Ocean Hunter

I've read all of this author's books. The initial ideas in each book are great, the middle is readable, but the later parts lose their appeal. I only finished one book. The others I started reading but quickly lost interest. It's not that the protagonist can't be rich; for example, in this book, the protagonist finds a shipwreck with hundreds of kilograms of gold and antiques, or finds a large…

I can't stand it anymore. First, a woman earning millions a year, and she's interested in someone who's inferior to her in every way? And he's in his thirties? Second, she's talking about her physical changes to everyone she meets? Isn't she afraid of being dissected?

I couldn't continue after reading more than thirty chapters. A beautiful woman earning millions a year falls for an older man. You really dare to write that!

This is an experienced author, but he keeps going off-topic. Focusing on everyday life and farming for personal enjoyment is perfectly fine.

To be honest, it's far inferior to high-altitude orchards and secluded farms in mountain streams.

The character settings weren't even established before the female version was released.

Ultimately, it was a poorly written ending. 😅

The author's description of the mountain orchard is quite good.

Great post today! I updated less the past two days, turns out it's going to be released soon.

There are too many errors; the content of the same chapter is inconsistent; and the character settings are strange.