An Aquarium at My Fingertips

I hope you can keep fishing! Don't open a fish farm! Don't get into aquaculture! That would be pointless! I've read a few books about opening fish farms, and how, after having more free time, people start neglecting their duties! Going up the mountain again, competing with others!!! If you ever open a fish farm, you'd better spend more time fishing! Write less about fish farms! Otherwise, you'll lose many readers!

To correct the author There are no more wild large yellow croakers. There used to be many wild large yellow croakers. But later Fujian fishermen hired two experts from Shantou to learn the method of using fishing nets by striking the water. From then on, large-scale fishing began. They traveled north along the coastline. Wherever there are yellow croakers, there they are.

Brother, let me give you some advice. The difference between novels and reality lies in the fact that in novels, some parts don't need to be realistic. For example, the protagonist getting tanned is impossible; he can't actually get tanned, and neither can the female lead, but she still needs to wear sunscreen. That's called artistic license.

Just sharing my personal opinion... I'm not a fishing expert 🎣, and I don't know many of the details, this is just my perspective as a passerby! First, let me explain Even if you don't know anything about fishing, you can still keep reading 🎣 This book is alright; even without scrutinizing too many details, it's still a very good read. The subject matter is somewhat niche, but not entirely.

The later part of the competition had so much plot twists that the aquarium practically disappeared. And the protagonist is such a lecher; he's constantly having sex with his wife on the boat, and there are other people on board too!

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The book is alright, but what I initially thought was a light read turned into a business novel, as the protagonist seemed obsessed with money.

"School beauty" is so outdated! It's all just a joke, a way of putting it.

I don't like watching too much pretentious stuff; I just like stories about farming, quietly making money, having kids, and everyday life.

Well, people usually raise prices for good stuff, but you're lowering them. I don't understand. There's just too little wild fish. And if one restaurant isn't doing well, there are other restaurants. Comparing the two, the restaurant that frequently serves wild fish is definitely doing better business.