God of Fishing

Pretty good book. There's an arc around chapter 250 where the mc does allot for his friends that doesn't cause him any harm. It lasts for about 100 chapters while they explore together and he gives them a share of his spoils while still getting the lions share. Then he's solo again. Some people are really greedy on this site lol. Mc doesn't mind sharing because they're friends and there's enough to go around. The world has dimension and depth but it's still funny and the characters and plot take twists that don't always end in tropes. I really enjoyed the read.

on the surface, this can be misunderstood if you are only willing to read like 100 chapters in you'll end up thinking this is just an op mc standard trope, and at the beginning sure I guess it might be, but as the story develops and the secrets of the world progress and get revealed you'll see that things aren't so cut and dry. if you have enough patience to make it to the end you'll realize this is a great story. all the characters are unique and well-designed even some of the minor villains that you only see for a handful of chapters are well-designed and aren't all bad but they're just fighting for their own cause. all the weapons and abilities are unique and well-rounded each race has their own quirks and abilities that world is vast and the world-building is at an actually an insane level and scale, for reference you start the story; he's in a village, then a town, then a city, then a world, then an even bigger world etc etc. the verse is simply beyond comprehension I do suggest you take notes haha

The main character doesn't seem like a reincarnated old man; he's more like a foolish young child. Aside from that, the world is well-constructed, and the abilities and premise are solid. The novel unfolds quite slowly, similar to "The Mech Touch. " Still, it's enjoyable for passing the time, like a slice of life story.

One of the best things I've read on this website. It's always good to see Han Fei beating people up or him just revealing himself and everyone is either scared, surprised, or both.

it’s a pretty decent novel that has a twist on the usual cultivation story, the world setting is unique and the plot is well written with a smooth story to follow along with

This is a fairly unremarkable novel. with your generic mc that goes to a another, world gets cheats becomes op, has everything go his way . The best thing about this novel is that it is more unique then your generic cultivation novel. the world is interesting. the mc is funny . And it is fun to read but the mc doesn’t encounter any actual challenges everything goes his way . he is a genius Etc. his friends are useless leeches like every outher novel THE GOOD Overall the whitening is funny enough to get a chuckle out of you the is mc interesting the world is unique he a decent overall story. THE BAD the mc has a lot of plot armor. He is very stupid sometimes. It is a fun read but nothing amazing

To be honest id ont understand why the score is so low...its very good..entertaining and the concept is unique...first time I've seen it so far...

I quite enjoy the world and setting, however the protagonist is essentially at everyone's beck and call, he helps, and helps, and helps, and perhaps, if he is lucky, they will ask him to do a bit less for them. Because, they certainly won't pay him back. It's pathetic, they rely on him for money, food, beasts, they all seem to presume a collective ownership over everything he owns as though it is also theirs. It's disgraceful, around ch. 250 they fight a beast and he essentially deals with it himself, however the bead/pill within the beast is given to someone because, they were injured, mind you, they did not need it in the least to recover. It's more of the same up until that point. And for the idiot down in the reviews claiming otherwise either didn't read the novel or has misinterpreted every interaction with the MC. Because even for the beasts, that let's say he couldn't beat himself, and if you ignore the fact that he can't unleash all of his strength in almost every fight due to his team mates. Then at the very least due to his ability to find said beasts and his overwhelming strength compared to his companions, well he should easily receive 50% if not more, yet I don't think they've ever given him a single thing, after team fights. Not a single thing, it's preposterous, even when they don't even participate they still believe they're entitled to a share, and he willfully gives away most of the things they ask for. It's pathetic and disgusting.

Not the greatest cultivation novel I have seen before, but a new experience. I would say from where i am starting(I haven't read too far in yet) it could turn out for one of the better novels, albeit with the author not rushing it.

Refreshing view from standard cultivation novel. The main plot is quite intriguing and makes it enjoyable to follow through the repetitive treasure chases.