1988 Talangwan, Starting from Catching the Sea and Listening to the Waves

Most people read this kind of book for the purpose of catching fish in the sea, not for the filial piety of the family. Although the author's writing style is good, he puts the cart before the horse. Obviously the beginning of the book is very good, and I also like to read it. Then it is about this and that. When I see the salt farm, I really can't stand it anymore. It feels less fun. I'd better write more about catching the sea. I will write about the filial piety later. Now, first of all, attract readers.

This book is full of Madonnas. The fishmongers use ghost scales to lower prices. They are so awesome at being able to get away with it. Why is it okay to break the law as long as it's for your family? There are so many Holy Mothers

Come on! I watch 11 Hiroko supports a day...

Fellow book friends! At the beginning of the design, in order to increase authenticity, I adopted the naming method of characters. This method may have caused some reading trouble for you, so I apologize in advance! Here is an explanation in the order of appearance of the characters: Protagonist (Cai Lao Er): Cai Yukang, which means "no worries about food and clothing". Big Brother: Cai Lingkang is the best at "Ling". Little sister (sister): Cai Wankang. Gentle and touching. Cousin: Cai Shukang. Taken from the Book of Songs, Jingnu's "Shu". (⚠️The protagonist usually calls his cousin "Shu Kang" directly. This is also a small foreshadowing. You can look forward to it~) Little brother: Cai Fukang. Very simply, it means being blessed. Happy reading everyone! Sorry again!

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The names are all followed by Kang. I don't even know which one it is.

Both watery and pretentious

Add it to your bookshelf for a few days and then read the reviews before buying it.

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I can't figure out what the protagonist is going to do in the salt field.