Douluo Dalu: I Played Matchmaker for Tang San's Parents

It's really hard to live with my ordinary life. There is no pursuit of fighting or invincible revenge. I am just an ordinary person struggling in the end. Purple Flower Academy is really like a certain civilized country in the West (Cuba). When everyone becomes a monster and you are a normal person, then you are a monster in the eyes of others and an alien in their eyes. There is really a feeling of being lost. Great author, why don't you add a sequel? Why are they all dead? I really, really like Purple Flower Academy. It's not located in the Spirit Hall like other authors, or it's Tang San's Shrek Academy. Huo Chi's team is really unique. Ah, I'm so upset. The author saw that I wrote so many words for you, and also said that for the sake of five stars, please add a comment! The Purple Flower lasts forever!

I have to read it, this book is really good, the plot has just the right ups and downs and even has a certain twist. If possible, I really hope there is a book about Huo Chi and Purple Flower Academy, and I also hope they can have a good ending, but I think this is just right. Although the ending is a bit fast, it feels just right. Therefore, this book is really just right, and there are not too many connections and interference with the main plot of Douluo Continent. I am very grateful to the author of this book for writing another story. I really like this book. There are some regrets, but it is these regrets that make the subsequent plot just right. The story of this book is really worth reading, and it is worth deeply understanding some of the insights. Finally, I said that I really like it, because it is just right for me now, really just right!

I really like this kind of novel with strong logic, without too many twists and turns. The protagonist is a genius and emphasizes love and justice. It doesn't kill people suddenly, but it's not afraid of killing people either. Overall it's very bland. This is my ideal novel in the past. Although the writing is quite short, it is very reasonable, and Tang San is written in a very likable way. I don't like Tang San, but people will change. Except for the bad ones who are born, how bad can they be if they are educated under good circumstances, let alone the protagonist. Then there is Purple Flower Academy, which is really miserable. Fortunately, the protagonist succeeds in the end and does not let down the teacher.

It's hard to calm down, but this is the reality. I've made a lot of cuts and deletions, but I still don't know what to say. The gentle captain, the friend with a righteous outlook on life, the protagonist who worked hard but ended up with a backlash. Wow, wow, wow, that illusion made me almost think everything was fine.

How to say it? It's very interesting, with delicate emotions. Many people said that there was a knife in the last scene, but I think this may be the best ending for the protagonist. The author actually didn't say that the protagonist's parents were dead, but I actually felt that it was a bit abrupt when he mentioned that his parents were dead. But in fact, when I thought about it later, those families were gone, how could the people in his family still be there, but in fact, there was always some unwillingness to give up, and he just wanted the protagonist to go home and see it. The protagonist is also a cheat, but this cheat is very reasonable. He did not use a very good ending like Tang San, but for him, this ending is already considered very good. Summary I think the author's writing is very good and complete. It's just an effort, an ordinary time-traveling boy. Compared to most people, he is better, but not that good, and he works harder than most people.

Does it look good? I actually don't know. The plot is actually very average, but not cliché. The reason why I gave this book five stars is the feeling of loss and suffocation this book gave me. The simple description in the text can make you feel the pursuit and powerlessness of the protagonist. The ending is not too hasty. I think it is just right, because you can feel it from the moment the protagonist breaks through the illusion. The protagonist and the author sincerely wanted to end it. In fact, the author was very kind and gave the protagonist and Violet a relatively good ending. The protagonist supported himself to revive Violet and it felt incredible. If it were me, I would just give up everything and rush into the Star Luo Royal Family and Wuhun Palace to "narrate despair." But in the end, what made me unable to recover from the loss for a long time may be the fact that the protagonist supported and compromised. In the end, the protagonist died, and the switch gave me relief...

He has his own style, he doesn't have any ill will towards the protagonists right from the start, he has his own judgment and his own views, isn't he a genius? Finally, it's not easy to become a god. It's the same as other fan fiction that makes it easy to become a god. In fact, only good fan fiction can be achieved by living your own life well.

I read the entire text and didn't find it sad at first, but when I think about it, I feel sad. Really, I thought he would get stronger and take revenge, but he didn't. He just rebuilt Purple Flower and finally waited until his mentor came to pick him up.

Ordinary people, ordinary things, ordinary life. But it is such "ordinary people" who can resonate most emotionally. I personally like the author's writing style very much and hope to continue to work hard and create better works. [Like][Like][Smile][Smile]

I don't know why, but I simply think this book is very interesting. There is no dramatic plot, no earth-shattering love, but there is family affection, friendship, teacher-student love. It is plain yet touching. The ending really moved me [crying]