Douluo's Evildoer Tang Jiu

As a girl, this may not be my favorite Douluo fanfic, but I really like it. Reading the comments, many people said they quit after seeing the protagonist was a woman. But I want to say that when Douluo fan fiction is very popular now, it would be good to have such a unique Douluo fan fiction with a female protagonist, which would make people's eyes brighter. As far as I'm concerned, it's a bit of a taste change. And according to the author, the protagonist of this book does not have a cp, which in my eyes is rare in this time when stallions are everywhere. (In the articles I have read in the past few years.) Tang Jiu's character is also very good. In my opinion, she is handsome and free-spirited. I also love this kind of girl in real life. (Don't think too much, I'm not Lily.) As far as I'm concerned, if there was a male protagonist in this book, it would feel like something was missing. Many plots in current Douluo fan fiction are similar. It doesn't mean plagiarism, but maybe it means a collision of ideas. Ha, I don't know what I'm talking about, it's incoherent. The above is purely my personal opinion, just look at how much of my comment it is about me. If you have different opinions, you can discuss them together, but if someone comes down and says this book is not good, then walk away. In fact, I don't like it when people criticize each other in book circles, but if you criticize, I will definitely refute, so we'd better not hurt each other. If you don't want to see it, click on the upper left to exit. It doesn't matter where you are beeping, just don't beep in my building. Well, that's the end of my review, which is good.

It can only be said that the author is inexperienced. Writing female protagonists on male channels can easily cause controversy and requires a lot of pressure. Nowadays, when reading novels, people like to introduce the protagonist, but what does the male version mean? (See the picture below) So when male readers subconsciously introduce the protagonist, they find that the protagonist is a woman, which is difficult for people to accept. If you want to say that the protagonist is a man who traveled through time and became a woman, it might be easier to accept it, because his soul is still male. As for the female protagonist, most of us boys can only watch it from a third-person perspective, because we have not had female thinking and subconsciously feel it is very awkward. Do you even need to reverse your world view, such as becoming a handsome guy in anger? I hope the author can withstand the pressure.

I would like to ask why everyone doesn't like Douluo's female protagonist. I saw in the comments that many people complained that this book is about a female protagonist, and some even said it was disgusting. Do you only like male protagonists? Do you like harem? Does the male protagonist have to be in a male channel? Does the female protagonist have to be on a female channel? Is this thought from centuries ago? If this book is more suitable for boys, then it is a serious male-video novel. To be honest, when I saw those disgusting trolls, I only had one thought in my mind: "I'm afraid you are just saying this out of pure displeasure?!"

After reading a few chapters, I thought I was watching the male protagonist, but in the end I was watching the heroine for a long time. Sorry, I don't like the heroine. I said something in the first popular comment and was refuted. I just want to ask, if you go to a bun shop to buy buns, and the shopkeeper tells you that he doesn't sell buns but sells steamed buns, what's the difference between selling dog meat by pretending to be a sheep's head?

In order to be blessed by heaven, Xiao Huihui issued an edict: If you have a favorite heroine, you can leave a message below this post, and the one with the most votes will become the heroine of this book. 1: Tang San. 2: Dai Mubai. 3: Oscar. 4: Ma Hongjun. 5: Feng Xiaotian. 6: Evil month. 7: Yan. 8: Yu Tianheng. 9: Jade Tianxin. 10: Yueguan (Ju Douluo). 11: Xiao Wu. 12: Zhu Zhuqing. 13: Ning Rongrong. 14: Ye Lingling. 15: Dugu Yan. 16: Meng Yiran. 17: Hu Liena. 18: Xiaobai (Demon Soul Great White Shark). 19: Fire dance. 20: Shui Binger. 21: Shui Yue'er. 22: Qian Renxue. 23: Snow Dance. 24: Purple Pearl. 25: Bibi Dong. 26: Bo Saixi. 27: Single noble. Reply with the serial number to participate in the voting.

There is nothing wrong with having a female protagonist. If you put it in a male video, I will reluctantly accept it. However, in your profile, there is no hint at all about the fact that it is a female protagonist. If you had a reminder, there would not be so many bad reviews. . . If you like this book, please read it. I am not interested in this type of book. Reading novels is to find a sense of empathy. As a normal male, I can't imagine what it would be like to become a female. Male on top of male? A strong man locks up men? The comment area is not your praise area. If the author doesn't like it, you can delete it. (Okay, you can start)

Hey, I want to know who Tang Jiu will be with🤔🤔I'm more looking forward to it being Xiao Wu

Although I have always been around male channels, and although most of the books I read are from the perspective of the male protagonist, I am a girl myself, so I have no objection to this kind of female protagonist vision. However, when I saw someone in the comment area saying that the author said there is no male protagonist, I might as well leave it alone. You said that your writing about fighting is not very good. After reading the first few chapters, it doesn't seem to be a passionate style. The protagonist is still a woman, so there are probably very few boys who can continue reading it. Most of them have a sense of freshness. The fact that there is no male protagonist even dissuades girls like me who hang out with boys. After all, if there is no male protagonist, there will be no emotional line. So what else do you write about, about family and friendship, and then avenge your father, your brother, your sister-in-law, and resurrect your mother? If you are more outrageous, you can establish a line with Wuhun Palace, be a peacemaker, and then become a god and resurrect your mother, so that everyone can celebrate the New Year happily together. Wouldn't that be interesting? After you become a god, you will find that you are surrounded by couples, and you are the only one who is single. Then you are quite happy to watch your mother and your father falling in love, your brother and your sister-in-law falling in love? Besides, based on the identity of the protagonist alone, the author may have decided to leave with the protagonist, and then there may be a lot of original content. So what else are you reading? Is it a waste of time when you have nothing to do?

Oops, back then I was the No. 1 Critic king of poisonous milk. You must have seen my comments, I am back. After reading some, I feel like there aren't any talented people in the comment section these days, so I won't leave ヽ('⌒´メ)ノ

Tang Jiu is the god of death, the angel corresponding to the god of death, Qian Renxue is the god of angels, should you, the author, say something... (｢･Ω･)｢Hey