Douluo's Light Sword Douluo

I have read the latest chapter from the beginning. The protagonist gives me the impression that he is a duplicitous person. He repeatedly fights with the Qibao Glazed Sect in Wuhun Palace without choosing which side to fall to? It doesn't bring the relationship between the two parties together, which gives people the feeling of being a stranger.

The whole book gave me the feeling that it was fast-paced. It looked very good from the beginning, but when I went to Soto City, the author started to put some poison in it. As a level 46 soul sect, it is useless to go there to experience it! He also gave me money to challenge Zhao Wuji. Anyway, this part felt like a hard lick to me, and then the Ning Rongrong part was even more poisonous. You have lived with him for two years, and you still don't know what his character is? She was bullied and you even warned her. I don't know what to think.

I always feel that Tang Hao is a bit bully and afraid of the strong. After his wife was killed in the original work, except for the time when his son was competing in the Wuhun Temple and had to save him, he never fought with the Wuhun Temple. The only time he bullied Zhao Wuji, As for Yu Xiaogang, he felt that his name was not worthy of the name. There were no useless martial spirits, only useless soul masters, so he chose Tang San as his apprentice. He had more than thirty souls, two top-level martial spirits, and extra tricks. He did not reflect the feeling of a master. He had to eat Bibi Dong's soft rice, Flanders' soft rice, Liu Erlong's soft rice, his own apprentice's soft rice, and that elementary school principal's soft rice. In short, he was just a soft rice man.

There is an author who doesn't pay attention to details. Shui Bing'er was 16 years old when she participated in the Soul Master Competition, and Tang San was 14 years old. The protagonist is 2 years younger than Tang San. Then the protagonist is 10 years old and Shui Bing'er is 13. What the hell is this situation! ! ! The main character is innately full of soul power and the Wuhun Palace should not pay attention to it. Haha, the Wuhun Palace is full of innate soul power and left all over the floor. Haha, the details determine success or failure. The author should think about it carefully.

The protagonist is a licking dog and double-dealing.

He actually wants to stay at Notting College. Do you want to show off to Tang Hao and Yu Xiaogang on purpose? After knowing that you are innately full of soul power, you still want to join the Spirit Hall and join other forces. That is not simply seeking death. If you don't stay here, you will die. Or run away as quickly as possible from the beginning,

I feel like the heroine is Ning Rongrong. Why do the current Douluo novels not include Ning Rongrong? How did I discover that now Douluo novels cannot be written without Ning Rongrong as the heroine! Really, I was disgusted when I saw it. I thought Ning Rongrong was not that beautiful and had a bad personality, but I found that almost all Douluo fandoms would choose her as the heroine. She is really a dog🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶

With the addition of DNF elements, this is undoubtedly one of the best Douluo fan novels. There is no system, and there is an independent plot, which is a bit different from the original work, so those who read the original work should not be too stubborn and cling to one point.

Where is the protagonist from? At the beginning, he went to the Wuhun Palace again, but later he destroyed the Wuhun Palace and resurrected the little Yakuza. What a good dog! So lick

Looks good, I like it very much, very good