Soul Land 1: If I Don’t Become a God, Who Will?

Objectively speaking, if you're not particularly detail-oriented, this book is quite good. However, as a heavy anime fan, I noticed many details that don't match the manga's lore, including Dai Mubai's soul skills and the Elephant Armor Sect's soul bones. I wonder if the author paid attention to these details while writing. Also, the pacing is quite fast, and some content may have been omitted.

Five stars! Five stars! I'm so curious why no one has commented or read anything about something so good... I don't understand how Tomato defines it... But this way it avoids being banned or taken down. It's caught up now, the two settings are combined very well! Super super excited for the next installment! I'm just curious, there are 50 Fairy Kings in the Flower Fairy series. Assuming one Fairy King appears every 5 levels, 100/5=20, so only 20 can appear. How will the other 30 appear? 🧐

This is the most unique novel I've ever read. Although many aspects weren't included in the story, it still captivated me. I absolutely love the female lead's character, and I also adore the atmosphere between them. There's no scheming or backstabbing, only mutual care, help, support, and unwavering loyalty. I hope the author continues writing and I'm really looking forward to the next installment! 😊

The author writes very well, and the integration of the two worldviews is just right. The protagonist's development isn't simply about following the main group's progress, nor does she steal anyone's opportunities or screen time; she has her own path. However, some plot points are frustrating. While the Spirit Hall destroys two major sects, Sanwu reunites in Star Dou.

Overall, it's pretty good, but some parts seem a bit strange. I started to feel conflicted for no reason. Then I told the secret to my boss, but not to the people I've known the longest. It's really weird, since we haven't known each other for very long. Where does this deep trust come from? I just blurted it out.

This is the best Douluo Continent fanfiction I've ever read! Actually, the ending is quite good, but I still felt like crying. Maybe it's because in my heart, Xiaoying deserved a happy ending too. I don't mean to say Xiaoying's ending was bad; Xiaoying is so lively and cheerful, she should have continued to be happy with the other characters, instead of ending up alone. Unlike other fanfictions where the protagonist has ridiculously powerful abilities, this one is still very captivating!

It's alright, the theme is alright, quite novel, but I wonder if the author has read it? The problem with *Douluo Continent I* is that some of the titles are confusing, which made me lose immersion. Some fanfiction, you'd better not change things too much, otherwise it just looks silly and easily pulls you out of the story. 🍉

Well, it's well-written. The logic is a bit chaotic, and the word choice is inappropriate, yet it's still readable, captivating, and even brings tears to my eyes. I've read about halfway through when I realized the book went on hiatus 15 days ago. But even knowing it was on hiatus only fuels my desire to keep reading. I really hope the author returns; it's truly exceptional.

It's good, but I still hope the relationship between Xiao San and Xiao Wu won't be too tragic. Xiao Ying works so hard; don't let her watch her friends get hurt. It would be too much for her, as she's a sensitive and fragile girl. Also, author, please update soon! I'm afraid I'll go crazy if I finish reading and there's nothing left. I don't ask for much, just 50,000 words a day.

It's not Dream Three Kingdoms, the plot hasn't changed much, and the female lead isn't particularly overpowered. This is the only book I've read this many times.