Douluo Dalu: The God of War
斗罗之兵神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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For those who keep bringing up group tours
The author of this book didn't actually fawn over Tang San; he simply chose this path of cultivation and wasn't particularly close to Tang San. From beginning to end, did you ever see the protagonist help him for no reason? He also didn't antagonize the Spirit Hall, remaining neutral at most. And are you misunderstanding the meaning of "fawning"?
The author's statement that the Mysterious Heaven Skill was limited by the Douluo World is likely true. Tang Jia San Shao's side story mentions that Tang San mastered the Mysterious Heaven Treasure Record in less than 10 years after obtaining it, and was still under 30 when he transmigrated.
I think Devil Fruits are pretty useless. Unless you have exceptional abilities, eating one just adds another weakness. Besides, the appearance of Devil Fruits in the Douluo Continent is absurd; it's impossible to explain even with forced interpretations.
The protagonist made his fortune with candied hawthorn berries 😅. Candied hawthorn berries don't require much skill, and there are no patents in Douluo Continent, so they can be easily imitated.
How pitiful! It seems pretty good, but why does it feel like nobody's reading it? I hope the author doesn't get involved in any palace intrigue!
Here's a suggestion: The opening could be changed. Replace Tang San delivering food with Old Jack. Tang San, busy learning Tang Sect martial arts, probably wouldn't have time to deliver food. Besides, his family is truly destitute, practically penniless. Tang San probably had no choice but to succeed (just kidding). His father wouldn't bring you anything either.
The name of the medicine sauce is too out of place. And it's too mainstream, isn't it?
It doesn't seem to have much to do with Devil Fruits. It only really showcases the Tiger Soul Blade.
The protagonist is always making a fuss and talking to himself about everything. Isn't he afraid that others or the world's consciousness will find out that he has been possessed?
Your writing is so uninteresting, and you even have a divine weapon? All I got to that part was that Tang San and his friends gained a brother and sister.