Golden Fishing Grounds
黄金渔场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I heard a bunch of trolls have arrived recently, let's come back and check them out! First, regarding its achievements, this book was undoubtedly the top new author of its time, and its popularity was immense! Back when all farming and leisure novels inevitably involved leveling up, magical battles, and scheming, this book remained largely tranquil, seemingly untouched by worldly strife—a true…
Chapters 97-100, which describe taking in those four children, really poisoned my mind. Four ten-year-old foreign children, whose worldviews and values are basically formed, it's impossible for him to be particularly close to them. He only met them for a day and decided to take them in based on the lawyer's words, even registering them under the lawyer's name. I'm speechless.
When I saw the protagonist change his nationality without hesitation after hearing that it would save him money, I felt I should drop the book. It's not that the book is bad, I just didn't want to end up biased by it.
He collapsed during the part about adopting four homeless children. I think the author just wrote whatever came to mind. I don't think there's anything wrong with adopting homeless children, but I just feel that the way he wrote it in that part is wrong.
Shell's new book, published on February 11, 2019, is titled "Bringing a Celestial Sect to Northern Europe".
There are reasons for the book's declining sales in its later stages, the biggest reason being inaction. The early chapters were written in a relaxed style and achieved good results. The good results were due to the readers' expectations; they hoped that in later chapters the protagonist would manage the fish farm better, earn more money, build a larger factory, hire more people, and buy more…
I've been getting these shell casings for free for so long, but as a poor student I can't afford to buy them, so I'm paying them back now.
This kind of writing has been going on for ten years, and there are still quite a few people in the comments section who are biased and biased. I'm speechless. 😅
Golden Fishery is a book from 2015! My goodness! I still remember the days when I followed the updates. I suddenly stumbled upon it today. Nine years have passed already.
This book is a love-hate relationship. I genuinely enjoy novels about the ocean, but the protagonist's personality... Well, I've read 888 chapters and he hasn't killed a single person. There's a constant stream of fish thieves, scammers, and drug traffickers. He talks big but backs down as soon as things get serious, either letting anyone go or just letting them go.