A Douluo fanfic, transmigration, no System, a genius's rise through the ranks, the Holy Son of Spirit Hall, and a villain.
Lin Tian, a heavy truck driver from Blue Star, accidentally transmigrates to Douluo Dalu.
When he awakens his Martial Soul, everyone else gets Blue Silver Grass or the Clear Sky Hammer, but he awakens his old companion, the “Hundred-Ton King” freight truck!
In the eyes of Soul Masters, it's just a red scrap-metal Martial Soul with no future.
But only Lin Tian knows this steel behemoth is a hexagonal powerhouse with maxed-out speed, strength, and defense!
What good is the world's strongest tool Martial Soul? What about a top-tier Beast Martial Soul?
Before the Hundred-Ton King, everyone is equal: they're all speed bumps.
No System? No problem! He drives the Hundred-Ton King forward, crushing everything in his path and devouring Soul Rings, turning a scrap-metal Martial Soul into Douluo's ultimate “weapon of war”!
Even Titled Douluo have to wonder whether their Soul Bones can take a hit when they face his Hundred-Ton King!
Watch Lin Tian command this steel behemoth of industrial civilization, rise through the ranks on Douluo Dalu, and crush anyone who dares to oppose him!
I'm afraid the author didn't read all kinds of messy Douluo fan fiction, right? In addition to Wuhun being a bit creative, the follow-up simply has more bugs than the original. And besides being a little talented, people who have not yet developed their strength would have been killed long ago if they were so good at pretending. Some forces in Douluo are very basic in trying to kill geniuses. They pretend to be cool from the beginning, making the game start like a fantasy novel with the halo of the protagonist. They are pretentious and feel like they are a thief. As for the conversation with the city lord earlier, if you can pretend like this, I will just find an opportunity to kill you. If you have talent but no strength, you will die.
This book is too vicious. You can enter without a leader. You can hunt for thousands of years without a teacher. Then he didn't even write about his parents. Then he entered Notting City. He didn't write anything, and he didn't write any college records. There was no sense of creativity.
After reading about 10 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore, I'm addicted! The subject matter is good, but it's a pity
Where did the author read Douluo Dalu? This is the one that I saw the most pitfalls.
It feels like AI, the more you look at it, the more it looks like it
I always rewrite the events from the perspective of each supporting character, which feels a bit watery.
Only the first few chapters can be read, which is illogical