The Carefree Fishing Grounds

The clone is the most disgusting element of all the mechanics.

Isn't the wild spiny lobster a Class II protected animal?

This is ridiculous! The initial descriptions were one thing, but then suddenly there's a merman character after the book's release. The worst part is, the crew didn't react at all when they got back. Seeing something this absurd, didn't they call the police? They just ran away!

I started to feel disappointed after chapter 24. The supporting characters didn't seem like fishermen from the coast at all; they looked like mountain folk who'd never seen seafood before. It's one thing to not recognize rare fish, but they didn't recognize any of the common species either. Dude, this is too much...

I'm speechless. This ocean-themed story is now veerging into fantasy, featuring a mermaid war. I could tolerate the other flaws, but I immediately stopped reading here.

The author tries to provide scientific information for the sake of providing information, portraying the fishermen in their village as complete idiots who know nothing and need the protagonist to explain everything. He also depicts the Zhou family's buyer as a fool; given that the man has built such a large business, portraying him as so stupid makes the protagonists seem even more foolish.

I have already reported this. The author blatantly kills endangered and protected fish species in the book to make huge profits and promotes harmful values. Goodbye.

This book idealizes human nature too much; the protagonist is a bit of a saint and doesn't think things through.

So, did they forget about the chest of treasure and the dragon's incense from the sunken ship?

The whole village is full of gossips and big mouths; they're really something.