The Great Fishing Nation: The Rise of the 1990s, Reborn

I'm speechless when I see price betting. You're just fishing and selling fish, and you're making a betting scheme out of it? Do you think you're in finance?

Chapter two starts getting sloppy. The protagonist is just fishing, and a bunch of people around him keep mocking and ridiculing him like he's crazy. Why would anyone bother with you while you're fishing, especially when you're surrounded by strangers? It's a blatant slap in the face, so ridiculous. And the protagonist just transmigrated into this world with nothing, yet he has to buy equipment and rent a boat—where did he get the money?

I've read over ten chapters, and I still don't know the protagonist's age, whether he has any family, or even how he buys a house—it's just a quick mention of money, without any specific figure. He's already got a cheat code right from the start, catching fish! What kind of writing is this? 😓

That's enough, stop writing! Your book has poisoned the whole bus. If you don't believe me, anyone who can finish reading it is a genius. Author, come to work already, I've left you a form.

You don't even need to read it to know it's a mindless wish-fulfillment story! In reality, it wouldn't last three episodes. I'm not trying to bash the author. What do you think the ocean is? A paradise or your own fishpond? In inland waters, at most you might have fishermen competing with you for fishing spots, but in the open sea, even border waters, do you believe those foreign fishermen could pull out an AK at any moment?

The first three chapters left absolutely nothing unexplained: Was she transported to another world? Did she possess a soul? Does she have family? Does she own a house? Where did she get her money? None of this was clear. I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 10; this is the end of it.

Brothers, this book is riddled with plot holes. The protagonist appears out of nowhere, even more powerful than Sun Wukong. There's no transition between his previous and current characters; he's unregistered and buys boats and houses without any proper background. He's a modern-day workaholic, working from the moment he's reborn. Even with an ancestral resurrection artifact, he still suffers a series of sudden deaths. Does the author think readers are idiots? This is utterly absurd!

What you think is a fisheries contest is actually a military competition, and ultimately a political confrontation.

Fisheries are heavily reliant on national power and connections. Without naval escorts, pirates are rampant; ships sailing on the high seas are essentially unprotected by law. Ships at sea without trustworthy crews are still stuck in the 1990s—wake up! If someone were to be reborn and read your book, they'd be doomed. Anyone who tried to emulate you would be thrown into the sea to feed the fish.

It's written as if anyone else catching fish is a bad guy, and only the protagonist can catch fish. Also, the price of fish is too high; the author has no idea about prices in the 1990s.