Douluo Dalu: Witchcraft Calls Down the Gods, Song and Dance Stun the World

It's good-looking, but very strange, as if the author wrote two versions and then mixed them up and published them. One day, he displayed his first soul ring before entering school, and the other day, he was stuck at the ninth level and tried to condense the first soul ring after entering school. One moment I have reached the altar, and the next chapter re-writes the process of getting there. . .

It's really well written! As you look at it, you can't help but get involved in it. How can I put it, it is one of the better articles about "Nuo dance" that I have ever read! The timeline and levels in the article are a bit confusing, but if you think of it as the protagonist's awakening branch of different soul skills or the journey of finding the most suitable soul skill, you will have a different experience. This article is really well written, including some wonderful descriptions of the "sacrificial dance" and the process of finding oneself, as well as the inheritance and belief at the end of the article, as well as the more profound exploration of oneself. It will not stop moving forward once you become a god, like other articles. The protagonist is a free-flying eagle, a person who carries the world's beliefs. A dancer, he is neither alone nor lonely. He focuses on his own way and will not just be stuck in one place and be a frog at the bottom of a well. He never gives up the opportunity to progress, even if he becomes the top of a place, he never forgets his own heart and his original intention. He has been dancing, and his spirit has been spreading. He is no longer a supplicant or imitator, he has become himself. It is really a very good article with great connotation and depth. Although the story has stopped, the protagonist's dance has continued in our hearts. He has been unswervingly adhering to his own path.

This book is indeed good, not too violent, and the whole book mainly describes the positive growth of the protagonist.

It's okay, it's quite distinctive, but some parts of the description are a bit confusing. I could write more details.

Sometimes the left side of the brain hits the right side of the head, and the preface doesn't match the postscript, but it's not bad.

It looks good, Wuhun is quite novel, and the emotions are affected. Although there are sometimes some small mistakes in the middle paragraphs, these small flaws can be ignored.

I like this book and have finished reading it ✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎Except for some levels being wrong, everything else is OK [please taste carefully]

I didn't have any hope at first, but it turned out well

I can really feel that belief from the words

It's pretty good, but a little confusing in some places.