Douluo: Gui Ju, Chrysanthemums and Longing

Bibi Dong is obviously so good, with good looks, status and talent, but who can't match her? It's Yu Xiaogang. This is really the greatest malice I've experienced from a male author in the whole book. It's as disgusting as those stories about fairies falling in love with cowherds.

Another point is that the protagonist brings his father and resurrected mother back to the sect. The Blue Silver Emperor does not have the pride of a hundred thousand year soul beast, and the reason why he takes the heroine out is "this is a place for men to discuss matters", which is a black question mark.

Yysy, indeed, the author's complaints are all on point. I removed the childhood filter and revisited Douluo Dalu. I feel that bugs are everywhere, the cheating combat system has collapsed, and the love and love in it are really straight male fantasies, and many of them cause discomfort.

Suddenly it makes sense (the strange cp has increased)

Yes, yes, the author's complaint was something I later realized. In the final analysis, Shrek is either a nobleman or a son-in-law riding a dragon. There is no real sense of a poor boy working hard all the way.

Gui Ju's love is like a flower blooming in the quagmire. Both of them are stuck in the quagmire. They are not perfect, and neither is a good person in the traditional sense. No one can save the other. They are both falling but they can comfort each other. Gui Ju and Gui Ju seem to have been saved, but they seem to have just found a partner who has fallen together. Love is sweet, but it is inevitably tainted with the sadness of the times. Thank you, madam, for writing such a good article

Indeed... I remember when I was in the first grade of junior high school when I read the original work of Douluo, I saw Tang San Xiaowu acting coquettishly and asking Tang San to carry her on his back, and then Tang San slapped her butt/butt, and I felt... Very uncomfortable. To be honest, the original work had many very straight male thoughts, and was often a bit pornographic. I felt uncomfortable watching it at the time.

What can I say? I feel that the third young master of the Tang family has poor writing skills. He can construct a grand worldview (although there are many bugs), but the text is really too poor. I feel that comics and animation can turn these barren texts into gorgeous pictures. It is really amazing...

I didn't expect to see Sword Douluo and Ning Fengzhi's CP here. This CP was also one of my favorite ones.

A friend of mine wants to see the specific process of pollination