Douluo Dalu: Support Upgrade System

The first 18 chapters were truly excellent, with well-developed characters and a moderately powerful protagonist. However, starting from chapter 19, it felt like a completely different author took over. The author went completely off the rails, causing a massive drop in combat power, leveling up to 40, randomly adding soul rings, and claiming to be comparable to a Soul Emperor. Reading it felt like I'd been given a taste of toxic spice, and I immediately threw it into the trash heap...

Honestly, this is one of the few good Douluo Continent fanfics I've read. I hope the author continues updating it and doesn't abandon the story! 😎

This...

The male protagonist protects Tang San like a dog. He helps Tang San get his soul ring, gives him his soul bone, and even helps his girlfriend. He says he's going to be steady, but as soon as he sees Tang San being bullied by the Soul King, he kills him with a single punch. Is this what you call being steady?

This book is really well-written; it perfectly matches my ideal system—fast leveling up that crushes the current meta. The "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" trope, coupled with a high-level main character (Thanos) and a low-level secondary character (Black Tiger Afu), aligns well with the current trend of steady, reliable writing. As long as the female lead doesn't make any major mistakes, its success is sure to be remarkable.

The awakening plot of the martial soul is so ridiculous it makes you want to complain. Weapon martial souls aren't like beast martial souls. Beast martial souls include angels, dragons, phoenixes, and things like that, with fire and ice on their bodies—those are obviously top-tier martial souls.

Why is there multiple heroines again? Why is it so difficult to find a single heroine? Can you choose multiple heroines and say no in advance in the introduction? It will save me the trap. I will give it to you.

Am I reading the original novel? I'm just following along in the story, and I only encountered one character. Then she becomes Tang San's nanny, and for free, she even pays him. No wonder this novel isn't popular.

The novel *Douluo Continent* is set up with a single female lead, so why insist on writing one with multiple female leads?

I want to ask the author: How can the Master be a scumbag? Have you ever seen a scumbag who doesn't touch women's bodies? Have you ever seen a scumbag who is deeply in love? Doesn't he use his brain? The Master couldn't accept Liu Erlong because she was related to him by blood. At that time, the Master and Liu Erlong were already preparing to get married.