Douluo Dalu: My Hammer Can Level Up

Regarding the evaluation of Douluo ContinentFeel free to add your comments if you disagree. This novel was fine to read in the past, so why is it being criticized so much now? It's because when we were young, we didn't have much ability to discern things; we just enjoyed reading it. The root cause of these criticisms is that Tang Jia San Shao was originally writing light novels.

To reiterate, within the timeline of Douluo Continent I, the situation on the mainland was relatively orderly and peaceful due to the sealing off of the Clear Sky Sect and the dominance of the Spirit Hall. Under the suppression of the Spirit Hall, the social situation was relatively stable. Evil Spirit Masters and criminals were mostly concentrated in the Killing City and couldn't leave.

I don't understand why so many people like Bibi Dong and the Spirit Hall these days. Bibi Dong killed Xiao Wu's mother for a 100,000-year-old spirit ring and spirit bone, and even said she deserved to die. Did Xiao Wu's mother ever harm anyone? No. But Bibi Dong later killed Xiao Wu for the spirit ring and spirit bone. Was Tang San wrong to seek revenge?

I've read over thirty chapters, so I'll give it a full subscription and a monthly pass. This Douluo Continent fanfiction features a protagonist with a golden finger that closely aligns with the story's theme. The opening avoids overly mindless plot points, and the supporting characters don't deliberately copy the originals.

In fact, if we want to develop the Red faction in the Douluo worldview, it's unrealistic to have multiple checks and balances. It's more realistic to wait until the protagonist reaches a certain level and then directly rewrite the rules of the Douluo plane.

The cheat system is alright, but the protagonist's character design is truly eye-opening. He's already level 20 and doesn't even bother with spirit rings. He resets the female lead's talent and level, ruining her peaceful leveling method, which is bad enough. Then he's forced to get a white spirit ring, losing levels and having to slowly level up to upgrade his spirit ring.

I hope the author can use the character of Mai Zi.

This is such a great book! Update it soon! I'm being so generous this time, giving you 5,000 words right away! Hurry up and wait for the update!

Is this a native? What did he experience in his past life? Did he transmigrate at the age of 5, 6, 7, or 8? He's so careless. If he weren't the protagonist, he'd definitely have his martial soul stolen by an evil spirit master.

I accidentally killed it.