After Fishing For 10 Years, I Became A Saint Without Knowing How To Raise Beasts Novel
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- Jul 22
- After Fishing For 10 Years, I Became A Saint Without Knowing How To Raise Beasts
Synopsis
Yu Chi wakes up in a desolate realm where thousands of competing races struggle for dominance, though his journey begins in the depths of a prison. Armed only with a bamboo stick brought from his former existence, he discovers a unique ability to commune with the spirits of legendary creatures dwelling in the world's most perilous waters. By fishing in locations like the Death Sea of Hades and the Ice River of Skeletons, he absorbs the essence and capabilities of divine entities, ranging from the sight of a dragon to the flames of a fox. The story tracks an immense passage of time, shifting from a desperate struggle for survival to a position of absolute authority. The tone balances a slow accumulation of power with sudden flashes of cosmic conflict. Those who enjoy seeing a protagonist quietly amass overwhelming strength while remaining humble will find the progression satisfying, whereas those seeking fast-paced, immediate tension might find the million-year timeskip jarring.
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Editorial Review
With 112 chapters currently available, the work establishes a clear hook centered on a unique power-acquisition system. The concept of fishing for divine attributes provides a refreshing mechanical twist on the standard fantasy progression, giving the growth a tangible, collectible feel. However, the leap across millions of years creates a significant disconnect in the internal logic of the world's timeline, potentially undermining the stakes of the initial imprisonment. While the action and adventure elements are solid, the inclusion of conflicting genre tags suggests a lack of focus in the thematic direction. The author successfully builds a sense of mystery around the protagonist's true capabilities, but the dialogue often leans too heavily on the humble powerhouse clichΓ©. Overall, it is a competent entry in the fantasy genre that benefits from its imaginative premise but struggles with consistent world-building over its vast timescale.