
Back in the Past, I Became the Fishing King
回到过去当钓王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The beginning of the previous book was alright, but it went awry as it went on. Fishing livestreaming is a niche genre, and I initially thought the protagonist would focus on fishing as a supplementary activity in his livestreams. However, after chapter 200, it essentially became a style of attracting attention with fishing as the main theme, aiming to make the protagonist an internet celebrity.
Don't write too much about fishing battles or anything like that. Fishing doesn't need so many twists and turns. Many novels are full of constant battles, which is incredibly frustrating. And don't write about deliberately sabotaging competitions or creating conflicts – I can't keep reading. Write more about fishing in the wild, or build your own reservoir and fish out there, maybe even do a live stream.
Writing a book shouldn't be too realistic. I'm not referring to the fishing aspect being unrealistic, but rather the fact that even after being reborn, a person is still forced to live a life driven by self-interest and caught in a web of right and wrong. It's exhausting. Reality is already tiring enough; I want my novel to be lighter.
Fishing is a hobby, so I'll write more about wild fishing, since there are too many people doing it these days.
Another day for the Air Force
I'll change my name, be reborn as the King of Losers, and maybe I'll become famous someday. 😂
If you can't write romance scenes, don't do it at all. We were almost there, and then you just abruptly cut it off. And what about the ending? At least give us some explanation!
Fishermen never go home empty-handed
The only person who wrote about fishing got shut down by your criticism.
After reading the free chapter, let me share my thoughts. Treating fishing as a niche sport as a business is an exaggeration! There are only three things you could realistically call a business out of fishing: fishing gear, bait, and fishing grounds. I haven't dealt with the first two.