The Easygoing Life: I Own a Golden Fishing Ground in Northern Europe
悠闲人生：我在北欧有座黄金渔场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 318k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The last book was too drawn out. Can you please get the main character's actions straight this time? Stop with the suspense and cliffhangers. Modern society is fast-paced; if you take your time, people will skip ahead and eventually give up. And please, stop with the foreshadowing of the deaths of the girl's parents and the protagonist's grandfather.
Are they catching nuclear-contaminated fish in Northern Europe?
It's still bearable, the only major flaw is that woman surnamed Shen. Can't we just make her disappear? Xiantian novels absolutely avoid ambiguity and multiple female leads. In the real world, Chinese women are notoriously cheap and promiscuous abroad.
I have a question: This fish farm used to be very prosperous. After the old man's sudden accident, he left the fish farm to the protagonist. The protagonist inherited a very dilapidated fish farm. Did the lawyer spend several years trying to find an heir?
To be honest, I came to see you fishing and adventuring on the high seas, not to see your bourgeois lifestyle.
Is this really so bad? It's already a poorly written, unfinished story. You should quit writing novels and go work in a factory tightening screws.
Judging from the title, it seems like it's trying to piggyback on Shell's Golden Fishing Ground, but after reading a dozen chapters, I realized, what is this? At least have some real talent before trying to imitate it. Do you really think anyone who's read Golden Fishing Ground can continue reading your book? Shell's later books have been universally panned; is this the quality you're talking about?
The plot drags on. The first few chapters mentioned wanting to buy a boat, and now that he's over 60, he still hasn't.
The main theme is "The author knows everything, but the protagonist knows nothing."
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