Douluo: I, the Sun God

It took me four years to reach level seven and I'm convinced. Think about it for yourself. If the protagonist hadn't eaten fairy grass, wasn't close to the innate full soul power, hadn't absorbed soul bones and the first soul skill to assist training and absorb soul rings beyond the level, how slow would his cultivation speed be? Don't just think that it's the ultimate martial soul and it's ok? If your soul power is so low now and your cultivation is so slow, then you won't be able to reach the level of a Titled Douluo even after 1,000 years of cultivation. And if the ultimate martial soul is so difficult to cultivate, wouldn't the soul master with the ultimate martial soul be very unlucky🤡

A high-level martial soul with an innate soul power of nearly level 10 is suspected of intending to become a stallion. Ning Fengzhi is not secretly happy, but is disgusted and speechless.

The book fell apart the moment Dai Huhu was saved. The first chapter was well written and the second chapter was 💩.

🤮I just started and my combat power is already overwhelming in less than 70 chapters. I'm at level 4 and 7. I don't know what you're thinking. Even if Ultimate Martial Spirit is slow, it's not that slow. If you say it's slow, it depends on who you compare it to. It's still the case of eating fairy grass. At level 4 and 7, at this level, what else can you write? Just find a factory to screw it.

Jiang Zhiwen, Tang Hao with 98 Chenxin beat 95 Tang Hao with the help of level 90 Ning Fengzhi and let him grab Tang San Xiaowu and run away. There is no need to watch.

The whole thing is pretty smooth, but many parts are a little too intellectual and hard to figure out... I won't talk about Feng Shuitu, as many people have said it. The protagonist Wuhun Taiyang, and then the protagonist ran to practice swordsmanship... It was really a bit overwhelming. Isn't it enough to use fire mimicry and split control? Just practice the Taiyang Wuhun and practice swordsmanship. In order to write an article, fighting is not just about practicing swordsmanship. I can figure it out, because there is a Sword Douluo teacher who teaches swordsmanship and says it is easy to practice swordsmanship. What the hell is that? If you just want to be proficient but not master, then what is he doing? If you want to master it and it will be useful in the later stages, wouldn't it be better to have Sword Douluo to teach you? And looking at the whole story, the protagonist doesn't have much time to practice swordsmanship. It can only be said that he does everything for the sake of water.

The Golden Crow Martial Spirit you make is not the same as the Sun Martial Spirit. Don't you know that the sun is the Golden Crow in our mythology?

Why can the sun only attack with fire? Is it difficult to develop a laser using the sun's light? And the sun has its own radiation, why not write about it? Writing about a sun realm or something, I feel like the author doesn't understand the sun and Douluo.

I have endured the previous poisonous points. Dai Mubai is really disgusting. If you need Xing Luo's support, you might as well go to his elder brother directly. Do you think Xing Luo will reject the alliance of the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Sect?

Brother, why did you choose the power attack system? Auxiliary control, *** will it? It's even more rubbish than Yu Xiaogang. I've read so many novels and anime, even the original ones, but I can't even match them.