Douluo Dalu: The Creator Douluo

It's really good-looking. It's very innovative and the writing is very good. The relationships between the characters are also clearly arranged. I'm really looking forward to the protagonists hitting Tang San in the face. 😳😳 Overall, it's a novel worth reading. But one thing is that I think this paragraph is a bit long. Many places are described in detail, but I think it's a bit nonsense (it's just my personal feelings. I haven't written an article. I just express my own opinions based on my own feelings. Overall, it's very good. If you don't like what I say later, I can delete it)

I really like this book. I deducted one star because I feel that the golden fingers of the protagonist are too weak at present, and Ning Que and Ling Xianxian's golden fingers are too big, which makes me feel that the protagonist's sense of existence is weakened.

Jue Juezi is different from other Douluo people and has a unique style. Looks good, please add more

It looks good but why was it taken off the shelves again?

To be honest, the heroine's talent is not that good, but it changed later Another point is that the talents and spirit rings of the teammates are so good that the heroine looks a bit like a clown. Actually, you don't need to make your teammates so awesome, otherwise it will look a bit awkward when the heroine has not grown up 🤦🤦

Very well written, a different book

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful\(⑅˃◡˂⑅)

I probably looked at it and it was okay. The setting is okay. It's a relatively secluded country, more similar to the place of origin. Let me tell you what you think. In terms of the plot, there are a few things that I personally think are unreasonable. First, the relationship between the protagonist and the character Poseibei. It was mentioned in the article that in the protagonist's previous life, Poseibei was brainwashed by the evil soul master and killed the protagonist, which gave him the feeling of facing an enemy. To be honest, I am confused about this. You all know that you have been brainwashed, and when you become an enemy, you have a rather unfavorable emotion, which is very subtle. To be honest, it feels like a rather controversial place. Second, the protagonist goes to the big forest where he says he retains his spiritual energy and the bear rushes over. To be honest, the plot here is a bit good. The protagonist absorbed the soul ring before, and she can definitely show part of it, such as the Ning Fireweed. In this case, when others saw it, Aha seemed to have some hope, so they did not choose beasts like food in front of the boss of other soul beasts, and did not want to accept the plot of resisting the shark attack and being subdued by the boss sister. Of course, this is where I feel the text is unreasonable, or somewhat objectionable, from my own reading perspective. But in the end, it still depends on the author. Come on, author.

It's very nice, I like it very much, but why is it shown as removed from my bookshelf?

It's so good-looking. Is the male protagonist Poseibei? I hope he is?