Douluo: I Cut Down a Tree and Became a God, Which Shocked Bibi Dong

Douluo: I Cut Down a Tree and Became a God, Which Shocked Bibi Dong

by The Owner Of The Flowing Water Hall

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258Kwords117chapters
Latest:
Ch. 117117结束只在一瞬间!
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About This Novel

Qingjiang accidentally crossed the Douluo Continent. Wuhun was an ax with zero soul power. He worked in the lumberyard in Wuhun City. However, today, he awakened the [Chopping down trees to become stronger] system. Just chop down trees and different treasures will drop randomly. You can become stronger by getting the treasures. ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the drop will reward one level of soul power!" ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the reward is the eight-door body armor!" ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the god-killing gene will be dropped as a reward!" ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the reward Baji Beng will be dropped!" ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the reward will be the Willow God's Heart!" ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the reward will be the titled sword fetus!" ... "Ding, the host successfully chopped down the tree, and the reward is a million-year soul ring!" ... On this day, when Bibi Dong learned that a lumberjack entrenched under her city had killed her with an axe, she was shocked and dumbfounded!

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Who Stole My Nickname?24mo ago

At the beginning, Wuhun Palace took good care of him, and then it started to prosper. The first thing it did was to harm the territory of Wuhun Palace, and then injured so many senior officials of Wuhun Palace? Even more disgusting than Tang San!

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I Want to Be Happy26mo ago

An ordinary person who is not even a soul master can notify the Pope to handle the most trivial matters. Is this equivalent to a commoner's most trivial sneaky matters being handled by the Emperor? ... Your start is quite exaggerated, and you don't even have the desire to watch it.

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"༺༃秀༒罗༃༻"_ae25mo ago

You poisoned me, she wanted to kill you, but you let her go. As a repayment, you only need to let her go once, and you also provide her with resources.

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书友20230913331_DC26mo ago

What is written is a contradiction. Or just be the sixth child with peace of mind. Or waste it. The improvement is too fast. There seems to be no cars in the first Douluo movie. They are all animals pulling carts. Your strength improves too quickly, and you collapse within a few chapters. How could one have written such a long timeline? The timeline from Tang San's rebirth in Douluo Continent to becoming a god lasted for decades. Although the protagonist had many auras along the way, his improvement in strength was also accumulated. You are cutting down trees too fast here, so you can hide the hammer and cut down the Star Dou Forest directly. If you cut it down for a month, you will be a Level 99 Ultimate Douluo, and then the air will disappear in seconds.

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Tang Zichen + V58726mo ago

The subject matter is ok

But the protagonist talks too much nonsense, for fear of others discovering the system, discovering the inner power, discovering the soul ring, all kinds of fears, and all kinds of psychological activities. There are too many descriptions. It's so cowardly that you're afraid of everything. Then what are you doing living?

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行动_BD19mo ago

What kind of rubbish do you write? You have created too many things of your own. What else do you write about fan fiction? Just leave it alone.

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Book Friends 20250925265_cb5mo ago

So he went through it to kill people? Treat people as monsters in the game?

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Book Friends 2023022569308515mo ago

Couldn't this point be earned by brushing it?

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书友20240426769_CB20mo ago

Garbage in garbage Trash that even dogs won't look at

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Little One20mo ago

What you wrote is too contradictory. . . . .

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