Douluo Dalu: Seven Kill Sword, Slaying Gods and Demons

Okay, okay, the single heroine Rongrong is in line with my taste, and she has her own opinions. When I saw the later part, I thought I was really going to accept Dugu Yan, which scared me. I felt at ease after reading the comments. Come on! I hope to write more about the interaction between the male and female protagonists

The plot is pretty good, but can we write a single female protagonist, Ning Rongrong? Zhu Zhuqing and Duguyan can treat the male protagonist like a brother or have a one-sided love, and not send anyone else away. The male protagonist was a decent sect in his previous life, but he didn't even bother to make sneak attacks, so he should be single-minded 🤔

No, it's too annoying. I came here for Ning Rongrong. As a result, the single female protagonist in the early and mid-term is not to say that Zhuqing is not good, I also like her, but this setting is too annoying. I also saw what the comments said. This is the only work that I have not given five stars so far. The others are okay.

It's pretty good. It's not like many fanfics that are mindlessly based on the original works. They quote the original world view and background without citing too many new elements. As a fanfic, it's still good.

The emotions are delicate and the ending is satisfactory. Originally, I thought one of us would die in my feud with Tang San, but in the end, I felt relieved. Compared with other books, where the original owner was trampled for no reason and the original owner was killed in the end, it was much better. This rating is not worth it. The author deserves a higher rating.

It's been a long time since I've read a novel in its entirety, and I suddenly wanted to read the Douluo series on a whim. I found this one in the recommendations. I didn't get a high rating at first, and I was wondering if it would be good, but the more I read, the more I read it and I finished it in the first two days. This book is of high quality and highly recommended. Many of the shortcomings of the original Douluo are also mentioned here, which is interesting. Although I don't know why this book has such a low rating, it is really worth reading. When I was reading it, I was worried that the author would stop updating if the rating was so low. After reading it, I realized that it has come full circle 👍 [Note]

I like this book. I like Zhu Zhuqing's character in this book very much, and I also like Ning Rongrong's character. I have always been emotionally sensitive since I was a child, and I cry easily when something happens. When I watched the back part, I cried a little. I really feel sorry for Zhu Zhuqing and Ning Rongrong, as well as the protagonist.

Many people here are complaining about the author's first person, but the first person generally writes from the perspective of me or our personal experience, while the author mainly writes from the second person, which is the conversational perspective of the subject and you and me, with some third person, that is, using him, her, or the people to build a spectator or God's perspective. What's more, what I saw is that there is no first-person character, but mostly second- and third-person characters. I would like to ask which chapter is the first person in? There are also some people who are complaining that the world of floor tiles has no laws and is a mess. I want to ask how every world, no matter whether it is strong or weak, operates without laws. According to your words, it means a world without a fundamental source of power or things needed for the birth and operation of the world. How did this world come into being?

Okay okay. It's just a bit like AI writing.

There is only one martial spirit in the novel, and there are only one or two self-created skills. The soul skills are not hidden and not used. There is a single heroine, and there are many warm romances with the heroine. It is not the kind of love story that disappears after being included in the harem.