Douluo, Banished to the Drunken Moon, My Character is Too White

I was a little confused about the part about running away from home. Later I found out that it was because of Chen Xing's concern for Ning Rongrong, but the author didn't write it at all. At that time, I was very confused. Why did I run away from home? Judging from the plot, the Qibao Glazed Sect should be written as a villain. And then there's the Bloody Prince part. I was really speechless and tensed up. I felt like there was no problem, but I ended up paying for it. Dugu Bo also felt very speechless during that part. It's very puzzling. He was hitting but suddenly stopped, and then he called me brother. And there are all kinds of pretentiousness and slaps in the face that have no practical meaning. The winery owner and Tang Yunhua are discussing business. You barge in alone, and you still think it is the winery owner. Then the winery owner says this is a wine specially provided by the royal family. The protagonist says, "specially provided by the royal family, this is how you look down on the common people," and then it starts to amplify. They have said that the royal family has special provisions, can you, a commoner, afford it?

From the beginning to the end, I often say that I am not a murderer, but when I meet the guards who are on duty in the palace, I want to see Xue Qinghe. Otherwise, this place will be gone today. Who am I? Who knows you? If I don't have a token, I will tell Xue Qinghe in advance. He said that the two guards later saved two lives. This was not a killing, and entering was to let Xue Qinghe live for you. You couldn't give them anything. He directly exposed Qian Renxue's disguise, asked for help and directly pointed the sword at her two guards, and always used a poem to pretend to be elegant. He took Xiao Wu away, saying he would give her safety, but then he wanted to kill her as a soul ring. Oh, he really didn't keep his word. Xiao Wu slowly let go of his obsession with Tang San and had some changes towards the protagonist, but he wouldn't accept it. Alas, he would just kill her. In Dugu Bo's episode, Tang San rescued people and took the herbs, but the protagonist also used up all the herbs. Before then, he still despised Tang San and took possession of this place just because he saved Dugu Bo. What is the difference between what he is doing now and what Tang San is doing? Later, Qian Renxue came to him and asked him about his position. The protagonist said that he had no feelings for the Qibao Glazed Sect, and asked the Wuhun Palace to send more masters. His father Chenxin was difficult to deal with. Wow, Tang San didn't destroy the Holy Soul Village even before he became a god. You changed hands and took the initiative to ask the Wuhun Palace to destroy the Gang to awaken you. The Qibao Glazed Sect, which has lived for nine years, is even more beastly than Tang San.

If you want to write Qibao as a villain, you can write Ning Rongrong and Ning Fengzhi as a bit worse, and then describe how you ignored or controlled the protagonist in the first six years, how bad Ning Rongrong's eldest daughter was, and so on. The current words are neither good nor bad. It gives the impression that the Qibao Glazed Sect is not too bad and even shows kindness to the protagonist, but the protagonist inexplicably dislikes him and wants to leave. It is confusing to read.

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The writing is definitely good, but it feels strange to put present pronouns into fantasy novels. I hope the author will update more pictures every day

Who are the heroines? Many or one?

Good, the plot is okay, I suggest you sprinkle more sugar on it

Then I hope the protagonist can kill decisively

The writing is okay. I like the plot. Come on, come on, come on.