
My Signing Life in Douluo
我在斗罗的签到生活
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Otherworld Continent
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- 4y ago
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I don't understand why they all kneel down and lick Master Tang San and fight against Wuhun Palace. Wuhun Palace seems to be right. Without Wuhun Palace, how can Tang San, the male protagonist, awaken the martial spirit? Bibi Dong is also right. Bibi Dong loves Master, but Master left because of Bibi Dong's breach of contract. Even Master didn't investigate what happened. He also said that Master is smart. Is this something smart people do? Self-reflection, don't complain if you don't like it.
I don't know when, so many people started to have such bad opinions about Xiao Yan, Master Yu Xiaogang, and Sun Wukong. I don't know what is going on with Xiao Yan, but he has always been the Emperor Yan in my heart. ,,, As for Sun Wukong, some people say that they only know Monkey King, the Monkey King, but not Lingshan Fighting Buddha. If you look at it again, I believe that 98% of people are not as good as Sun Wukong. Of course I am just talking about my own opinions. After all, there are a thousand opinions among a thousand people, so I am just talking about my own opinions. Normally what you see are cool points and routines, I may have a problem with the sense of substitution or maybe it's because I stayed in the greenhouse for too long. I always feel that the cold social atmosphere, etiquette, benevolence, wisdom, loyalty and filial piety in the novels are a bit disappointing...
Why did Mao worship that master as his disciple again?
I'll give you my only ticket
. . . You might as well worship the master as Sword Douluo
All the master's knowledge reserves were given to him by Bibi Dong with the help of his identity. He's just a pretty boy. He doesn't really think that the Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus Rex would give such knowledge to a born half-level flying mutated martial spirit, right? If you were dumped by your girlfriend suddenly and without warning, wouldn't you ask clearly? If you don't go, it only means that either the relationship was impure from the beginning, or one of the parties is a "soft ricer" and has no courage to ask. Yu Xiaogang ran away when his relationship with Bibi Dong was frustrated in his two relationships, and ran away when Liu Erlong was frustrated. If it weren't for the fact that in the second episode, there was a Flender who was willing to be a licking dog and begged to create opportunities for Yu Xiaogang, do you think Yu Xiaogang would take the initiative to find Liu Erlong? What would have happened if Bibi Dong had not met the master? As the top twin martial soul saints trained by the Wuhun Hall, she is afraid of falling when she holds it in her hand, and she is afraid of melting when she holds it in her mouth. She is not exposed to too many dark side things. The girl Huaichun marries Qian Xunji, who is not full of jealousy and is still in his middle age. She happily gave birth to Qian Renxue, the designated heir of the angel god who was born at level 20. Qian Xunji was seriously injured while chasing Tang Hao and his wife. Within a few years, she devoted herself to being a good wife, allowing Qian Renxue to feel motherly love and inherit the Pope. Tang Hao was hunted and wanted all over the continent, leaving him with nowhere to go to heaven or earth. A more gentle approach can be used to unify the continent. Liu Erlong did not meet Yu Xiaogang. Meet Flanders in a bar, attracted by his humorous conversation and behavior, and travel together on the mainland. A powerful flying agility and a violent attacking earth dragon can easily gain a lot of fame and become the soul master's companion that everyone envies. Then they retire to the countryside together to open Shrek Academy to cultivate little monsters. There is genius food here Soul master Oscar, Ma Hongjun who can learn the essence of Flanders and Liu Erlong and is not lazy (Liu Erlong really fights), Dai Mubai who obviously only wants to live and drink but is forced to practice by his master's mother, Yu Xinheng (that's what his name should be) who is obviously very strong but can't succeed because of his impure blood and can only rely on his relatives, and other geniuses gathered at Shrek Academy. And our evil soul master, who was obviously very powerful but had to disappear because of the Spirit Hall
Although fan fiction shouldn't be too particular, you are too exaggerated. Your first spirit ring was three thousand years old and completely broke the master's theoretical research. His theory is no longer applicable to you. Then you asked someone to be your teacher and learned from him. Isn't this because you took the shit and then ate it yourself?
Scumbag Yu Xiaogang
Bibi Dong: "I gave Yu Xiaogang silently, but he asked for and hurt me in every possible way. In the end, my sea-like love turned into despair that pierced my heart."
Tang San, a (hypocritical) gentleman who combined benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom, trust, gentleness, courtesy and humility
Jiang Siming, this name is so familiar. It seems to be the male protagonist in "I Pick Up Pieces in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds". Let me see how this book is. I hope I don't insult the name of the male protagonist Jiang Siming. After all, I think that book is pretty good. . . .
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Looking for Douluo novels from fellow fans. Don't worship the master, don't lick Tang San. As for Shrek Academy, go to Ning Rongrong, Zhu Zhuqing is fine, just enroll in it. Shrek has high requirements, but he doesn't have anything. Except for a few Soul Saint teachers, it is not even as good as an ordinary intermediate college. However, the intermediate college has a Soul Emperor, which is enough for hunting early soul rings. As for advanced colleges, take Tiandou Academy as an example. Not to mention Soul Saints, there are even Soul Douluo.
Got it?
The author is amazing and successfully rubbed my IQ down to the ground without any blind spots.
I have read a lot of Douluo fan books recently, and when I was reading comments, I occasionally saw a message about the plot after Douluo 1. Because I personally didn't read the remaining 234 of Douluo 1, and I didn't read anything else. After reading other people's debate, I suddenly had a little question about the meaning of Wuhun Palace. Because many novels are not hostile to the Wuhun Palace at every turn, even if they take the path of the Wuhun Palace, men all know the reason. It feels like the meaning of Wuhun Palace is seldom truly explored. In particular, there are many comments that Wuhundian is the same with or without him, and it's not because of me being tough. Mainly because one comment said that I really can't understand that after the unification of Wuhun Palace, historical civilization will not progress. That's why I thought about it seriously and then posted this. The meaning may be very small, but I feel uncomfortable if I don't post it. First of all, the gap between the existence and non-existence of Wuhun Palace The first one is from Douluo Yi's free awakening of Wuhun and then subsidies, to what they say about the federation or something? There is no subsidy and you have to pay for it. It seems to be too expensive. Not to mention study schools, but in comparison with our own history, we have changed from private education to free provision by the state, right? Compare our history with what's in the book, and talk about their so-called civilized federation reversing history. There's nothing wrong with that. The second one is that I am doubtful about the view that Wuhun Palace will not progress after its unification? First of all, we must know how big the role of the Wuhun Palace is. ① First of all, the Wuhun Palace has the power to suppress the two empires. The pressure it puts on them makes it impossible for them to fight a war. So this brings peace and stability to Douluo Continent. ② What many people have grasped is that the subsidies from Wuhun Palace are paid on behalf of others and are funded by the empire. But you have to think clearly that they must pay for this money. If the empire doesn't contribute and Wuhun Palace pays for it, then what does it have to do with them? At that time, the people's hearts will completely go to Wuhun Palace. Do you think it's impossible for them to pay for it? ③Think about who are the owners of ancient knowledge in our history? An aristocratic family, to put it another way, could be called a noble family. How many opportunities do common people have to learn? Only a few scholars occasionally appeared among tens of thousands of people (before the Tang Dynasty). Of course, this is just what I personally summarized from the information I received from watching TV, news, and novels. So do those empires really care about civilians? If you really cared, there wouldn't be a pure aristocratic school ranked number one. Why there are so many civilian schools is not all because of the existence of Wuhun Palace. If they hadn't established a civilian academy, what would have been the consequences? The complete loss of talent would have been completely absorbed by Wuhun Palace. That's why civilians have a way to rise. ④The most important point is that we can know from their words that when Wuhun Palace was there, although ordinary civilians had a certain fear and fear of soul masters, they were at least stable and safe. They won't appear to massacre the village every now and then, right? If they don't like you, they will destroy you. Even if most of the struggles are between soul masters. Civilians are rarely involved. But what would be the future impact of Wuhun Palace? The village that was said to be massacred was the village that was massacred. As a result, the state did not care, and only one school came forward to pursue them. Isn't it funny? Then there is the existence of evil spirit masters. Are their presences felt during Dou Yi? My feelings for them seem to have existed in the Killing City. And I feel like the Killing City is just a prison where life is worse than death. Then learn from their responses how active they were at 2. That's right, the above is just my personal opinion and understanding. Because I have never seen many of them and learned about them from other people's comments and responses. Because no one seemed to point out their mistakes. So I took it seriously. If there are any errors, please point them out so I can correct them. The most important thing is that I really want to know what most people think about Wuhun Palace. By the way, please slow down when replying to my message, don't be in a hurry and say it properly. Don't cause unnecessary conflicts. I hope everyone can reply in a civilized manner. Thanks!
They always talk about kneeling down and licking the masters, Tang San, Shrek, and the Spirit Hall. If you don't like it, don't read it. I've already finished chasing Douluo, so why do I still want to find fellow Douluo people to torture me? I really don't understand, 😁😁😁
Forcibly suppressing the soul power is rubbish. The soul power is all improved by the soul ring. In six years, he has not even been promoted to the tenth level. He is still innately full of soul power. It is not as good as a person with half a level of innate soul power. Suppressing the soul power looks uncomfortable.
It really makes my scalp go numb. I must be honest and respect the master. It's not like I haven't read Tang San's fanfics. I can actually accept it if I write it normally, but you... I have tasted all kinds of herbs, but I didn't expect to fall here.
Dude, are you really licking? Are you going to do Golden Chapter Three with me? What did you write?
The beginning was a bit toxic, but I stopped reading later. I felt that the book was a bit jumpy and the plot was not coherent.
To be honest, if the novel is scored out of 10, I can only give you 7 or even 6 points. This is not to say that your writing is not good. On the contrary, your continuous updating and smooth completion are much better than some unscrupulous authors. One of the reasons why I deducted points is that there are occasionally slight typos, but most of them are because of the ending. Your writing in the early and middle stages is too complete. It's beautiful. Jiang Siming's Douluo life is written so well. He has a happy family and a happy marriage, but the final ending is something I never expected, emmmmm, how should I put it... It's a bit sad. I frowned at the beginning because the writing was not smooth, but smiled at the middle because you have changed. Well written, and at the end I felt really uncomfortable. Of course, now that it's over, I can only spread the flowers🎉. (PS: The above opinions are really just personal opinions, the author's writing is really good)
I don't like this kind of thing. Even if I don't like Wuhundian, I don't need to lick Master Li and Tang San. They are both the protagonists and I'm afraid they won't be able to make a difference
Others think that Douluo Dalu is a master of martial arts, but Buddha's Fury Tanglian is just gunpowder and metal pieces (commonly known as high-explosive grenades). Moreover, the Poseidon cannot control the ocean, and is weaker than Poseidon Arthur. According to this reasoning, he is even more inferior than our real world. Actually, if there are prehistoric things, even pirated ones, they should be able to crush them.
Before reading, open the chapter table of contents and think about it carefully before reading.
Finished How can I put it this way, the writing style of the first volume Dou 1 is not very proficient, and the dialogue and emotional scenes are obviously a bit awkward. The second volume is better, the writing style has been significantly improved, but the article suddenly turned into an abusive article. Some readers can't stand it and suggest avoiding it. The overall plot is a bit confusing, and some parts don't make sense. There are a few places that seem to have been forced in. Maybe I didn't draw up an outline in advance, which made it feel a little unreasonable when I read it.
If the original Chaos Clock had instantly become a god on the spot, why would it still have full soul power with you?
I have always had a question about Yu Xiaogang. How did he learn that Tang San had a second martial spirit through Tang San's Blue Silver Grass Spirit. Dou Yi Zhong said: The quality of the twin martial spirits must be close to the same (this Yu Xiaogang knows), otherwise there will be no twin martial spirits. Even if he was born with full soul power, it could only mean that Tang San's Blue Silver Grass had mutated, not that he was a twin martial spirit. And Tang San, didn't he know that his soul power was cultivated? Just because the master said that he was born with full soul power and twin martial souls, there is obviously something wrong here. The soul power was cultivated by himself.
The ending is disappointing, but it is still very logical. The protagonist is such a person. He has always been hesitant in making choices, and his final decision can be regarded as his last act of stubbornness.