Douluo Dalu: The Fate-Changer of Spirit Hall

The writing is very good. It uses the power and officialdom environment to describe the relationship between people and soul beasts in detail. The writing style is excellent, the description is delicate and vivid, and the inner description is extremely detailed, but it is extremely procrastinating. It has obvious AI polishing, but it does not affect the reading. If you don't read it unless it is a slap in the face, then this Douluo fan can be said to be in a class of its own. It is highly recommended to read and has five stars. (Looking at it alone may feel a little depressing, but when compared with the idiots next door who are so crazy about awakening martial arts and feel that the Spirit Hall owes them money, it shows that the protagonist is very scheming. Compared with this book, the minds of other Douluo fans are no different from kindergarten) [snickering] [smirking] [smirking]

Why is the smell of AI so strong?

Put aside the original settings of Douluo Continent and create original ideas. Overall, it's good, but it's a bit too official. Overall, it ranks among the best Douluo 2 on Tomato.

Not bad, very pretty

On Tomato, a novel of this quality must get full marks There are too many descriptions of details such as borders, which slows down the pace a bit.

The writing is very, very good. Maybe it's because the new book's ratings are not going up.