Exchange Protagonist

I'm not very familiar with the Dragon Clan and haven't read much of the original work, so I won't comment on the Dragon Clan part. Just talk about the current Douluo. The first is the time node of "exchange"--- In terms of importance, Huo Gua's experience was not only "important" in the torture of Wenqinggu. The first time I met Tianmeng, the first time I saw the auspicious beast, the first time Wang Dong confessed his identity, the first time he got the Snow Emperor's soul, and even the first time he was sacrificed by the auspicious beast... There were too many key points; Then it will involve "exchanging lives"--- The "mid-term" node of Qingqing Valley is very strange. The relationship between Huo Gua and the heroine has been cultivated. If you change someone midway, it is a bit unreasonable no matter how you think about it. Whether he is green or not depends on the other person's character. What does it mean? Even if we put aside the emotional drama, the plot of the original work is directly cut off. The exchanged person can only passively accept the memory, and is not a witness. It is difficult to understand the hardship/entanglement of the original protagonist. Even the cultivation system is incompatible, and it is difficult to practice. Everything is started from scratch. So what does the previous experience of the original protagonist count? All in vain? You come over halfway through the exchange, but you can't get up and down. You want to let go and have a go, and there are various relationships that have already formed. It's a mess, and you can't complete the project. You have to spend all your energy playing charades with the people around you (the exchange game can't be exposed), or even pretend to be crazy... In my personal opinion, it's quite bad. Coupled with the author's writing style (especially the Douluo part, the Dragon Clan is a little better), it reads a bit boring. Choosing a late stage node, putting aside the emotional drama, the other person's "project" is almost completed, so there is no need. Personally, I think the best thing is to choose the early stages. The heroine of the original novel did not intervene, and she also got extraordinary opportunities (the most typical one is Tianmeng Sacrifice). You can swap people around and create a brand new story line, wouldn't it be nice? In any case, both sides of the exchange are "equal" and can let go of their own hands, and maybe even a better outcome can be achieved. Secondly, there is the inexplicable way of heaven in Douluo. A way of heaven has explained all the various conspiracies and calculations clearly, and then what? What else are the exchangers exploring? Already understand it all! There is no need to write down the intermediate process! What a reason to be lazy! The introduction of the way of heaven is the part that I dislike the most. Lu Mingfei should discover all kinds of plans by himself, and he should explore and get back the taste of death he suffered. I don't think it's cool to have a naturally high status and let the way of heaven obey. It makes me very unhappy! Lu Mingfei should take the initiative to discover these conspiracies, and then whether it is to defeat all the methods with one force, or to destroy the opponent through management and construction, it is all his efforts, and it is also part of the meaning of the life exchange project. At least, the original protagonist failed to discover it, right? The result? Tiandao took him away lightly with just a few words. What is the meaning of exchange? If someone with a higher status comes here, everything will be solved instantly. Anyway, he will become a god immediately, with ten golden rings placed, haha... In the final analysis, the author's worldview compatibility doesn't give me a good feeling, it's very rough. Maybe this is a common problem in works with cross-combat forces and cross-worldviews... That's all I can think of for the moment... The subject matter is okay, and the writing style is generally acceptable, but the plot setting is a bit against my will.

It's very fresh but the content doesn't feel good, but I still give it three stars.

I haven't seen much, but it's really not attractive. The subject matter is interesting, but what is the entry point for the exchange? Is there any use in letting Lu Mingfei go to Qinggu Valley? Apart from the deus ex machina, there is no way to resist Tang San, and the deus ex machina cannot directly destroy the immortal God of Love. This is very baffling. Even if he directly makes him go berserk, it will be better than this.

The writing is interesting and the ideas are good, keep it up.

Five-star review, this is quite interesting