Douluo Stage, My Name is Qian Xunji

If Wuhundian really rules the mainland, it will exploit the people infinitely for the benefit of soul masters. In a social environment with low productivity, ordinary people will only have more difficult times. If the soul master makes a mistake to the civilians, it will not matter, and if the civilians make mistakes, they will basically die. With the huge gap in strength between soul masters and civilians, they simply did not have the strength to resist. The civilians could only pray for a soul master to appear in their families. No matter how bad the empire is, at least it has laws to protect ordinary people. Does your Spirit Hall have laws?

I agree with the view that the Silver Dragon King is a traitor to the soul beast. What the Silver Dragon King did was no different from that of a traitor. He also inherited the wisdom of the Dragon God and acted like a fool.

The protagonist's way of dealing with Bibi Dong is quite good. Dongzi is forced to wear small shoes for the rest of his life. Like the original Ju Gui, he will be a cow and horse for the rest of his life. His love is gone, his talent is useless, and his status is neither high nor low. This is the real revenge.

When I think of Li Bai protecting Ning Rongrong, I feel sick.

Author, I think your current book title is not good enough. It should be changed to "Time Travel to Become Chihiroji, Summon the Heroes of King of Glory at the Beginning"

A protagonist with a mental problem + paranoia of persecution and a Sendaoliu who has always been holding back. The priest gets benefits from the elixir palace controlled by the protagonist but does not work for the protagonist. NC Sendaoliu beats the protagonist after he becomes the pope and he has nothing to do. Tsk tsk tsk.

There are people who wear scum, now fandom is really beyond everything in the world

At first, when I was afraid that Qian Renxue would fall in love, I might as well find a mother to raise him. Moreover, Qian Renxue was still a baby when he was first summoned. It would be enough to find a woman to raise him and then take care of him, teach him some knowledge, and teach him to be wary of people's hearts.

Shit, I can only use this word to describe it. The overall feeling is that there is no complete main line. I will write something here when I think of it, and something else when I think of it there. First of all, the fact that the hero appears as a baby is a failure. Secondly, all the major heroes were invested in other sect empires, saying that they would use their resources to practice. Ok, that's no problem, what about Yao and Cai Wenji? What is their function? No big forces were invested. Then why let them out? Is this a lack of resources? And doesn't it mean that manpower has been arranged secretly? How could he miss Xiao Qiao? They are 100% loyal, is it difficult to just show up and take them over? Moreover, the protagonist's IQ is comparable to that of an adult banana, and he never explains clearly what he has to say. In addition, the heroes released did not receive any good resources, and their cultivation speed was not as fast as that of their own training. It's not like Wuhun Palace itself doesn't have all kinds of information, so it's even more unnecessary for heroes to become disciples. What can I learn? Later, cultivate it yourself. Is it so troublesome to push through several gods and dozens of titles?

Compared with the cookie-cutter settings, many of the settings in this book are quite eye-catching. It is rare to see the unjust Emperor Tian abandoning the silver arowana and following the dragon world to wander around the earth😘