The Leisurely Life of a Fish Pond Owner

The introduction is too weak to complain. Does the author intend to keep the protagonist for how many years? Let's not talk about how big your fish pond is. It can raise large deep-water fish. If it is a pond, forget it if it is a white sturgeon. Specifically speaking of the Yangtze River white sturgeon, that one has become extinct. Even if there is a surviving example, the population that cannot reproduce and expand is collectively called extinct. No matter what the system or method is, as long as you keep protected animals in private places, it is illegal fishing in the official view, taking endangered species out of their habitats and putting them in environments to which they are not adapted, thus making an outstanding contribution to the extinction of species. Second-level protected animals still need to apply for a breeding license, but the Yangtze White Sturgeon does not. You must know that some animals are not illegal to buy and sell, but you have to enter them if you hold them. If you are just feeding them, your freedom is not restricted, and you can consider it as appropriate. You have already put it in the fish pond, and there are still a lot of them. How many years do you plan to squat there?

Did you see someone stealing fish from your own fish pond in front of you? Just gently drive away the poisonous electric fish and it's over. No temper at all? Not calling the police? What a good temper.

I have seen this book several times, but because the introduction was so exaggerated, I didn't even click on it to read it.

The beginning is too boring, but the rest is actually quite good.