People Are in Douluo, Wuhun is a Fallen Angel

This book is really well written. I think Bibi Dong is not unjust to end up like this. The things Bibi Dong did in the original work are not worthy of sympathy. Poor people are hateful, but Bibi Dong completely brought it on himself. He is so hateful. Yu pitiful, don't believe me, you can read my post. Compared with Tang San, Bibi Dong is more generous than Tang San. Bibi Dong is unfaithful, unfilial, benevolent and unjust. I hope the author can give the essence to let those people see what kind of virtue Bibi Dong is😯

I hope this bitch Bibi Dong can be dealt with properly. This kind of traitor must be dealt with. He is the hero of the mainland.

I would like to ask the author, does this novel have no heroine? 👀💧

1. Qian Daoliu teaches his children poorly and betrays the teachings of the Angel God. He should be killed. 2. Qianxun Ji behaves like an animal and betrays the teachings of the Angel God. He should be killed. 3. Bibi Dong betrayed Wuhun Palace and should be killed. 4. Qian Renxue's birth was a mistake and should be killed. 5. Hu Liena betrayed Wuhun Palace and should be killed. 6. The priests and elders of the Wuhun Palace should be killed if they follow the Qianjia who betrayed the doctrine. 7. Dugu Bo and his family should be killed. 8. The soul beast Gu Yuena, the Second Ming Dynasty Blue Silver Emperor, should be killed. 9. Shrek, Shangsanzong, Tangmen and all other forces should be killed. 10. The royal bloodlines and nobles of the two empires should be killed. 11. Poseidon Island, the capital of killing, should be killed. 12. Old Jack helps Tang San and should be killed. 13. Tang San and the other six monsters should be killed. 14. Protagonist, you have killed too many people, so you should commit suicide. Don't show off your face, or be absolutely certain.

I hope this book won't be about the Holy Mother. I gave it three stars because the last two books were really too Holy. All I could do was stay in a woman's arms all day long, and I had to bear all the other small things I did. Like Bibi Dong who did such a disgusting thing, she became his son in the first book, and will probably go to the God Realm after the second book. I hope this book will be more decisive in killing methods, like Zhu Zhuqing, why? He has a tough character, don't others? The entire continent lacks someone who wants to become stronger. He can be killed directly, making it seem like such a big continent is short of wealth. What else can Bibi Dong do? I hope to sever ties with him directly in the future. This kind of person is simply not worthy of being called a mother. And that fox, you are a leader and will inherit Wuhun Palace in the future. I ask you whether you should kill such a traitor? Later, I will write about how this fox betrayed the Wuhun Palace, and then killed him

Seventh Palace, why doesn't this book have a female protagonist? It's okay to create a unique one. It seems strange that there is no female protagonist.

I feel it is not unfair at all that this book will be criticized. There's no need to rush to criticize, it's not too late to listen to me analyze the reasons before criticizing. The first is the question about Bibi Dong. Bibi Dong is indeed a white-eyed wolf, is indeed a love brain, does always want to destroy Qianjia, and is indeed not good to Qian Renxue. I admit all these. But do you dare to say that Qian Xunji has no reason at all? Why did Bibi Dong become Silly Baitian? Why did a genius with twin martial spirits and a saint from the Spirit Hall come into contact with that level 29 waste? Why didn't Qian Xunji stop their contact and the secret of Wuhun from leaking in time? Bibi Dong's transformation into darkness was also step by step, and was also influenced by the power of Rakshasa. How could anyone not go crazy after being raped by the person they respected the most? Originally, the responsibility was probably Chihiroji 4 and Bibi Dong 6 or Chihiroji 3 and Bibi Dong 7. Now you have directly written that it is all Bibi Dong's fault. Chihiroji's blame has been completely dumped. Moreover, since Qian Xunji found that Bibi Dong had no possibility of turning back, why did he still indulge Bibi Dong's growth? Isn't it good to keep it as a fertility machine? Is there a problem in destroying a genius who does not care about his own power? Also, the protagonist is completely capable of stopping Bibi Dong's darkening, but what did the protagonist do? Not only did he have no intention of stopping it, but he even accelerated Bibi Dong's darkening process crazily. Then what did the protagonist change? The interior of Wuhun Hall is still a mess, not much better than when Bibi Dong was in power in the original work. Then there is the character of the protagonist. On the one hand, you have to be cold-blooded and ruthless, and on the other hand, you have to be passionate. Maybe the author wanted to write about the kind of pursuit of immortality that is cut off from love and loyalty, but he didn't reach that level. So he became a dabbler who said he was ruthless or not, and whether he was sentimental or not. You think that the protagonist is worthy of everyone, but the protagonist is the most unlucky to the few people closest to him. You speak like an old man, and because Qian Renxue missed something, you rudely told her to get out. Is this how you are worthy of everyone! Moreover, the protagonist always exaggerates the dark side, deliberately magnifies the mistakes of many people, and looks stupid when looking at things, and deserves to be scolded. Also, the protagonist's attitude towards the characters really left me speechless. First of all, Hu Liena, she was indeed a love brain in the later stage, and she did cause Bibi Dong to lose two hundred thousand year soul rings, but please note that this was in the later stage! Hu Liena is only six years old now! Now she is as pure as a piece of white paper, her plasticity is unknown, and her innate soul power is not low. And it's normal for children to like to show off. If you don't show off when you know that you have a status similar to that of a saint, how can you still call yourself a child? But what did the protagonist do? Kicked someone away, did Hu Liena provoke you? Why did she take away the maternal love that Qian Renxue deserved... Please remember, this is Bibi Dong's fault, don't blame Hu Liena for everything! I didn't understand before why many people said that the author was deliberately trying to discredit Hu Liena, but now I really understand. The protagonist simply relies on the character's later performance to determine the character's previous personality, without ever thinking that this was all caused by acquired factors. There is also Qian Renxue. Remember, not everyone is as mature as you! Human thinking needs to grow! Brother, Qian Renxue is only nine years old, what can she understand? Who dares to say that he didn't make mistakes when he was a child? Who dares to say that he could think of everything when he was a child? Every mouthful is rubbish, every mouthful is rubbish. Do you know everything since you were born? He even pushed Qian Renxue away when she was less than five years old. How could you explain that it was for her own good... It would be great if you don't leave a psychological shadow on others! What I am most speechless about is the sentence "For the sake of you still being a child, I will teach you again"... There are two ways to learn knowledge, one is direct instillation, which is not very impressive, but fast; the other is to let him understand by himself, which is very impressive, but very slow. If you don't want to teach others but also want them to understand quickly, doesn't this mean you want the horse to run fast but also want the horse not to eat grass? Is there any difference between this and being stupid? These are my truest personal thoughts, and this book really deserves to be criticized. I'm not an Internet Madonna, and I don't want to scold the protagonist too much. Let's just leave it like that. If you think there's something wrong to say, and if it makes you angry, I'll see you in the comment section.

The author of this book said at the beginning that the protagonist is cold-blooded, and the Holy Mother is detouring. Good guy, this is not the Holy Virgin's detour. This is simply a normal person's detour. You have to be cold-blooded, decisive in killing, and able to make choices freely, as long as you act like a mad dog. The protagonist is obviously a scumbag, and he still sticks to the fallen angel. If the author hadn't fucked him up, wouldn't he have been a waste from a juvenile detention center? Look down on this or look down on that, murdering a whole family of children is consistent with your cold-bloodedness? Not bad at all! Is this how fallen angels fall? Get rid of all the things you don't like, and then hide in your own little circle and curse the world? The two sides of a coin are two sides of the same coin. Apart from being a perverted murderer, how can this protagonist have that kind of entanglement of light and shadow, good and bad? What to wash? Are all young people this extreme?

You are not dark at all, that is, you have found countless reasons for yourself to take revenge on the world. 1. There is too much displeasure in the early stage, which affects the perception. It is similar in nature to a bitter smile. 2. Since you don't want Qian Ai Nao, then go and change her, instead of doing everything for his own good, just leave him alone. You can't change anything like this. Just like a teacher treating a failed student, you just want to give him one last chance and let him study hard, or ignore him. Let him understand that you just can't do it, so you have to study hard. There was nothing wrong with his birth. Everything behind is because of the lack of love in the front. That is, if you give love to her, his character is unreasonable and he is a love brain. 3. I don't understand that people are all servile and unworthy of sympathy. Even during his revolution, we had hope and victory before we dared to do it. They all had confidence in the victory of the revolution, but what do you have? This is a world where power belongs to oneself. We only talk about probability, but not about how many times you have the opportunity to be a rogue. Even if they are all stupid and you kill them all stupidly, without using soul power, can you break through the defense? You can't do it, he doesn't even have a chance. Similarly, take the previous example, the Qin Dynasty, they had the first resistance. I'm not sure whether Douluo was the first to resist, but whether there was or not, the protagonist never looked, didn't think, didn't do it, didn't do anything. He said there that they were all servile, born slaves. He just said there, and felt that he was invincible. When an emperor, he doesn't care about his own people, his own city, and his ministers. He just said there that you can't do it, where can't you do it? I don't know, why not? I don't know, how can I do it? Still don't know, so what's the difference between you and them? You look down on Qianjia, why don't you resist? Oh, you can't fight, you don't dare, you are a slave, you are a born slave, hahahahahahaha, in the final analysis, it is still because they can't do it. Those farmers can't resist the emperor. They are numb. The benefits of resistance are not proportional to the effort. He can't do it at all. You are unarmed and want to fight a high-end one. Will you go? Why don't you go? The protagonist doesn't care whether you fight or not, he only cares about you. Why not go? Why aren't you afraid of people dying? Because I am dying every day. There are so many people dying of old age, why aren't you afraid that those people are you? I'm still young, how could it be me who died? Coincidentally, they also thought so. Before the revolution, what did we do? It was feudal and superstitious. According to the author, we were also servile, but why did we succeed? Why did we, who are all servile, become the emperor? Because someone is trying to make this slavish person no longer slavish, but the protagonist doesn't do anything, so he arbitrarily thinks that they are all slavish. 4 Regarding the issue of emotional intelligence, when a person who is full of faith and devotes his whole body to God says that there is no God in this world and that God is just garbage, is it still wrong for you to be beaten? You can keep silent, go back and collude with other forces, you destroy the martial soul, and slowly unify, but you have no emotional intelligence when you say it here. If you say this at this time and in this place, you will be regarded as an evil soul master and be killed. , It's just hard to say, isn't it? If you write that the hatred of death awakens the fallen sky, and finally takes revenge on the whole world, it will make people's eyes brighter. Again, that sentence is too deliberate, just because it is. But, I still haven't seen why I am so hostile to Wuhun, because of Wuhun? In the original work, Lan Yin Cao and a rabbit had nothing to do with each other, and they slept on the same bed. What's more, it gave me the feeling that he had fallen because he had fallen, so he awakened his fallen martial spirit. There was no point that it was because he had awakened his fallen martial spirit that he fell. The hint was not enough, and it was too deliberate. 5 It's still about martial arts. Are you wrong in saying that? Yes, it was the time that was wrong. I was six years old at the time and had just awakened Wu. No matter what, his influence on you is very small. You can say later that when you have reached the pinnacle of cultivation, you can be willing to be dark. The stronger Wu is, the greater the impact will be. You can understand this later and change it slightly. Gaidu can be turned into a group of famous sayings, such as: People are born with servility and will follow others and be other people's domestic slaves. If the person you pursue is evil, then you are evil; if the person you pursue is good, you will be good. The only difference is that the servility of the latter will gradually disappear, while the former is deep-rooted and will never be separated. 6. There is no explanation of the protagonist's feelings. Why does the protagonist have such great malice towards others? It is just a martial soul, and it has not yet awakened, so the impact will not be so far-reaching. Moreover, the personality of the martial soul will change only after the martial soul is awakened. Before realizing it, the personality has not changed. So why is the protagonist so malicious? Very important. This point is obviously not focused. Everything you do after that is inexplicable. You can write about being abandoned, what happened next, and so on. Why do you just add a because of what, what, what, what, what, what, you only have the last, no so, let alone because, cut off the beginning and tail, leaving only the middle. 7 Qian Renxue's brother control setting, I don't understand what you want to express. He just lacks love, not that he doesn't have love. He also has a grandfather. Although he spends less time with him, it's not that he doesn't have it. He doesn't have to have this brother, so why should he have a warm face but a cold butt? Most of the time, the brother control is because there is only one person he can rely on, but he is not just one person, he has many people, such as elders than my grandfather, and those friends, so this setting is outrageous, just because he is the protagonist? Impose settings

I was persuaded to quit after reading Chapters 1 to 5. Qian Renxue is just a newborn baby. Why would the protagonist treat a child so badly? No wonder the protagonist's spirit is a fallen angel, he himself has fallen