Douluo Dalu: Knowledge Above All

Finally, he's stopped idolizing Tang San and isn't following the Shrek Academy apprenticeship route. Go go go go! Reasons for disliking him are as follows: Do we need to know the specifics of the Grandmaster's ten theories? Can one continue cultivating without a spirit ring? Can plants absorb animal-type spirit beasts?

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Douluo Continent fanfiction is the most numerous, but also the easiest to abandon. I hope this one can be completed!

If you don't like it, just leave, okay? I think it's alright, is it really that bad? Those who say it's terrible, why don't you write a book yourself? Creating a word, or even a worldview, is very difficult for me, okay? Not everyone will necessarily like it; it depends on your own feelings. And after you finish reading, just express your opinion; there's no need to be so dismissive of the work. Being a writer is hard enough, okay? 😔

Form a science team, collaborate with soul beasts to research artificial soul rings, implement a soul beast protection plan (breeding with soul beasts...), Create soul power cars, airplanes, cannons, online games, etc., And control the world. Don't write about fighting against a few natives or Shrek Academy members; that lowers your own prestige. Changing the world is completely different from those who only fight for personal grudges.

The protagonist's abilities remind me of the Herrscher of Reason from Honkai Impact 3rd. He has holographic construction, all he lacks is material.

In my eyes, Tang San isn't exactly a good person, but he possesses traditional Chinese virtues. Although he came from a sect, he rose from humble beginnings and was completely blind to the evil of imperial sects and nobles. When he was poor, he felt justified in taking bribes from the Spirit Hall. After rising to power, he became more loyal to his family and friends.

Come on. Tang San's mess started with the Clear Sky Sect. The Spirit Hall wanted to expand, but the Clear Sky Sect wouldn't allow it, so the two factions started fighting. Tang San was on the Clear Sky Sect's side, which infuriated them, so they wanted to destroy the Spirit Hall. It was clearly a private feud; what's there to defend?

I thought that doing scientific research and learning would improve oneself, but it turns out it's just about replicating modern technology and showing off. The problem is, I really wanted to read something like "Knowledge Above All," which is about learning. What I'm looking for might be different from this book.

The Spirit Hall unified the continent and ended the war, providing monthly support to commoner spirit masters (even traitors like Tang San received a share). Only those who were dogs or noble spirit masters in countries like Heaven Dou benefited. They also colluded with the Upper Three Sects and other sects and gangsters to harm the common people.