Douluo: Reincarnated as Kuiba, His Martial Soul Reaches the Sky

I just don't understand. You are a time traveler between two lives. I've killed a few people and am just here chattering without any clear ideas. You also need others to enlighten you. What I wrote before makes me very independent. How many people have you killed now? My thoughts are blocked. You need others to enlighten you. Don't do this. Otherwise, don't act like a mature adult. Otherwise you'll start to act like Manji. Then there is no problem for others to enlighten you.

My protagonist's personality is quite... Easy-going, and he seems to have an indifferent attitude towards everything, but in fact it is in line with Kuiba's approach of being invincible in the world. Kuiba itself represents a spirit of resistance, resistance to all power and oppression! The children of the rules born every 333 years in the world are Pulse Techniques. I only saw Bawang Chong in the movie. The Pulse Techniques of the Mist Demon Clan and Dragon Clan are relatively strong. There are actually many in the novel, including Kuiba's original novel. I hope that the protagonist can maintain this spirit of resistance in the future and not suddenly become inspired. There can be emotional progression, but not too sudden. After all, when you really need strength, "Qi Heng San" is by your side. It is actually not bad to form a new Kuiba Twelve Demons. Monthly votes, recommended votes have been cast, come on for more updates

The killing city of Dou Yi is full of corrupted evil soul masters, and Dou Er is the one who determines the evil soul masters based on the awakened evil martial souls.

I haven't watched it yet, but I will follow it to the end. Because Kuiba is so frustrating! My little fish, you woke up, do you still recognize morning?

I always feel that writing by Douluo fans is a bit abstract. If you want to be fair, it is difficult. Apart from other things, the soul master and the soul beast have a blood feud. If you want to be fair, then are you helping the soul master or the soul beast?

First of all, there is nothing wrong with Kuiba resisting power, but your resistance here seems to have not found the right direction. What Kuiba should resist is not simple oppression, but the system, not the soul master system, but the cultivation system. So what the protagonist, as Kuiba, should resist is the cultivation system established by God, that is, awakening the martial soul and This system is about cultivating only by soul power and becoming stronger by hunting soul beasts, rather than simply overturning the soul master system, because even if the soul master system is overturned, those with soul power are still better than those without soul power. Over time, it will be reincarnation again. Only by overthrowing the cultivation system and overthrowing those gods can it be regarded as a true reform, that is, everyone can practice

What are you writing at the end? Douluo Continent doesn't talk about gods or ghosts. I didn't write about attacking the killing city anymore. I wrote some nonsense, I can't understand it.

It is not the soul master profession that should disappear, but the aristocratic feudal system.

Who can tell me how he knew about Bawang Chong?

Simply for Quiba. . . The solitary monster in Wowo Township is very lucky.