ex-wife to death, so it doesn't matter if you make it a little worse. Of course, you probably already had the outline planned, but I won't say any more. More updates!

Keep going, bring Xiaolianzi back with you!

Little Lotus is quite endearing; I wish I had a daughter like that. The book is good, very engaging. Keep up the good work, Master!

Let me talk about what I consider to be the flaws. 1. My four-year-old daughter is an expert in diving and fishing, able to work non-stop all afternoon. Putting aside her skills, just holding a fishing rod is a huge burden for a four-year-old, and she's been fishing for whitebait all afternoon. Does she have that kind of physical strength? Am I reading a fantasy novel?

Geese don't eat fish; geese are vegetarian and don't eat meat!