Douluo: the Strongest Creature in the Sea, Land and Air

Fan fiction always gives me all kinds of unexpected ideas. I have read a novel before. The author said that Dai Mubai was an unruly young man who did not bother to fight for the throne, so he left the Star Luo Empire. This author's novel also said that cowardly cats are not afraid of death. There is no shame in being afraid of death, and there is no shame in running away. Everyone really sees What I can't afford is to abandon my fiancée and run away. If he dared to run away with his fiancée in the first place, no one would say anything even if he chose to run away. As for why the other party didn't just run into the mountains and forests to hide. Is it possible that he was also falling into an illusion, thinking that he could defeat his big brother through perfunctory training?

The author wears women's clothing, women's clothing makes you happy, women's clothing makes you stronger

The subject matter is quite good, and I feel the writing is also good. There's nothing poisonous about it. The author just wants to finish this book without interrupting updates. 😘😘😘

I recommend a book to you by the author. Your view of society is too small.

Regarding the theory of Yu Xiaogang's innate soul power and martial soul quality. My personal understanding of this [character] is that the innate soul power affects the martial soul, rather than the martial soul affecting the innate soul power. Reason: 1. Yu Xiaogang believes that there is no useless martial spirit, only useless soul masters. The martial soul does not bear responsibility, and only the soul master's own innate soul power accounts for the majority. 2. Luo San Pao Wuhun Under the influence of the Iron Triangle martial soul fusion skill, Luo Sanpao was indeed affected by the soul power and developed in a better direction. The impact of soul power on the quality of the martial soul can be proved in front of him. Emphasis! ! The above is the point of view of Yu Xiaogang's character! ! ! Regarding the views on the soul master's power system in this book... The author himself does not have any views. Whether the previous debate is positive or negative, it is just to fit Yu Xiaogang's role, nothing more. As for whether the soul power affects the martial soul, or whether the martial soul affects the soul power, it doesn't matter. Just understand it as the medieval theory is in its infancy. Both are right, but not all wrong. The protagonist's attitude is that martial arts are easy to use. In terms of plot, there will be no overly exaggerated martial arts or soul power. This aspect of the relationship is not touched upon, so there is no need to go into it in depth. After all, it is just a novel background setting.

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Alien: Inspired by the Mermaid Douluo on Poseidon Island, there is not much surrounding storyline. The function is to add special effects skins to the protagonist's gang. The plot of Poseidon Island gives the protagonist a reason to antagonize. Pharmacist: The profession was inspired by Dou Yi's main group's hunting for souls in the Star Dou Forest. In the narration of the supply town, there was a person selling recovery potions. Name issue: Dou Yi's character has both Eastern and Western names. It feels unnecessary and inconvenient to make up a Chinese name. The character of the protagonist: I don't know if some people say it's cliche or not. Anyway, writing about the character of a normal person is definitely difficult for everyone to agree on, and it's not convenient to highlight the characters. For me, a novice author, it's better to keep it simple, otherwise the plot will be twice as toxic. Plot trend: I don't lean towards any camp, the view is that dog eats dog, big and small forces all rely on their own abilities, and there are no lofty ideals. There is also the setting of Ye Lingling's martial spirit: there are two Jiuxin Haitang martial spirit soul masters at the same time, and they are not one of them. Source: Chapter 48 of the original book, The Imperial Fighter Team (Part 2). No need to subscribe. The first paragraph at the beginning is what Ning Rongrong explained. Finally, a few additional questions about comments: Don't be too outrageous when it comes to freedom of comment. I don't know if I'm going to be a fan of my essay. Whether I'm criticizing something or criticizing it, try to keep it short at the beginning. This will also make it easier to attract other people to comment. I didn't know that I was being offered a bounty notice when I wrote the essay.

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