Sanshang Shiqi [Douluo Dalu]

Finished reading. I've been reading Douluo fanfics like crazy these days. To be honest, I'm surprised to see such high-quality male-themed material. The author's writing style is very good. Except for being a bit slow in some aspects, it is very detailed. Most of the plot follows the animation. It is a pity that even after stopping writing, the passionate plot between 17 and the third brother was not written (?) There isn't much to say. This paper itself is very high-quality in this field. What I also want to mention is the expansion of the previous lives of Tang San and 17 in the first few pictures. I would call it a stroke of genius. It completely made up for Tang San's shortcomings because he had no family or friends in his first life, and he didn't experience family and friendship in his second life during his childhood. The arrival of a child can completely fill him with more care, reluctance and fetters towards life and the world. Those pictures of the past life made me want to cry. I was so upset that I wanted to rush in and let the two of them live well in this life. I read novels and anime, and no one felt that Tang San had such regrets in his first life. It was not clear that they were almost together, they were already in a stable place, but they only had one kiss in the more than ten years they had been together. All of this was too little in their lives, too little said, too little done, and too little felt. Even when they met in the second life, they were too young, but I actually felt that they met a little too late. I felt that the process of meeting and falling in love was full of unwillingness and regret. After all, I still feel that they were very close to being happy in their previous life, which is a huge blow to me. The author created the characters so well that I finished it in one go, but I just felt that it was not enough. Goldfinger did a good job and did not let 17 know the clichés of the plot in advance. It stands to reason that in this life, they should be able to go smoothly. Later on, you can feel that the author is a little exhausted, maybe because of insufficient inspiration, and he is unable to shape the subsequent plot. In fact, it is understandable that the best few chapters have basically passed. At the end, there are large-scale battles and assumptions that require major changes from the original plot. This is a problem, and it manifests itself in the fact that the description of the plot is too detailed and protracted. Several chapters can be written about a game, and a lot of ink is put into insignificant places. In fact, some plots can still be mentioned in one go, which makes it a bit tiring to read later, but it does not prevent me from really liking the setting and plot. More than four years have passed, and most of the author's books have stopped at this stage. I don't know if the author will have the opportunity to continue writing this book in the future, but it is indeed a work of love. Without any income support, it is really difficult to persevere. It can be seen how difficult it is to write these more than 200,000 words. Like Future Youxintian, I can see the future ending for Xiaosan and 17th. I hope Douzhe will pay attention to his health and rest well. I hope they can be happy and happy in another world and their lives will get better and better. This book is really the best one among the many dual-male protagonist series I have seen in Jinjiang. I didn't have any hope at first when I read it, so I ignored the fact that it was being serialized, but it was discontinued. It was a pity that I encountered it too late.

Boss, please finish this book.

Boss, please come back and update [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] Douluo fans can now enter V! !

When will updates be resumed? I finally found a good Douluo fanfic Tears [put hands together][put hands together][put hands together]

Damn it, can you update it? I've refreshed it countless times. It's really beautiful.

I check it out from time to time, but there is still no update.

Damn, it was still there in September last year. Why hasn't this book been updated for so long? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Cracked] [Cracked] [Cracked] [Heartbroken] [Heartbroken] [Heartbroken]

[Hold your chin] It's so rare to see such a well-written Douluo fan, even if it hasn't been updated for a long time, I'm still confused.

The author stopped updating. In the last seventeen years, Tang San was not eaten [cheek support]

I'm afraid this book is hopeless. The main character is clearly portrayed so well and vividly. It's a pity.