The Ghost Captain Just Wants to Fish
幽灵船长只想钓鱼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 136k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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56Chapters
501Recommendations
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Do you all really have no questions?
Nobody is questioning this? Putting everything else aside, did supernatural beings exist on Earth during the Middle Ages? Have they existed since the 21st century? Are you a carbon-based being? If supernatural beings already exist, why are you still wondering if Earth is even on Earth? Could the author please reconsider? 😭
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I just picked out this book from Daily Poison Guide yesterday, and today you're telling me you cut it? I really can't take it anymore.
It seems like it's a soul transmigration. It's understandable that he has fewer skills because he didn't inherit any memories, but why is his physique so weak? It seems the protagonist's previous self must have been incredibly powerful.
From before fishing was first discovered to the present day.
You've stopped updating three books in a row. To be honest, this is a bit much... You should finish Monster Restaurant properly and think more about your readers. If you keep going like this, people will really abandon you as an author.
I first watched "Fishing" when I was in the first year of junior high, and then I watched it again in my second year of high school... 😢
We're all longtime fans of the novel, and I trust Lao Zhu's abilities. His recent new books haven't been doing so well, so I'm hoping this one will surprise me.
Oh, right, there's a question, just a simple question: if a person turns into a skeleton, what happens to their clothes? They're bound to fall off because they don't fit, right? And then when they turn back into a person, shouldn't they be naked? 🥵
After reading the previous posts, I found that many people have replied to me. I'm not saying this book is bad; the author's previous experience with fishing broadened my thinking and imagination during my high school years, and I even dreamed about it. I stumbled upon this book a few days ago and was surprised to find it was written by the author of "Fishing."
This author is a bit like Counter-Strike; I suggest quitting the site if this is abandoned.
Just checking in. I didn't continue reading the last book because it seemed so-so. Looking forward to this one.