Douluo 1: Emerald Crown, the Hymn Yet Unheard

The writing is very good, keep it up and don't give up. (To be honest, I think it's good not to have a CP. I think I want the protagonist to just have a career and not fall in love [face-covering] [face-covering])

This is the best ending I have seen since reading Douluo fanfics. It meets my initial expectations for fanfics: to see a larger worldview through someone else's writings, which is different from the main perspective of the original work. At the same time, it also fulfills my belief that Tang San is actually a villain when I grow up, but no one can "correctly" oppose it. , Most of them change their outlook on life at a young age, but Tang San already had memories of his previous life when he was born. His stubbornness, vision, and thoughts have been solidified and should be changed by other methods. With my short life experience, I can't think of a suitable method, but your book made me realize a very early expectation. //I came into contact with the original work of Douluo when I was in the sixth grade of elementary school. There were not many similar ideological and moral classes at that time. My three views were inevitably affected by it and I became more paranoid and stubborn. After experiencing the constant political and historical changes in junior high school and high school After receiving ideological education, I realized that many of the anime I watched as a child had incorrect ideas, so over the years I have enjoyed reading fan fiction, especially the ones I had read before. I fantasized and read other people's fan fiction to round out my three views on reading as a child. Maybe it was due to the heavy workload of schoolwork or other reasons, the advent of the rebellious period. In junior high school, I also read many similar novels like Douluo, such as The Seven Deadly Sins. They inevitably left some bumps in the shaping of my outlook on life. But fortunately, there were also gentle novels written by writers such as Shen Shixi, about the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, and the happy play between man and animals, like I still remember the nanny snake holding his little sweatshirt. The Divine Test of the Goddess of Life also questioned my soul time and time again. I don't know what I would do, but I admire the protagonist in your book. He resonated with me. I felt the tenderness and sadness in his heart and his determination to the bottom line. He has a lot that is worth learning, but I think the most worthy thing for me to learn is his absolute determination to the bottom line.

What would have happened if Qian Daoliu had not died when he sacrificed.

I hope there won't be so many explanations of parentheses and points.

Teacher, your writing is so authoritative. Teacher, who is your CP?

The language is very detailed and the angle is also very unique. I won't blindly follow the "protagonist" or fight against them. It's very interesting.

It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist is kind but not a virgin, weak but not cowardly. He shines with greatness in the ordinary. His outlook on life is superb. I highly recommend giving it a watch.

This novel is very novel and objective, without deliberately slandering it, or it is one of my favorite novels. It also tells the story of a person's experience of becoming a god, his inner choices and how to become a god.

It's really beautiful! 🥰🥰[Admiration]💕

It's very beautiful. Tingyun's belief shocked me very much, and Qian Daoliu's restraint on love made my eyes shine. I didn't expect such a development at all. It's eye-opening.