Conquering Douluo as a Summoner

I want to see the protagonist grow up and destroy the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School, instead of slowly compromising and becoming one of them. At least he should settle things for what he did today.

However, becoming an apprentice is the best opportunity for the protagonist to improve his strength. You can't expect the protagonist to hunt soul beasts alone, can you? Although the master isn't a great person, he has connections! This will allow him to get through the early stages safely. Staying alive is more important than anything else!

This is a realistic and cruel world of Douluo Continent. Will Tang San ultimately choose to continue cooperating with the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School, or will he choose his senior brother?

This picture has already said what I wanted to say.

To be honest, it's well-written, but the scene about the protagonist becoming a disciple is a bit off-putting. You should know that nowadays, people who read fanfiction don't like the protagonist becoming a disciple of a master; otherwise, it'll deter half of them from reading it.

It seems like all Douluo Continent fanfiction these days is trash if it doesn't involve punching the Great Sage Equal to Heaven or kicking Tang San. This is just too morbid! 😒😒

Author, I've now read the first Soul Battle, and I really can't understand why you're so indulgent towards Ah Yin. Is it guilt? You know, in the original story, even knowing Tang San became a god, Ah Yin wasn't resurrected. The protagonist gave Ah Yin a chance to be reborn, a chance to reunite with her family. She didn't ask to be a slave, but at least she should have been grateful!

Um, do you guys know how to permanently block a book? I'm afraid I might find it again later.

I feel the author is facing a difficult situation in the next chapter. Logically, the protagonist should hate the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School, but from what I've seen so far, the protagonist seems to have a good impression of the Shrek Academy members. This makes the protagonist seem a bit... Caught in the middle.

The Spirit Hall represented the common people's rebellion against the noble imperial sects. It's clear later that the common people lost, returning to their former lives as commoners: back to their manual labor, back to selling catgirls and slaves, and back to being beaten to death.