Douluo: Wuhun Research Diary

This is a tasteless work that is a pity to discard. This book is excellent in terms of martial soul research, the nature of soul power, etc. It can basically be self-explanatory. There are occasional mistakes and omissions, but the flaws cannot be concealed. There are even many second creations that are worth learning from. For example, although Ning Rongrong is not a peerless genius with innate soul power, she has inherited the most abundant "spiritual sense" of the Qibao Glazed Sect in hundreds of years, which allows her to choose the most correct path in the dark and under the guidance of her ancestors. This is also an advancement of the "treasure hunting" talent of the Qibao Glazed Sect. When I saw this, I couldn't help but admire it! This is what I have always thought of as a supplement to the "advancement" of Douluo Continent. Only the top forces such as the two empires, the seven sects, and the Great Soul Fighting Arena Alliance Family have strong enough foundations to support the advancement of the low-level fantasy world of Douluo Continent. Rather than a plot in which a time traveler eats a few pieces of soul beast meat and does a few push-ups, or uses a few martial arts books from a martial arts world that is lower than a low-level fantasy world to crush top geniuses, the author has many commendable ideas, which I admire very much. But the author is like an idiot in shaping the characters and promoting the plot, and the description of emotions and feelings is even worse. It is like a fine iron pulley using sewage as lubricant, allowing the readers to smell the unbearable odor and move the chain, making a harsh noise. However, because this pulley is made of fine iron, it can barely run without breaking. This duality of disparity is disgusting and regrettable. Unfortunately, I really can't stand this poor plot. I sincerely hope that someone can understand the author's in-depth thinking about Wuhun, and can summarize and use the amazing ideas in this book, but don't blindly worship the so-called theory like him, and come up with such a destructive plot that if you understand the theory, you can treat Titled Douluo like a dog! The top level of combat power in a world is six latitudes. I hope that those who can cultivate to the title of Douluo will be outstanding among tens of thousands of people. Before I become a soul saint, I will see the frog in the well and the moon in the sky; when I become a soul saint, I will see me like a cricket in the sky! Every soldier in heaven is the ancestor of the lower world; the weakest person in the title has more than a thousand bones of genius at his feet! They can have weaknesses, but they must not be weak, otherwise this will be a subversion of the rules of the world created by the author himself. There must be order and rules in the creation of a world. I hope someone can understand it and write another work with excellent plot and characters. I look forward to it.

The first part is okay, but the second part feels a bit strange. The plot is incomprehensible and the emotions are incomprehensible. Reading this part is extremely awkward.

Your theoretical analysis has a lot of secondary assumptions, and the language is trivial. Unlike other theoretical research articles, frequent psychological activities are inserted into the process, which makes it seem confusing and not very convincing. The analysis of the filler content is becoming more and more like hydrology, and it is really annoying to read the later chapters. Is it hydrology? The way the content is filled out is not plot-contradictory and unattractive.

Why do you feel that Tang San and Yu Xiaogang were forcibly reduced to intelligence😗😗😗

The pros and cons are obvious. The advantage is that it has a great imagination, and it opens up a lot of imagination for martial soul development. The shortcoming is that the plot is rubbish. It can be said that it is a mess and has no interest. I have no idea what the plot is and there is no coherence.

What are you writing about? This is fairy grass, let everyone eat it. How can you be so awesome if you just write about your own research theory? People have never come out for ten thousand years. You boast that it has been less than 50 years, and you have almost finished your research.

The soulless research is full of logic and analysis, which makes people hit their heads. Moreover, the depth is too broad, and Ning Rongrong's feelings are even more incomprehensible. Moreover, the protagonist is doing martial arts research in order to become a strong person, rather than becoming a strong person for the sake of martial soul research.

The slightly bad thing is that you directly changed the personalities of many people in the original work, which makes them feel a bit fragmented.

Cultivation is about cultivating the essence, energy and spirit. Where can you find so much physics and mathematics in this. We've all traveled through time, aren't there other dimensions?

It felt like the protagonist was too frustrated and didn't give up. If you want to say it looks good, it looks good. If you want to say it doesn't look good, it doesn't look good. It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.