Looking for books similar to *Iron-Blooded Emperor: The Legend of Liu Yu*. Every time I see the spineless Liu Shan, I feel a sense of regret. But whenever I read about Liu Yu, I get fired up. So sometimes I wonder: they both had the surname Liu, so why were they so different? Because...
This opening paragraph accurately captures the excitement and contrast of time travel novels! The protagonist comes to Douluo Continent with modern memories, but encounters a "non-chief" starting point - Rusty Sword Martial Spirit + Level 3 Soul Power, which is in sharp contrast to Tang San's full soul power. This "traveler's counter-routine" setting instantly arouses readers' curiosity: How can a male protagonist without a golden finger counterattack? The author uses details to create a strong sense of immersion: the cold stone slabs, the movements of gripping the corners of clothes, and the villagers' discussions make the scene of the awakening of the martial spirit full of tension. The contrast between Tang San's highlight moments at the end also foreshadows the possibility that the protagonist will embark on a grassroots rise that is different from the original. The tweet can emphasize: This is not a traditional Long Aotian script, but a story about "how mortals struggle to survive in a world of cheating". A rusty sword may not be unable to cut through the sky, but level three soul power can also shake the heaven and earth! The sense of anticipation is overwhelming! #Cross Douluo#
