
The Carefree Fisherman
逍遥渔夫
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] Chapter 313 evaluation!
My dear, who told you that off-road vehicles are Mercedes-Benz and Toyota? Go and see the animal world for yourself. The old black guys in Africa almost all use Land Rover Range Rovers or Discoverys, and all unnecessary equipment has been removed. Toyota can't even see it. Besides, where do you put the Jeep Wrangler?
This is the first time I read this book. Now I see that the male protagonist has finally taken a plane to the United States. I have to say that it is really frustrating. I still don't know where the fish is. The author's brain circuit is really weird. The designed plot is hilarious. When you get space, your first thought is to sell peaches? What if other people become immortal after eating it? When you pick someone up, you don't ask for their name, but they show you their clothes. Are there anti-counterfeiting labels on the clothes? Checking luggage for strangers at the airport, is this a waste of time? On the plane, it was said that the three women's family backgrounds were prominent, and then they were so prominent that they asked strangers to help check in their luggage at the airport? With such calculating power, you call a rich person? I haven't looked back yet, so I don't know how many thunders there are or when the fish will come out.
It jumps from year to year all of a sudden, and I can't adapt to it. The next three hundred or so chapters are no longer interesting. I feel that the protagonist just wants to spend more money. A random Taoist priest can spend hundreds of millions to build a Taoist temple for others. Being so rich, I didn't even get married or have a wedding. I just impulsively got the certificate and immediately got pregnant and was about to give birth. I won't be able to see from behind
If you read books about fishermen, no one can surpass "Golden Fishing Ground"! What the hell is this book about?
How can I put it, if the protagonist didn't have a golden finger, he would probably be like that for the rest of his life, just like a loser with a stupid head, and with the golden finger, he would still be a loser, the kind of useless person.
In the dialogue about selling horseshoes, I felt that the protagonist was just a young man, still 25 years old, and someone who had been out of society and experienced work. Let's not talk about the value of the things that can be placed in the space. Wouldn't you check the origin of the things before selling them? And selling peaches is always intoxicating.
It was pretty good at first, until the part about selling dogs. The dog was stolen and sold to the person introduced by the protagonist. The dog was not familiar with the dog before it was gone. So damn frustrating. I don't want your money. The old man relies on this dog to keep his energy up. The protagonist pats his butt and leaves. It's better not to write this paragraph, it's just disgusting
What kind of trivial thing does the author write? Five gold ingots were sold for 30,000 yuan. Is this selling Chinese cabbage?
After reading Chapter 45, I decided to give up. Those three women were too annoying. They had no consciousness of disturbing others. How could there be such a weird thing in the world? The protagonist was too licking.
I was short of books, so I suddenly came across this book. It was the first fisherman novel I read.