The Carefree Fisherman
逍遥渔夫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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[Review] Chapter 313 Evaluation!
Dude, who told you that off-road vehicles are only Mercedes and Toyota? Go watch Animal World, okay? Those black guys in Africa almost all use Land Rover Range Rover or Discovery, and they've removed all the unnecessary equipment. You won't see any Toyotas there. Besides, where do you put your Jeep Wrangler?
This is my first time reading this book. So far, the male protagonist has finally boarded a plane to America, but it's been incredibly drawn out. We still don't know where the fish is. The author's thought process is truly bizarre. The plot is laughably bad. His first thought after getting the space is to sell peaches? What if someone gets immortal after eating them?
Suddenly switching between different jobs every few years is difficult to adapt to. The last three hundred or so chapters got rather pointless. It felt like the protagonist was just throwing money away; he could easily spend hundreds of millions to build a Taoist temple for any random Taoist priest.
When it comes to books about fishermen, I doubt anyone can surpass *Golden Fishing Grounds*! What kind of rubbish is this?!
Well, if the protagonist didn't have a cheat ability, he'd probably just be a loser for life, a complete idiot. And even with a cheat ability, he'd still be a loser, the kind who's pretty useless.
The dialogue about selling the horse spear made the protagonist seem like a naive young man. He's only 25 years old and has already worked, so putting aside the value of the items that could be stored in his spatial dimension, shouldn't he have checked the origin of the items before selling them? And the way he sells peaches is just ridiculous.
It was going well until the part about selling the dog. The dog was stolen and sold to someone the protagonist introduced, and the protagonist just said he didn't know him and that was it. It was so frustrating. I'd rather not have the money; the old man relies on that dog for his spirit, and the protagonist just walks away. It would have been better not to include this part; it was purely disgusting.
What kind of nonsense is this? Five gold ingots sold for 30,000? Is this some kind of cabbage sale?
I decided to drop it after reading 45 chapters. Those three women are just too annoying. They have absolutely no sense of not wanting to bother others. How can there be such weirdos in the world? And the protagonist is such a simp.
I was having a reading slump when this book suddenly popped up in my feed; it's the first novel about fishermen I've ever read.