Douluo: Everything You Want

I am an author, and this is my first time writing a novel. I used to read novels and this time I decided to test the waters and see if it was cool or not. Can I exchange some money for steamed buns? I'm shameless enough to give myself 5 stars. I also know that this book is not worth five stars, but I feel that it deserves 3.4 Stars. There are some typos in the book that I haven't had time to correct. I am catching up on the progress and want to see what I have written as soon as possible. Sorry, everyone.

Score points, come on

That's rubbish. The author is deliberately raising Douluo's power system, and also lowering the power of the ancient world. Take Tang San as an example: Xuantian Kung was brought by Tang San from his previous life. Tang San practiced Xuantian Kung Fu for three years and still could not break through the first level. When he awakened his martial soul, his soul power was innate and full. That means that one level of Xuantian Kung Fu was equal to Douluo's tenth level soul power, and Douluo became a god at level 100, which meant that Douluo's god was at most innate or grandmaster-level power in the world of martial arts.

Well written, give it a five-star review

Not bad, the plot is perfect

There are no loopholes in the plot, which is good.

Everyone understands

It's okay, it's okay

. . . . Make up characters

Fans will give you a low score

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