
Golden Fishing Grounds
黄金渔场
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- Completed
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- 4.2M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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I heard that a group of trolls have come recently, come back and take a look! First, the book Talking about Achievements was the newcomer of the year, and it is undoubtedly very popular! In those days when all farming and leisure writings inevitably involve escalating fighting and intrigues, most of this book is calm and uncontested, and it is definitely a breath of fresh air. Looking back now and criticizing poorly written works is undoubtedly an act of hindsight and a shameless act of judging things in the past by today's standards. Secondly, as the first book, Cartridge is actually still very immature in terms of writing. This is not only the case now, but also in the past, but he was diligent and paid a lot. This is the reason why this book is recognized. But I have to admit that this book has become the pinnacle of his current leisure writing, and he cannot surpass it if he writes it again, and it may even go backwards. I haven't read his subsequent works, they feel wrong! Third, to this day, when I am upset. I still occasionally open the client to read this book and read a chapter that I like, which always brings me some calming effect! So Everything in the world is different, and people have different ways of doing things Reading books is just for entertainment, there is no need to feel red and blush.
Chapters 97-100: Taking in those four children really poisoned me. Four ten-year-old foreign children, whose outlook on life and values are basically set, will not be particularly close to you. They just met one day and decided to take them in because of the lawyer's words. They were adopted under the name of the lawyer. I was really convinced. I don't know anything about his character, so just believe him if he says he's a wanderer. What if he's not? How do you think he is, and he's so old? If you really want to help them, you can give them a sum of money, find them a boarding school or something, and support them until they are 18 years old. There is no problem at all, but I really can't accept bringing them to my home to live with me, since they are not my children. And did the protagonist call his parents after returning to Canada? When I returned to China, I gave my sister 2 million to buy a car, gave my friends one yuan to rent a store, and what else to give to my parents. If I didn't come to Canada, I wouldn't say that I would build a new house, and give my parents a good health check-up and so on. He was so kind to a few strangers, but his parents had completely forgotten about him.
When I saw the protagonist heard that he could save a lot of money by changing his nationality, he changed his nationality without hesitation, so I felt that it was time to give up. It's not that the book is not good, I just don't want to see his butt become crooked.
I fell in love with the part where I adopted four homeless children. I think the author just writes whatever he thinks of. I don't think there's anything wrong with adopting a street child, but I just feel that what he wrote in that paragraph is wrong. If the protagonist's age is + 20 years old and the story is in the middle and late stages, then I would feel it would be smoother to adopt a street child. As a result, you are not 30 yet. The protagonist can't take care of himself. He has three cubs at home. He has to go to the bottom of the sea every day for ocean awareness. He also has to work on the fishery. He has just started a new career. He is not ready to adopt orphans. You suddenly arranged to adopt orphans. I think it is the biggest failure anyway. I'm going to read the author's other books and forget about this one.
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There is a reason why the performance of this book declined in the later period, and the biggest reason is inaction. The early writing was very casual and the results were good. The results were good because the readers had expectations. The readers expected that in the following chapters the protagonist would run the fishery better, make more money, build a bigger factory, hire more people, and buy more land. None of this has been achieved, and we are just muddle along. The protagonist is satisfied if he has 200 million Canadian dollars. The author always says that money is just a number. Did you know that there are more than 3,000 companies with A-shares exceeding 1 billion Canadian dollars, and you don't know how many there are in the world. The protagonist does not have much wealth in Canada and does not employ many workers. How can he gain a powerful position in the upper class of society? It is too easy to obtain the Black Gold Card. There are at least 1,000 people in China who are eligible. Writing a book is like a game, and it's fun to upgrade. The protagonist starts out as a diaosi and then acquires a fishing ground, because the fishing ground makes money, and because the sunken ship on the seabed is discovered, the wealth increases. This is the reason for the good results in the early stage. The protagonist in the later period also has no ambitions, and the readers have no expectations and the performance declines. The protagonist will grow old and die. How much will he leave to his descendants after death? If someone else had obtained the Heart of the Ocean, would he be much better than the protagonist?
I spent so much time buying bullet casings for nothing. Poor students couldn't afford them, so I paid them back first
This kind of Tianwen has been around for ten years. In the comment section, this chapter said that there are still many people who open and close their mouths but their butts are crooked. I am convinced 😅
Golden Fishing Ground is actually a 15-year-old book, my God! I still remember the days when I was catching up on updates, and I suddenly found it today. It has been 9 years.
I love and hate this book at the same time. I really like the ocean novels, but what about the character of the protagonist? After reading Chapter 888, I didn't kill anyone. There are waves of fish stealing, fraud, and drug trafficking. They talk so well that they are so awesome that when they show their sincerity, they will immediately give in and either let them go or let them off.