
Douluo Dalu: Body Techniques Make a God
斗罗之体术成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Let me explain why I dislike Tang San's faction. 1. Tang San represents the noble side, while the Spirit Hall represents the commoner spirit masters. 2: The unification of the mainland will always be a struggle against fate. Star Luo, Shrek Academy, and two other top-tier forces are strong (Douluo Continent II).
Author, have you ever considered giving the protagonist a spirit fusion ability? Most of the current protagonists are invincible in one-on-one or group battles, one person can take on seven, and the female lead is just a pretty face. Then the female lead gets injured by someone and goes to take revenge. Even original female leads are like this—given a magical herb or some fortuitous encounter, they get noticed by some god in the divine realm.
Here's my personal analysis: Why do they all fawn over the protagonist? The protagonist, as a transmigrator, aside from his cheat codes and exceptional talents, has only his foresight regarding the plot (which can be manipulated into intercepting certain opportunities in advance, tricking others into doing things, etc.).
Another simp story. Seriously, you authors can't write a story without following the original plot, can you? What's the point of always sticking to the original? The problem is, even if you follow the original, the protagonist doesn't get any benefit whatsoever; he's just a complete simp.
He died of poisoning after reading only chapter 3. He awakened his martial spirit a year ago but didn't cultivate, use, or explore it, just waiting for a master to help him. I'm speechless. He's just blindly licking the boots.
Good heavens! A year since his martial soul awakened, he hasn't studied it, hasn't injected any soul power to try it out, and even the fact that his martial soul looks exactly like him was something others had to discover… He went to school for a year, and it was all for nothing… To highlight the master's wisdom, the protagonist was written as a good-for-nothing who just loafs around and waits to die…
Why do all the authors of "Battle Through the Heavens" want to torture the protagonist? But when it comes to "Douluo Continent," everyone's a simp? Is it really that strange?
Is that so?
Make way, make way! Shennong is here, let's have a bottle of dichlorvos to moisten our mouths first.
Hopefully, this book won't turn out like this... Probably...