Tang San, the child of fate of Douluo Dalu, blessed with extraordinary luck and destined to complete his merits and virtues. Though his life is full of hardship, he is sure to achieve a perfect ending and stand at the pinnacle of the world. Yu Xiaogang: “Xiao San, look! That's a child from beyond the heavens. Capture him at once! He tastes delicious and smells wonderful. Let's divide him up and eat him. Tastes like chicken!” Tang San: “Blue Silver Grass, bind!” Gu Yi: “Damn it! I won't lose! Take this, my cheat-code recharge, 518!” The cheat codes keep coming online. If I can't beat you one-on-one, I'll gang up on you. Yu Hang: “Take this!” Jiang Bailu: “I am the True Lord Bailu!” Zhu Zhuqing (male): “Tang San, I'll protect you!” Gu Yi, Yu Hang, and Jiang Bailu: “Damn! There's a traitor among us!” Also, the fifth, sixth, and seventh children from beyond the heavens: “We'll just watch from the shadows. When the Heavenly Dao and those from beyond the heavens become sworn enemies, we'll come out and settle things once and for all!”
PS 1: The protagonist's cheat is overpowered. I just love giving someone maxed-out cheats all at once, then slowly putting him through the wringer.
PS 2: There's a reason the cheat is so powerful.
PS 3: The protagonist isn't a BL couple, nor can you call it a BG couple. It's kind of like no-couple, but there are couples too.
PS 4: Things might get a little chaotic, but nothing will be confirmed.
That's it. It's just an idea I had, and I hope I can write it out.
But I see that you have written more than 90 chapters. If I am not wrong, you should have no outline and just write according to your own ideas. You don't know why you wrote it until the end. In order to complete the plot, various supernatural developments unfolded. Under the malice of the so-called stepmother, the protagonist lost his father and mother, the whole family died, and then betrayed there to join the Wuhun Temple, and inexplicably met the mistress. His mentality exploded after just a few words from him. Why didn't he tell Xiao San that his father had marked him as a slave and that the Haotian Sect had killed his family? Instead, he kept emphasizing that he was the only one left? As a bereaved dog? And Xiao San was inexplicably confident and felt that the protagonist must have been deceived and felt that he wanted to save the protagonist? Hmm? God damn confidence! God Nima's rescue! Damn, I was deceived! Maybe it's not easy for you to write an article, but this article was really tiring to read. I originally planned not to read it when I saw the death of Xiaosan's father, but I was very worried about the protagonist you set. I think one sentence is right. The moment the author wrote, Your character has taken shape. After you set up his world, he has a home and a told future. Where is the future of the protagonist you wrote? Hey, maybe I am too extreme. Here are some swear words I said before or words that may not be comfortable for you to hear. , I apologize, I'm sorry, writing is not easy, so be careful when writing. I said so many things before because I didn't express my unhappy thoughts about this article. Maybe I am also selfish and selfishly decided on the protagonist in your novel. I am not qualified to control or speak about it, but I still said it, And I said a lot of accusations. I am really selfish. If you, the author, have read this message, please give your protagonist a good future and a good ending, instead of being so sad and desperate. I don't know what the protagonist can survive on now? His parents are dead and he has no freedom. He wants to save the world for the so-called rules and regulations, but what if he is saved? Who will remember him? He is obviously a god, but he looks nothing like it...
Maybe I didn't express it clearly just now, but since you set your protagonist to be Haotian's assistant? Let's say so at the station, and then you don't assign the protagonist to Xiaosan, and then the protagonist is the golden finger of the protagonist. I haven't seen it used a few times. Normally speaking, I feel that the master and Xiaosan's father are a bit too poorly written. The master clearly knows the master in this way. What will happen to Jiao Hui after he is exposed to the people of Haotian Sect, so that the protagonist is not allowed to hide and is allowed to be used openly and openly? As his disciple, in my opinion, the master will do his best to protect the protagonist and his disciples, rather than just what the future will be like for the protagonist because of his identity. Looking at what Xiao San's father did later, the master knew it in his heart, but he didn't say it, why? What kind of person is a master in your mind? A person who is afraid of power and does not care about his disciples? In my opinion, this article was too heartbreaking to read, with all kinds of twists and turns, all kinds of manipulations, and everyone in the story is very selfish. Maybe what I said is wrong, but that's what I saw. The writing was so close to real life. I was really scared after reading the rest of it, the kind of fear that the protagonist will be spoiled. Although you often say that you are a stepmother in the author's words, I really didn't expect that you would be so big later, and then what? I can't write anymore. I knew that this frame was extremely huge. The local protagonist Comrade Xiaosan must be leading a group of people to attack the child written by your stepmother. What next? How do you plan to write it? If I am guessing correctly, I will definitely let the mistress win, because the protagonist has already taken revenge, but the protagonist's sister has taken revenge and became his father. The protagonist is betrayed by everyone in the eyes of outsiders. The only one who really cares for the protagonist is Bibi Dong's biological mother, whom you set. I can see it. As long as the mistress is paired up, the protagonist will be weak and afraid. Look at what he did to the mistress's father. As long as there is a mistress, it will start. Adding various weakening bufus to the protagonist, I am talking more broadly, that is to make the world an enemy. You gave him a golden finger in the underworld but asked him to save the world and reverse the abnormal world of the novel. Okay, it is understandable and arranged. Then you asked the protagonist to restrict him in various ways. I think it is very unreasonable. Since you want to write that Wuhun Temple is better than Bibidong, then you let the protagonist join Wuhun Temple from the beginning! Set up this circuit to transfer the protagonist to join the Wuhun Palace, let the protagonist's family be destroyed, let the protagonist's sister be brainwashed to recognize the enemy as his father, identify the protagonist as the body and kill Liuli Pagoda and Haotian, and then, what are you planning to make the protagonist lose next? This is a story that is completely tortured for the sake of torture. How can I put it in that sentence, I'm all lost! It looks like it started beautifully, but ended later. Everyone in Haotian is evil, and the protagonist team seems to be all evil from Xiao San's side. From then on, except for the protagonist's parents, the maliciousness has not been shown at the beginning. In the later period, everyone is evil towards the protagonist. I just don't understand. What kind of person is the protagonist in your setting? What do you want to give him? What kind of ending? If it were me, maybe I really wasn't brave enough. I guess when Xiaosan's father put a nail on his tongue and made him a slave for the rest of his life, I wanted to die. I just stabbed him in the head. Moreover, I also wanted to take revenge on Xiaosan for telling him that it was all because of your father, so I couldn't bear the humiliation and wanted to die. I never expected that I would meet a companion like you. I regret it so much!
I was really confused when I read this article. Suddenly there was a sudden twist that the protagonist was hostile to the mistress. Suddenly the protagonist's father selfishly used the protagonist to support his wife. Suddenly Xiao Wu selfishly became a character like Bai Lianhua. But from the standpoint of her husband Xiaosan, we can't say she is selfish. We can only say that Bai Lianhua is full of sympathy and feels sorry for the protagonist but she chooses to ignore everything she sees. Then the protagonist's team's feelings towards the protagonist in the later stage are really too realistic in one sentence. What should I say about this article? Obviously you are the creator of this article, but when you write, the people you write should also have their own content. Your melon is a bit too big, which made me dislike no one until the end. I only like and feel sorry for the protagonist in your story. I even think about why you have to arrange the follow-up for him like this. It is too uncomfortable.
Innocent... I can't see anyone in the Haotian Sect being innocent... All members collapsed... Ning Rongrong also said that he would follow the Haotian Sect forever... I'm so fucking stupid
Really, there are no good people in the Wuhun Palace in the original text. Isn't it because they were killed in the Wuhun Palace? It's hard not to vent your anger when it comes to revenge. I still understand Gu Yi.
Damn, it's been two years, why haven't you updated it yet?
Will update starting from today I'll probably try to update every day as before. However, there have been a lot of things happening in the third dimension recently, so this may be as difficult as possible qwq
I couldn't help but watch it. It's too imaginative and it's too vague. There are too many new characters and I can't understand it.
To be honest, I started following you during the summer vacation of 2018, and now it's already 2020... Dad, when will you come back!
Hhh I knew the relationship between these three was not right