Chasing the Sea: My Fishing Partner Is a Deep-Sea Monster

The subject matter is relatively new, but the writing style is average, and the interpersonal relationships are handled bluntly. The protagonist can be a little petty at times, and can be overly generous at other times, with a hint of a holy mother's heart. Overall, the article seems a bit awkward, and I gave up after reaching chapter 200.

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There are a lot of trivial things, why should there be so much nonsense? I can't write it down and just finish it.

What the guy surnamed Dai did was enough to get him jailed for several years, and the guy surnamed Jin's loan sharking was enough to get him jailed for several years. How can I put it this way? The law in this book is not clear and the protagonist is not ruthless enough.

Too insulting to your IQ! Girls from rich families will never go shopping alone. There will always be bodyguards or sisters who can buy hundreds of thousands at a time. They also use yachts to commit suicide. Are there families or listed companies with more than 2 billion in savings? But you didn't clearly state how much property you have, so it's very false. To say that the character is too, too bad, insulting people's IQ is like a child yelling when he encounters some strange thing. And don't write novels written in 202, like novels written in 201, eh

The text is written in a mess, and it insults the reader's intelligence.

I talked about developing in a low-key manner for a while, but ended up making all kinds of exaggerations to fish in front of others, and it was so wrong.

Very nice

The protagonist Goldfinger is good, but I feel like it was written that way on purpose? It's quite disgusting. There are so many super monsters in the back, and there are endless monsters to defeat. It's quite frustrating, just look at it! Besides, it's still unfinished! (●—●)

Not much to say, just two words: Holy Mother