Tide Collecting: I Rely on Unrivaled Luck, Leasing the Entire Ocean

They were just writing about fishing and catching fish, and suddenly they switched gears and started a palace intrigue drama? A lousy fishing boat is just creating trouble for themselves, doesn't that interfere with making money? And they say they have high luck points that they can't use? Why not just add more luck points to the fishing gear each time? Why not try catching some valuable fish? They couldn't even manage the fishing boat properly, and now they're trying to develop guesthouses and tourism? This plot is completely nonsensical and the whole thing falls apart!

Update quickly! Over 300 chapters already, a rare find for Qi Mao's books, hopefully it won't fall apart later on.

Ha ha

Write it quickly

This novel is very realistic, with a captivating plot and fluent writing—truly excellent.

It's so long-winded, it's like that TV series "Empresses in the Palace".

I'm speechless. The plot and character development are quite vivid, but there are just too many typos—several in one chapter—which really affects the reading experience. I hope the author will pay attention to this. I've reported all the typos I noticed. Finally, I hope this book will improve over time.

There's too much trivial stuff. I'm tired of reading hundreds of chapters. Reading these is so easy and relaxing. Reading yours is just a headache, all these petty things.

Dragging your feet like a woman.

Is it appropriate to use 2002 housing prices for 2012? If you're already planning all sorts of businesses with 150,000, how difficult would it be to even reach 1.5 Million in 2012, let alone 150,000?