Douluo Dalu: The Steel Judge

The Spirit Hall is awesome, they defeated the evil protagonist Tang San.

The writing is too chaotic. The first chapter seemed like a setup, a way for the protagonist to become emotionless, especially since he awakened the Judgment Angel martial soul after witnessing his father kill his mother. But the first chapter already establishes the protagonist's dark side! What comes next? Cute, handsome, with a huge female fanbase?

Why not just take Tang San's opportunity? Why help him instead? And what about that disgusting Yu Xiaogang? Couldn't they just be killed?

I liked the beginning quite a bit, but the plot became like feeding me food later on. The protagonist initially wanted to protect Bibi Dong, but then wanted to kill Tang San. Personally, I don't think this is a flaw! If we apply the Douluo Continent universe to this, it's like a close relative killing a wolf out of necessity, and the person raised by that wolf seeking revenge later in life…

I've seen many posts saying they don't want the main characters to match up Master and Teacher Dong. So here I'd like to gather everyone's opinions. If you agree to match them up, please type "1" below. If you want Teacher Dong and that scumbag Master to break up, feel free to type "1". The deadline is in one week, and I will fully consider everyone's opinions! 😁

The protagonist was an adult in his previous life. How come he's become like a child after arriving in Douluo Continent?!

Keep going, hope! Don't be a member of the Spirit Hall and still fawn over Tang San.

I initially gave up halfway through, but seeing your latest chapter gave me the desire to continue reading. Unfortunately, I skipped the parts where Tang San and his group got too close to Shrek Academy. They're all so troublesome, I hope they don't have a too-happy ending. If they do, I'll subscribe until the book is finished.

Will Tang San and his friends become enemies with the protagonist in the future? If so, wouldn't teaching Tang San and his friends various combat techniques in the past have been aiding the enemy? Also, the protagonist was defeated by a Soul Saint of level 72, but Tang San won. Is the author trying to use the protagonist as an analogy to highlight Tang San's strength?

I'm now creating a "Broker" thread. There will be a major plot development in the next few chapters, and I urgently need many minor characters from the underworld. Readers who are interested can reply below with their name and the martial soul they'd like. The author will consider these suggestions and write them according to the plot. 😁