[Douluo] [Western Fantasy] [Farming] [Slow Burn] [Derivative Fan Fiction] [System] [Lord] [Infrastructure Building]
As the Sea Soul Beast's claws tore through his body, the agony of impending death awakened Vic Wells's sealed memories of his past life.
He realized with a shock that he had transmigrated into a world where Soul Beasts and Soul Masters coexisted, a world eerily similar to the one in the novel Douluo Dalu from his previous life.
But strangely, there was no Spirit Hall, no two great empires of Tiandou and Xingluo, and no Seven Great Sects.
Inheriting his father's barren territory, Vic vowed to use the wisdom of his previous life to turn it into a thriving land.
But the gears of fate began to turn with a roar when he discovered an unconscious, gravely wounded woman. She was none other than Bibi Dong, the Spirit Hall Saintess who should have been on a distant continent!
The good news was that he could finally be sure he had transmigrated to the familiar Douluo World.
The bad news was that the continent where he found himself was one the novel had never mentioned: the Chloe Continent!
Familiar rules, unfamiliar setting. When key figures from the Douluo World appear on an entirely new continent, what kind of storm will Vic's efforts to develop his territory unleash?
😢😢😢If you want to watch it, be mentally prepared in advance🤭For now, try not to be a fan of Douluo 🙂 You can still watch it as a western fantasy of the Wuhun system😄😄😄The writing is okay, but there are a few problems. First of all, the Wuhun issue, mainly The character does not have the golden finger system of martial arts, which does not solve this problem. It has never been there. Then, the protagonist has no skills that can improve his own strength. From what the author writes, it seems that he wants to solve this problem with the soul guide armor. Of course, it is possible not to solve the problem, but to write a weak protagonist. If you want to see it, you must be mentally prepared for it. Also, the number and proportion of the main character's martial souls are ridiculously high in this place, because he has a lot of souls who have no martial souls after awakening. I haven't watched the latest Douluo Continent. Is this the same in Douluo Continent? As I said before, this is not mainly about the strength of the protagonist. This is a lord article. The protagonist is very powerful if he can wear it. He belongs to the kind of high-quality ancient Chinese people who know a little bit about everything. There may be this consideration in not giving him a martial spirit. There is little physical description, but he is probably at the level of a regional soldier king. Mentally, he is very scary and can withstand the residual spirit of two 5,000-year-old soul rings. Impact, with the help of the system technique (skill) "Full Ring", the two can even be combined into one. By the way, let me talk about the last chapter. Chapter 59 of this book can be regarded as a novel with a single heroine or even without a heroine. The protagonist may be because he has not pursued strength and is now focused on his career. By the way, I originally wanted to give two stars, but the author's update speed is really good. Four stars are encouraged.
I seriously doubt that the Evil Spirit Cult later replaced the Holy Spirit Cult and then changed its name to the Holy Spirit Cult.
Come on, come on, come on!