[Steel Wire] + Comic version of Douluo (mfc)
Lin Ce suffered a heart attack after being stuffed with a huge dumpling that destroyed a country. When he woke up, he traveled to this strange world.
Holy Soul Village? That's it, nine points are destined, half depends on hard work, and the rest depends entirely on mutation.
Hiss - wait, why did my martial spirit awaken on its own? Is it also called "universal national policy"?
Ever since - "Hi, brother, mistress, are you interested in forming a great team with me?"
Born as a villager, he climbed to the pinnacle of power step by step.
In the court hall, in front of the new emperor Xue Beng, Lin Ce shouted words that made countless people change their minds: "The king can only be the king."
"I hope and I demand that the king's power ends with the law."
"I want to decentralize the royal power."
Reader comments
It looks good, but Tang San doesn't have such double standards. It avoids many of the more vulgar setting plots of the original work.
It's a pretty good fanfic, and the online buff with reasonable IQ is interesting. Those who don't like Tang San's camp probably won't like it, but the settings are quite logical, and the tomato hand rub is also very good.
It's not bad. It's better than other Douluo novels. There aren't so many unprovoked insults to San Hei San. I've always felt that fans don't need to be so malicious towards Xiao San. At the time when Dou Yi came out, the protagonists of the mainstream novels on the market were probably all in this style. Even Xiao San was more acceptable because of his pure love. I heard others said that the bad reviews of Xiao San were mainly because the things he did in the next few movies were too cs, because I only watched Dou II. (I haven't read the latter part of Qiankun Wenqinghu. Firstly, the plot was too thunderous. Secondly, when I was a kid and I didn't have a mobile phone, I bought physical books offline. I probably didn't buy the physical books after that one because the price went up), so I won't comment much on it.
Very good, the comic version of Dou Yi is still okay
Does the author have a single heroine or multiple heroines?
It's well written, but I feel like there are so few comments.
Ooioi, author, if you don't write a book, what will I read?
It's not enough to read. Okay, I order you to write 100,000 words a day [please update]
Oh my god, it's actually hand-rubbed Gangsi plus Douluo! Direct ten-star praise [Adoration]
It looks good, but Tang San doesn't have such double standards. It avoids many of the more vulgar setting plots of the original work.
It's a pretty good fanfic, and the online buff with reasonable IQ is interesting. Those who don't like Tang San's camp probably won't like it, but the settings are quite logical, and the tomato hand rub is also very good.
It's not bad. It's better than other Douluo novels. There aren't so many unprovoked insults to San Hei San. I've always felt that fans don't need to be so malicious towards Xiao San. At the time when Dou Yi came out, the protagonists of the mainstream novels on the market were probably all in this style. Even Xiao San was more acceptable because of his pure love. I heard others said that the bad reviews of Xiao San were mainly because the things he did in the next few movies were too cs, because I only watched Dou II. (I haven't read the latter part of Qiankun Wenqinghu. Firstly, the plot was too thunderous. Secondly, when I was a kid and I didn't have a mobile phone, I bought physical books offline. I probably didn't buy the physical books after that one because the price went up), so I won't comment much on it.
Very good, the comic version of Dou Yi is still okay
Does the author have a single heroine or multiple heroines?
It's well written, but I feel like there are so few comments.
Ooioi, author, if you don't write a book, what will I read? It's not enough to read. Okay, I order you to write 100,000 words a day [please update]
Oh my god, it's actually hand-rubbed Gangsi plus Douluo! Direct ten-star praise [Adoration]
Not bad, tastes good