Douluo Dalu: Martial Soul Civilization

I didn't want to read any further after reading the beginning. Find someone else for your sister, even Tang Ritian or someone else, like Yu Xiaogang, that kind of trash, giving away his own sister, that's impressive. Putting everything else aside, to prove his theory, he took the son of his ex's mortal enemy as his disciple, and even asked his ex about the secret of twin martial souls, fawning…

Anyone else like me who gave up on reading this book after seeing the part in the resume that said it helped Master Luo Sanpao evolve into the Ancient Holy Dragon of Light? Add me if you agree!

This is disgusting! Qian Xunji may not be human, but Yu Xiaogang is a good guy?? It's hilarious! And Yue Guan is a man!!! Does being a cross-dresser bother you? It's really funny that the protagonist is the Empress's younger brother. Okay, no problem. But will Yu Xiaogang accompany him?

Change it! Bibi Dong has a younger brother, the protagonist, to raise, and she's been leading him on the run since childhood, hiding from evil spirit masters. In the original story, Bibi Dong only yearns for love because she lacks friendship and family. But the protagonist Chen Xi in your story is too outstanding, so outstanding that Yu Xiaogang can't catch up at all!

Change it. The main issue is Yu Xiaogang. I don't think he deserves it in the original work. Also, if Bibi Dong fell in love with Yu Xiaogang because of her father, the father's figure should be incredibly tall and noble. With the protagonist as a benchmark, why should Bibi Dong be moved by Yu Xiaogang?

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To be honest, I was hooked. The prologue was a bit annoying, and I couldn't finish the main story after reading two or three chapters. The older sister is marrying off a scumbag, a classic working-class trope, humbly toiling away for no reward. Thumbs down, book deleted! 😤😤😤

Your arrangement of Bibi Dong as the female lead, and then giving her away, shows a truly twisted mind.

Is the system designed for the protagonist to work for others? Like a babysitter? The story focuses on Bibi Dong and Yu Xiaogang, but I haven't seen the protagonist do anything for himself. The system's rewards are for others, and failing to complete them results in death. I just don't understand.

This book really disgusted me. It's so disgusting, it's absolutely awful.