Douluo, Ascend to the Gods File

Why do so many people hate Xiao Wu?

Speechless! You can't stand it if you ask a master to teach you. That master knows nothing. As long as people who have traveled through the past understand soul beasts, it will be OK. People in the whole continent don't know as much as you who have traveled through the past. The entire continent has been limited in imagination. We people in the past have wild imaginations, and the combinations are simply inferior to those on the other side. That master is also a waste and doesn't understand anything!

Author, how can I put it this way? I've read more than 50 chapters and still haven't figured out what the protagonist's soul skill is. I always feel that it is inexplicable. When did the protagonist have an additional master? Also, most of the fandoms are read without thinking. What you wrote is a bit complicated. Also, did you write Xiao Wu as the heroine, or what? If the protagonist doesn't like Tang San, he can just leave. Why does it feel like he's licking Tang San? There are still many things that I don't understand, so I won't go into details one by one. I hope the author can answer my questions.

The beginning of the book is very unusual. A six-year-old child who has never practiced martial arts uses a fish basket to catch fish. Does he have the strength? Who in the right mind keeps a diary? Are you afraid of being beaten to death if you write anything? And the soul hunting is already at the door, so just skip it? Later, the teacher of the titled Douluo appeared again, and he obtained the soul ring again? In addition, it is written in the book that all the innate soul power has been input into the martial soul, and only the fourth level of innate soul power is left. In other words, the soul power level is less than level 10. How to obtain a soul ring? There is also Pig's Foot who traveled to Douluo Continent, but judging from what he did, he didn't know anything at all? There is no system cheat plug-in, so what does Pigfoot want to do when he shamelessly associates with complete strangers Tang San and Xiao Wu? When he was in the village, Tang San ignored the pig's feet, but when he went to school, he took the initiative to make friends with him? Whether it's Tang San or pig's feet, it's all inexplicable!

Xiao Wu went on stage without Douluo discovering his identity. In the original work, he had to use fairy grass to hide his identity.

Speechless, the writing is so bad, how dare you sell it so expensively? It's not like being a fan, just borrowing clothes to wear, right? The logic is confusing. How do you know that you are a time traveler without the memory of your past life? Or maybe it's just a fuzzy memory. What past life knowledge did he use? Just precocious? Are you writing about Xiao Yan?

I don't know why, but as soon as I saw the beginning of Soul Village, I didn't want to continue watching it.

The protagonist may have a bit of a time traveler's arrogance at the beginning, always trying to manipulate Xiao Wu in the form of a soul beast. There is no doubt that Xiao Wu has feelings for the protagonist, but the protagonist always makes mistakes, which not only makes Xiao Wu sad and disappointed, but also plants a bomb for himself. Fortunately, after being beaten up in the Star Dou Forest and the others, they are much better, they understand their position, and finally grow up. He has his own ideas about cultivation and takes one step at a time. Unlike those stupid articles, which start with a few words from the previous life novel and directly enter the soul beast forest, kill a 500-year-old soul beast with three punches and two kicks and directly absorb it. The self-created soul skills are even more obvious, saying how dare you, a good-for-nothing otaku before time travel, do it. This is also a common problem in today's novels. If you are a doctor who dies suddenly, it's easy to say. The key is that it's always a good-for-nothing otaku who travels to another world and kills you randomly. Gold will always shine, and bad people will be bad wherever they go. As for most system flows, they are extremely poisonous. Once people gain power, they will easily lose themselves, especially if they gain power easily. So most of them are morally corrupt protagonists, stepping on Tang San and doing things that are dozens of times more disgusting than Tang San, but they still feel good about themselves. It can only be said that Tang San's fans have turned negative, and they are still black to the core. In comparison, this book is a breath of fresh air. I don't know why the rating is so low. I guess it's because I always buy PUA Xiaowu in front of me, or maybe it's too expensive.

I read a few chapters, first: the story is told in bits and pieces. This is a novel, and the novel should tell the story well. There are novels in the style of reports, diaries, etc., But the ones that are well written at least tell the story clearly, instead of skipping a lot like this book, and then breaking down things that should have been explained clearly in bits and pieces, writing here and there. What had already aroused the reader's curiosity is completely uninteresting now that it is broken down. Second: The logic does not make sense. Originally, the logic of Douluo 1 and even the entire Douluo series is like a mountain of code. You don't just make up for it, but even if you write based on the original logic, you still add illogical settings. For example, the so-called master of the protagonist is a product of illogical logic. Because Tang Hao and Tang San were able to live peacefully in Notting City for so many years after awakening their martial souls. The most essential reason is that Notting City's Wuhun branch and even the higher-level Wuhun temple have limited cognitive abilities. They don't have enough understanding of what full innate soul power means. As soon as they saw the blue silver grass, they directly defined it as a waste soul and did not pay attention to it, nor did they report it. After all, the Douluo Continent respects force. You said they are good at fighting and killing, they are also good at conspiracy, and they are also good at combining vertical and horizontal lines. However, academic research, statistical analysis, and generalizations really hit the blind spots of most people. Regardless of the master's other problems, at least his academic level was considered to be at the top of the mountain in the mainland at that time. Just because he can see the difference doesn't mean everyone can. Moreover, Tang Hao was always paying attention to Tang San during the Notting City period. How could a titled Douluo detect Tang San's small movements at a distance without being discovered by Tang Hao? Is this Titled Douluo too awesome?

Stupid stuff. You just like Shrek, right? Where to go? I'm not using you as the strongest genius.