Qian Renjiu, an 18th-tier starlet, was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in the hospital. He decided to use the money he earned in the past few years to travel around the world. However, he got into a car accident just as he was about to set off. When he woke up, Xiaojiu traveled to "Douluo Continent"
The protagonist is super invincible and beautiful, and is a heartthrob. Similar to Qian Renxue's sexual transformation, she grew up being pampered by the Seven Sacrifice, and her relationship with Bibi Dong is not particularly rigid.
The protagonist is an angel who mutates and grows a pair of wings every 20 levels. He has 20 innate soul power and occupies the Wuhun Palace. Victory belongs to the Wuhun Palace. There is a black protagonist, but only in this book. In my book, the Wuhun Palace supported by the protagonist will unify the continent.
It's probably to gather the sects from all sides and cater to both men and women. The author said it first. I think there is nothing wrong with what Wuhun Temple did. In order to prevent the extinction of soul beasts, people of different strengths hunted soul beasts in different ranges. They also helped poor people awaken martial souls for free. I think except for Bibi Dong. The behavior is a bit extreme, but overall there is no problem. I still hate the Haotian Sect. First of all, they are irresponsible and let the affiliated sects face the oppression of Bibi Dong alone. Therefore, this book is biased towards the original protagonist. Be cautious and remove all the official CPs. Here, my protagonist is ranked first, and the protagonist group is only ranked second 👍🏻
There is no specific main character to attack. The main character is a huge fan. You can hit him casually. Most of the characters are attracted to the main character because of his face. Later, they fall in love with him because of his character and strength. He has a big golden finger and is full of innate soul power.
As for specific soul skills, I will write them down in detail in my essay when I write about them.
Intention: Because the Douluo articles I read are not updated, so I write them myself