Douluo: Forced to Become a Villain, I Started to Save Myself

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I've read Chapter 44 so far Some questions: The male protagonist is basically forced to choose the path of an evil soul master because of the problem of martial arts. However, it can be seen that so far, the male protagonist has not done anything that is "harmful to nature", and the male protagonist's thinking is biased towards the feeling of an evil soul master. I feel like the male protagonist doesn't need to completely become an evil soul master just because of his soul skills. So does the author intend to completely make the male protagonist an evil soul master? For example, in the book "Douluo: My Blue Silver Grass is a Little Strange" next door, the male protagonist basically acted like an evil soul master in order to improve his strength, and he also indirectly became a partner with Bibi Dong. It feels like the male protagonist of this book completely becomes an evil soul master for no reason or necessity. In addition to my personal expectations, don't pick up these female characters just for profit. The kind of fanboys who come into contact with Ning Rongrong mostly do it to get in touch with the Seven Treasures Glazed Sect, and there are not many deliberately flirting with female characters. This kind of thing is more comfortable to watch, (except for stallion stories) In short, I hope that the author will not use emotions to control Qian Renxue or other female characters even if the male protagonist uses force to control them later. (This kind of practice of deliberately taking advantage of other people's emotions for one's own sake always feels like it's even better than the male protagonists of Stallion novels)

According to the main plot of the matter, Tang San is the big villain. The Wuhun Palace opened up an opportunity for low-level soul masters to accept inheritance and also helped the poor soul masters. In the end, the Wuhun Palace was destroyed because of their different stances. Mainly because the problem was not solved after the destruction. It became worse than before, and the dragon slayer eventually became an evil dragon.

Awakening a martial soul and running to the martial soul hall, that's awesome, Contra's grandfather is eating for free, there is no one left in the Tiandou Empire, what a fool

Is the martial spirit a phoenix or a butterfly? Your soul skills are all the same as sjb.

The routines of Douluo fans are indeed the same, but this book is slightly different at the moment and is worth waiting for.

Everything else is fine, but the skills are too random. He is obviously a phoenix, but his soul skills are all butterflies. There are already two martial souls, and the entire companion martial soul, each soul ring has two skills, and has two uses. The effect is so exaggerated. The first soul skill controls a person's life and death, and can also help people practice. The soul attack also involves bleeding. The second soul skill is resurrection and helps people resurrect. It can suck people into mummies or something, and it can also control souls. It's only the second ring, it's an exaggeration. It gives me the feeling that the main character just adds whatever effect he needs, without any logic.

When will it be updated? It's very nice.

Douluo's rare book that uses your brain

It's been a long time since I've seen a Douluo fanfic that doesn't work, and the plot is so fucking annoying