Beachcombing: I Can Spot Ocean Treasures

Just when things were going well, another childhood friend popped up, and they started talking about profit sharing again. Can't I write without childhood friends and profit sharing?

Since his sister is so poor, and since he has the ability to earn money, why doesn't he take care of his sister instead of a childhood friend? He gives the friend thousands or tens of thousands a month, while he can't even afford a toy for his sister's child. What kind of rubbish is this?

They're already struggling to make a living, and now they're splitting up like this. If they could buy a fishing boat and lend a hand, that wouldn't be a problem, but paying above market price would be doing their best for this childhood friend.

Can you attract readers by spamming and piling on content?

Why take care of your childhood friend instead of your family? Aren't your family members struggling financially? Why are you giving a share of the profits to your childhood friend? Don't you have anyone else in your family?

The first chapter is already incredibly toxic. His older sister is supporting him through university, yet he can't even support himself, and he's still acting like a sycophant to Ye Tiantian, instead of thinking about giving money to his sister or studying harder.

The older sister is a Voldemort, and this is how the younger brother repays her now that he has the power? The brother gives her 10%, and the sister only gives him a little food? I really can't read this anymore!!!

Yes, Tang &nnsp; Ai Ah Yang

Garbage & Eye-watering

The portrayal of the twin sisters in episode 19 wasn't detailed enough; was it about beachcombing or a short essay about women?