
Douluo, Weak Electric Martial Spirit? Now It's the God of Destruction
About This Novel
Zhang Mingqing was a master of traditional Chinese medicine at Blue Star in his previous life. He was well versed in the art of Qi Huang and was also proficient in Western medical anatomy. All he wanted in life was to gain insight into the mysteries of the human body and overcome terminal illnesses to help the people. Unexpectedly, during an operation, the medical equipment suddenly malfunctioned, and a terrifying electric current brought him to Douluo Continent. Being familiar with the plot of Douluo, he originally thought that the time traveler, not to mention having a system, would at least have twin martial souls with innate soul power. When he awakened his martial soul, he was hit hard. He awakened an innate first-level weak-electricity martial soul. To put it bluntly, it was static electricity that could not even move a hair. It was said that he would never be able to break through the soul master realm. But no one expected that this seemingly useless static electricity, after he combined his knowledge of human body development in his previous life and his familiarity with Douluo's plot, would actually become the starting point for defying the heavens, from an undetectable electric current, to the thunder that tears apart the sky, and then to the divine thunder that annihilates all things. When the weak electricity evolved step by step into the divine thunder of destruction that shook the divine world, and Zhang Mingqing stepped onto the altar to inherit the throne of destruction, the world knew: Yu Xiaogang's theory was right. There are no useless martial spirits, only useless soul masters. Zhang Mingqing: God King of Destruction, your thunder was not fast enough, let alone harsh enough. (Anti-Tang San, heroine Ye Lingling)
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Official(16)Scraped 29d ago
Started to abuse the master
Is the protagonist really that stupid? Don't you want to investigate your character? Knowing that others treat you as a dish, but you gamble for the slightest chance, is enough to overthrow all your previous personas! Just like in Chapter 44, the author writes about the protagonist: Unless you put a knife on your neck, it's impossible! But just like Chapter 43, it is written that the city lord is a brave man who can only get in and out, and like Chapter 44, a soul king is directly arranged to monitor the protagonist and forcefully 'invite' him to the city lord's mansion! According to the character of that city lord, the protagonist can only become his earning tool! And once you enter the City Lord's Mansion, don't even think about leaving! If you don't want to die, just keep writing honestly. As for improving strength? Don't think about it, you'll be stuck at one level your whole life! Good for everyone! When you get old, can no longer write, or are no longer valuable to me, then you can die! Remember, don't treat people like fools! Only tools that are not a threat to me are good tools!
A bit like AI writing. There are some places where the writing is quite good, but there are also some poisonous points.
When writing about orphans, stay away from the Holy Soul Village. You can't write it if it's too far away from the main plot. I really didn't grasp the plot well. I really couldn't understand the part where old Jack was injured. The part between Tang San and Xiao Wu was even more explosive.
The opportunists hate Tang San less than Tang San
After Chapter 50, it becomes a bit unsightly.
I know Tang San is not a thing, but he is still using Wuqinxi to wait for someone to steal you.
I don't like stupid people.
It's normal for the author not to like Xiaogang, but you can't do that. Yi Xiaogang is written as an imbecile Li Xiaogang is looking for trouble for no reason. And he did it for no reason many times, but he had nothing to pursue. In other words, he failed to achieve his pursuit, and doing such bad things without any benefit over and over again was just looking for trouble. So what the author writes here is very unnecessary.
Very poisonous
Old Jack is just looking for trouble.
What's wrong with the author? Is this a eunuch?
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Community(0)
Official(16)Scraped 29d ago
Started to abuse the master
Is the protagonist really that stupid? Don't you want to investigate your character? Knowing that others treat you as a dish, but you gamble for the slightest chance, is enough to overthrow all your previous personas! Just like in Chapter 44, the author writes about the protagonist: Unless you put a knife on your neck, it's impossible! But just like Chapter 43, it is written that the city lord is a brave man who can only get in and out, and like Chapter 44, a soul king is directly arranged to monitor the protagonist and forcefully 'invite' him to the city lord's mansion! According to the character of that city lord, the protagonist can only become his earning tool! And once you enter the City Lord's Mansion, don't even think about leaving! If you don't want to die, just keep writing honestly. As for improving strength? Don't think about it, you'll be stuck at one level your whole life! Good for everyone! When you get old, can no longer write, or are no longer valuable to me, then you can die! Remember, don't treat people like fools! Only tools that are not a threat to me are good tools!
A bit like AI writing. There are some places where the writing is quite good, but there are also some poisonous points.
When writing about orphans, stay away from the Holy Soul Village. You can't write it if it's too far away from the main plot. I really didn't grasp the plot well. I really couldn't understand the part where old Jack was injured. The part between Tang San and Xiao Wu was even more explosive.
The opportunists hate Tang San less than Tang San
After Chapter 50, it becomes a bit unsightly.
I know Tang San is not a thing, but he is still using Wuqinxi to wait for someone to steal you.
I don't like stupid people.
It's normal for the author not to like Xiaogang, but you can't do that. Yi Xiaogang is written as an imbecile Li Xiaogang is looking for trouble for no reason. And he did it for no reason many times, but he had nothing to pursue. In other words, he failed to achieve his pursuit, and doing such bad things without any benefit over and over again was just looking for trouble. So what the author writes here is very unnecessary.
Very poisonous
Old Jack is just looking for trouble.
What's wrong with the author? Is this a eunuch?









