Phoenix Sings in Douluo
凤鸣斗罗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Regarding the Spirit Hall in the original novel, I'd like to share some of my thoughts.
This opinion does not pertain to the author's book; it is merely an expression of personal views within the author's book review section. Many readers praise the Spirit Hall, which boils down to four main points: First, those who go for Bibi Dong, Qian Renxue, or Hu Liena, acting as sycophants, are disgusting no matter which side they're licking.
Yu Xiaogang is a good-for-nothing, both in theory and in his own ideology.
I want to say that if the author hadn't required users to spend some Qidian coins to comment, I really wouldn't have wanted to. I've already read up to chapter five, but I want to laugh at the way this book describes Yu Xiaogang. Let's go through it step by step, starting from the timeline, okay?
Here's a joke: In novels, the Spirit Hall must die; in comics, the Spirit Hall must die; in anime, the traitor Tang San must die.
It's alright, bro. As long as you don't abandon it, it's still a good book.
I hope the author can let the protagonist destroy the Spirit Hall, use the funds allocated by the two great empires to recruit talents and strengthen himself, revealing his wolfish ambitions. The awakening of martial souls for commoners and the financial subsidies for low-level soul masters were permitted and approved by the two great empires, but the credit was given to the Spirit Hall.
Actually, don't treat the Spirit Hall as a utopia. If the protagonist goes to the Spirit Hall, unless he can become the disciple of Flame Eagle Douluo who perished with Yu Yuanzhen, he is really not as good as Flander. The Spirit Hall is not short of geniuses. With Ma Hongjun's flawed Evil Fire Phoenix, he might not be able to find a Soul Saint teacher in the Spirit Hall.
Regarding Douluo Continent, Tang San mentioned in the first part that one cubic meter of iron only weighs a few hundred kilograms. As a blacksmith with the Clear Sky Hammer as his martial soul, Tang San's words reflect the style of Tang Jia San Shao (the author's pen name), so this setting is accurate.
I think that when writing Douluo Continent fanfiction, you can't just arbitrarily portray the original characters negatively. Tang San, even if he's not exactly a saint, isn't a villain either. He's just an ordinary person, not inherently good or evil. However, we can't just blindly praise them. We can't say Tang Sanyu and Xiaogang are perfect in character.
I think the female lead, Qian Renxue, is quite good. Her angelic martial soul is definitely a match for the fire phoenix, and she is also the most talented person in the world, with an unprecedented level 20 innate full soul power.
The main appeal of fanfiction and the "main character group babysitting" genre lies in the fact that the original work has regrets, and the fanfiction makes up for those regrets. For example, going to a dragon clan to rescue a little monster and make the loser stand up. But looking at Douluo Continent, what regrets could Tang San possibly have?