Douluo Dalu: Even Commoner Soul Masters Can Become Gods

What I wrote before is good, but Tang San didn't mess with you, so why did you tease him? You have to cause trouble for yourself, and if you don't do anything, you can directly kill Tang San. When Tang San becomes a god, he will be the heir to the god king, and they will kill you when you become a god.

It's a bit of a contrast. I feel that the relationship between the male protagonist and Sixi changed too suddenly and harshly. They never asked for help in return, and suddenly became life and death for no reason. To be honest, it was a bit inexplicable.

Forget it about children, He Sixi's part is superfluous. It's typical to have Tang San's disease but not Tang San's life [rolls eyes]

The first part is okay, but it's a little bit personal, but the second part is a little more troubling. Regarding Yu Xiaogang's character creation, I think Master Yu Xiaogang's identity is still somewhat valuable, although the top ten theories about him don't have much originality. However, after so many years of development in Douluo Continent, basic theories can be put forward by some people. Subsequent scholars who propose theories can only find commonalities between several theories or expand on a certain theory. So I think it is normal for theories to have original content? There are two important points in Yu Xiaogang's theory. The first is to summarize existing theories and break the information gap for low-level soul masters. After all, for civilian soul masters who do not have soul master families, the common sense that soul master families take for granted is knowledge that is difficult for them to acquire. Second, it is a summary of existing knowledge. For the soul master family, although they have a certain understanding of the ten major theories, they cannot cover everything and cover every aspect. After all, you can only know experience by having someone from your ancestors summarize it. Yu Xiaogang knew this because he was from a top family. Other people from top families should have similar cognitions, but they are not systematic. They have to practice and don't have time to summarize. Only people like Yu Xiaogang, whose cultivation talents are useless, would spend so many years studying. I think there are three reasons why Yu Xiaogang's reputation is so bad now: First, the author's character is implicated. Second, my strength is too low. The third reason is that before Tang San accepted disciples, he had fewer disciples.

Generally speaking, it's still watchable. He Sixi's transformation is too blunt. The early description is that he is a character who attaches great importance to love and justice. He paid for the protagonist's school fees, and he also paid for the hunting of martial arts. Both of Sixi's soul rings are 10 years old, so he has to help the protagonist find a hundred-year-old soul beast to kill. As a result, in the next few pictures, the author treated him as a villain without any foreshadowing. It was written that Si Xi was jealous of the protagonist, and that Si Xi felt that the neighbor was trying to get him by helping him, and even tried to kill the protagonist's parents. If you really want to write about villains, you won't pay for the upfront tuition fees and just let them become work-study students [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] The author said that he has bipolar disorder, and there will be many similar plots in the future. Currently it only appears once and can be viewed. If there are really many, I will change the rating to two stars. If anyone in the future sees my two stars, please stop reading.

It's not bad. As long as it continues to be more stable, it will definitely surpass all the Douluo novels in Tomato novels. It's better not to have multiple female protagonists who start a harem, which can easily be cut in half.

Originally, I would normally give this book 5 stars. But by Chapter 39, one person's personality changed too quickly. Not only was it a routine, but I felt a little sad for that person, it felt so miserable. The plot is pretty good, but the twist is too blunt, and it feels like everyone is a puppet, giving people a false feeling. So I can't stand it anymore.

After reading this book, I can only say that there is a lot of room for improvement and a lot of poisonous points, especially the second ring, turning against each other, confronting the Soul King and the Duke, and provoking Dugubo's family with too much talk. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, the protagonist would have few lives.

It depends purely on the halo of the protagonist. How do you think about forging a martial soul? The sword madman you mentioned did it through selection and soul refining. If the weapon soul changes at will, then there will be no junk martial soul.

Why is Wuhun Palace the best choice for civilians? Because as long as you don't meet a titled Douluo when you are carrying a heavy treasure when you are out, you only need to reveal your identity when you encounter other soul masters making things difficult [awkward laugh]