Douluo's Last Days, When All Titled Douluo Begin to Rot

I was extremely amazed by the smooth plot advancement in the early stage and the author's novel selection of materials. The characters are simple yet soulful, and the above-average writing style is quite solid under the author's excellent rhythm control. I have been a crazy maggot in the Douluo fandom for so many years, and today I finally waited until dawn. This constant sense of redemption lasts until the protagonist of the plot leaves the Novice Village The continuous and rapid changes in the timeline after the protagonist left the Novice Village made me feel confused. Every time the timeline changes, it digs a lot of holes. The first few viewings are acceptable because the author has been carefully trying to make you understand what is happening in the plot. But he was really too impatient, and now that the protagonist has apparently lost his memory, the author has begun to completely mess it up, killing him or burying him. Once the author leaves the description of the doomsday that he is best at, the writing seems stretched and quite confusing. Why make such a big time jump? Wouldn't it be better to move forward steadily in line with the outline that you briefly mentioned in the plot? The struggle of the protagonist Tang San Xiaowu Ma Hongjun in the apocalypse has turned into a light paragraph. You put together the climactic ending of the first chapter [Enter the Mutant Douluo] and the climactic ending of the second chapter [Searching for the Apocalyptic Safe Zone] after hope is shattered, and conveniently inserted a side story in the middle as a transition. How can the rhythm of such a hasty plot connection not be messed up? Now I plan to skip everything and write the end of the third chapter [Shrek]. Where is Dugu Yan making a fortune now? How long has she slept? I don't want to criticize too much, because this book is really good in the field of Douluo fandom. I sincerely hope that these are all illusions before the plot unfolds, but after opening the author's homepage and seeing the author's dual works, I was completely relieved. Children, what a big change is this? When did I have a filter for the author? Although it is highly likely to be a eunuch, I definitely recommend you try reading this book. This book is in a section that makes all my reviews feel like nitpicking, and it literally shines like gold. Early period only Protagonist of this book

It should not take long for the fungus to mutate. Most soul masters still have normal soul rings but the soul beasts have mutated. The mutated century-old soul beasts may even harden the soul master. Then the fungus can spread through the air, so the fall of Notting City is a stage later. After this stage, the remaining forces are probably the three sects and the Wuhun Palace. I personally speculate that this novel is based on Douyi. In the world view, there is no Silver Dragon King and Emperor Tian. I speculate that there are three endings. One is that the protagonist group grows rapidly in a high-pressure environment, and then achieves the status of god with everyone's efforts to save Douluo Continent. The second is that the God Realm has mutated long ago.

Currently, the protagonist has 6 enemies 1. Fungus 2. Flesh 3. Zombie virus (a great threat to ordinary people and low-level soul masters) 4. Seven Gods 5. Shrek Asylum 6. Spirit Hall (it should be very good at present, angels can purify, so it is not sure whether pollution and normal people are friends or foes) I used to think that Tang Hao was the pathogen. According to the new chapter, it may be Ah Yin after the sacrifice, because Tang Hao has been blended with Yu Xiaogang (Shepherd) and is no longer in the Holy Soul Village. It may also be brought by the protagonist through time travel, because the protagonist is a little older than Tang San. Xiao Wu said that a few years ago, the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty were very violent. It should be at that time that human reaction was slower than that of the soul beasts (speculation 1) Story line (personal opinion): Before the protagonist traveled through the God Realm, the God of Life and the God of Destruction accidentally produced a super virus because they wanted children to do experiments. The entire God Realm was strictly controlled. Douluo Continent was unable to become gods. The seven original sin gods who reached level 100 could not go to the God Realm. However, they re-established a God Realm outside Douluo Continent. Under the strict supervision of the God Realm, there was still a trace of the virus running into Douluo Continent. The God Kings were unable to manage this trace. Viruses can only be divided into three parts (zombie viruses, spores or fungal viruses, and flesh and blood parasites) (the flesh and blood of spores and zombie viruses on Ah Yin should be on the side of the soul beast). The God of Life died because he was worried about the lower world. The protagonist and Tang San traveled to Tang Hao's son and the people of the Holy Soul Village. Because A Yin was planted in the waterfall by Tang Hao, the spore virus spread. Tang Hao resisted for six years and died and became a zombie, causing an outbreak of the zombie virus in Soto City.

The basic world background is that the Douluo God Realm has been invaded by a strange plane and is no longer able to protect the lower realm, but some news has been conveyed to the priests. Douluo's worldview is governed by the rules of heaven and earth, which means that no matter how powerful you are, you cannot directly attack the lower realm, especially when the center of the divine realm is still there. This is more like a way to erase the belief in the lower realm and disintegrate the center of the divine realm. (After all, even Titled Douluo has been tricked. This only involves the God Realm. It is most likely that Ah Yin brought it to Tang Hao. The reason why the spirit beasts became like this is because the spirit beasts have god-level combat power in the lower realm and will become the first line of defense for plane invasions. After all, all invasions are empty talk unless the god-level combat power is defeated. Xiao Wu came here to escape. Ah Yin is a plant-type soul beast. He probably realized something was wrong first and escaped, but he still brought something with him.)

It's great to be able to substitute the weird immortal cultivation routine into Douluo Continent. The content is also good. The main opening is so big. Are you sure you can grasp it later?

The world view is very good, but I'm worried that it will fall apart. It's the most amazing fanfic I've seen so far. I look forward to the follow-up performance. At present, it seems that Yu Xiaogang should be a growth-oriented boss character with a high upper limit. You can consider setting him as the final boss to devour all powerful characters, even gods, so that there will not be too much sense of separation from the fans. I suggest you strengthen the boss. I'm really tired of watching the show of pretending to be an invincible stallion.

It's from a short video, it gives me a weird and fairy feeling

It is very novel. For a phenomenal work like Douluo Dalu, it will form a feeling of faith in the mind as it should be. However, if a special and weird thing is introduced, it will always give people a feeling of breaking the cognition. It is weird but a good feeling.

The plot is pretty good, but I don't know what Qian Daoliu, a peerless Douluo, will become in the future.

As of Chapter 77, even though Tang San had been completely transformed and destroyed, he still couldn't escape Yu Xiaogang. Qin Ming is also in the same faction as Yu Xiaogang, and Shrek is probably the same. It was said before that the owl followed the protagonist but Xiao Wu was taking care of it (Xiao Wu should have followed secretly?) There are still a lot of foreshadowings. The original seven Shrek people, and the remaining three, I don't know how they met Ye Lingling.