With the Eternal Eye From the Start, I'm Here, Douluo!

Test poison: ai hydrology

The plot of the book is quite good, but the character of the protagonist is not very likable. Of course, this is inevitable when writing Douluo. The comfort level is also there, and the settings are relatively rigorous. Although it hasn't started taking off yet, I can probably predict how comfortable it will be after takeoff. Come on!

It's so boring. It's just for the sake of writing. I have a system, know the plot well, and have the Wuhun Palace at my back. I can still fight Tang San and Dai Mubai back and forth for so many chapters. Is he really treating himself as a villain and preparing to die from talking too much?

Naruto is called the Eye Legend, but here you can change it to the Eye Legend, which keeps describing the eyes. Sometimes you're happy, sometimes you're appreciative, sometimes you're afraid, sometimes you're murderous, sometimes you're possessive, and you pretend to be very sophisticated from time to time. It's okay to write like this, but you only write it once every one or two chapters, which is very annoying. They also had to train the heroine and the others, who looked very awesome, but Dai Mubai killed Zhu Zhuqing with a single sonic attack. It was so powerful, and the soul skills they were given looked very awesome, but in reality they were just average. It can break through physical defense, but it has average defense against energy. So, is there anyone who relies solely on physics to perform defensive soul skills? There is also Ning Rongrong's soul skill. If I just use a range soul skill, it won't explode?

The logic of the setting is unreasonable, and saying it looks good is sheer nonsense. A few chapters into the book, if the protagonist takes Ju Gui to Shrek, Tang Hao won't be able to sense it? I endured and read dozens of chapters. Good guy, without the fairy grass, Ma Hongjun and Oscar could reach level 39 before the Soul Master Competition...

After reading for a while, my eyes shrouded the author like an invisible spider web, full of sharp suspicion, profound exploration, ice-blade indifference, and even a hint of venom-like hostility that was imperceptible. It is not a fixed gaze, but surges like an undercurrent - sometimes it is like a cold needle tip, with careful evaluation, as if it is cutting the person apart from the outside to the inside, weighing the authenticity of every intention; sometimes it is like a free fire, aimlessly scanning the other person's body, carrying no temperature, leaving only the alienation and emptiness that repels people thousands of miles away. What is even more heart-stopping is that in this gaze, there is still a certain sticky, gloomy quality quietly dormant. It is not ostentatious, but follows him like a shadow, like a snake peeping in the dark. A sarcastic cold light suddenly flashes in the seemingly calm eyes, and then disappears, leaving behind a silent oppression and a spine-chilling threat. All these are intertwined to form an invisible web that makes the person being watched feel suffocated, as if every action is being interpreted and every motive is being questioned.

I don't know why the rating is only 5.7. I think it's pretty good. I originally wanted to give it 4 stars because there were a few twists in the middle that I didn't understand. The rest of it was okay. I gave it five stars because I want the author to keep updating and don't leave things unfinished [punch]

Putting his life in Tang Hao's hands, for fear that he would not die 👍👍👍

Take a shower and go to sleep. . . .

You can't even kiss her, let alone eat her. The first soul ring is a thousand years old, but the second soul ring is not ten thousand years old. The eyes with hatred and anger can't suppress the absorption of the soul ring. The fighting plot is not exciting. All the heroines who appear are licking her. I don't know whether girls or women are strong? The most important thing is not cool articles, but daily life