Warm Tang Reflected in Tang: A Douluo Poem
暖棠映唐：斗罗诗篇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 529k Words
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Douluo Dalu with a Female Protagonist
Douluo Dalu: No Fighting Tang San, Joins the Shrek Seven Devils, and Comes from a Great Family
Douluo Dalu, Only the First Series, Nothing Else
Female-Led Stories About Transmigrating Into Animation, Anime, and Novels. Female-Led Only!
I want stories where the protagonist transmigrates into Ye Luoli, Flower Fairy, Magic Fairy, or into Jujutsu Kaisen, One Piece, or Bungo Stray Dogs. Any kind of fanfic is fine, preferably with no romance! Romance is okay too, but no reverse harem! And no male-to-female gender swaps!
Douluo Dalu, Original Female Lead
Douluo Continent I, Transmigration
I want a story where the protagonist transmigrates into the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Clan as Rongrong's older sister. Her martial spirit should be a fan, a sword, or something similar, with offensive power that can also protect people. Dual martial spirits are fine. No System. She should join the main cast, not steal Tang San's opportunities, break up no canon couples, and have no male lead.
I Want Every Novel About Douluo!!!
What Douluo Dalu books do you all recommend?
Reader comments 3
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The connection between the original characters and the original work is well written, but the emotional handling made me want to vomit. The reason why I didn't give it full stars is because of one minor point, the relationship between Tang San, Xiao Wu and the heroine. In the original work, it was because Tang San had never felt the warmth of his family that Xiao Wu had been with him since he was a child, so he said that Xiao Wu was his only sister and his relationship deteriorated later. But the heroine is from the same village as Tang San, so she knows Tang San before Xiao Wu, and Tang San also feels the warmth of family with the heroine first. Why did he say that Xiao Wu was the only younger sister when he met Xiao Wu later? What about the heroine? I'm not worth it for her. In terms of human nature, the first person will always be a little different, but I didn't see it here (don't fight, you win the fight). And what I see now is that Xiao Wu was kidnapped by Er Ming. No, Tang San's attitude hurt the heroine. The heroine also said that it's okay to stay with him like this, no? Okay, let's take the "affectionate second female lead" route, right? (Okay, I swallowed this 💩.) But the heroine confessed her love later!! The male protagonist also confessed!! Is the heartbreaking red given to Xiao Wu??? It's not like Tang San didn't know that story, so what does it mean? I want both of them. ? Then you told me that Xiao Wu also has feelings for Tang San? , Where did it come from?? I don't understand. Because the author has been writing about Xiao Wu's eyes when he saw Tang San and the heroine together. . . Well, I went back and took a look and found that Xiao Wu just blinked. But I still feel that the relationship between the three people is like a pile of excuses. I want to continue watching and come back after I finish it 🙂
I'm giving you this review because I'm afraid I'll give it too many stars and you'll be taken off the shelf, you know? It's very beautiful. If you try it, I can give you full stars, but I'm afraid it will be removed from the shelves.
The content is still very good. I just hope that our heroine can suffer less. I feel that the heroine is always hurt. I feel a little distressed 🤦 🤦 🤦 But the ending is still good.