After Getting Beaten Down by Douluo Society, I Started Cultivating Immortality

I've found a suit of armor and a shoulder swallow for you. The protagonist is still a character who must retaliate against you.

The protagonist's soul and soul skills Do you have any suggestions for my reference?

You can go to the web page and search for "People in Douluo, Part-time Cultivation of Immortals" and it will be interesting here. Of course, if you don't understand the setting, it's best to read the prequel.

On what happened after saving for a week and finding out that the book was gone

The protagonist of this book takes the harem route. Please give me some advice on the female characters in the original book.

Ah, after I opened the new book, this old book has been collected again...

This book is still very good, but the feeling changed later on. It seems that since Na'er appeared, the quality and plot of this book have dropped a lot compared to the previous period. There is also a second book "I am in Douluo and am a part-time cultivator". The second book follows the plot of the protagonist being crushed by Yun Ming using level 70 pressure until his body is broken. Not long after the second book begins, the protagonist becomes smaller. Then the style of the second book completely changed, with all kinds of harems. . . And the protagonist turns into a child again, which feels like a drama. In terms of plot, the second part is much worse than the first one. Most of it revolves around Shrek, slapping Shrek in the face in various ways, and then starting a harem There is another point, which is also the point that puzzles me the most, that is, the protagonist always jumps around in front of Yun Ming to provoke and insult. Is the 99-level Ultimate Douluo really so incompetent? Yun Ming is the strongest person in the mainland. He is always insulted by a child and he doesn't get angry. I actually can't understand it. Although there is a reason for accepting Na'er as his disciple, but for this reason, the protagonist always jumps repeatedly in front of Yun Ming and still remains intact. This is completely incomprehensible to me What kind of existence is the level 99 Ultimate Douluo, the strongest person in the mainland? Just like the existence of Qian Daoliu, Bo Saixi, and Tang Chen in the first part. Even for Na'er, Yun Ming couldn't completely ignore the protagonist's insults. If I were to think about it in another person's shoes, if I were the strongest person standing on the mainland, a level 99 ultimate Douluo, a very talented disciple who might become a god in the future, and the boy she liked when she was a child insulted me, I would directly destroy his cultivation. Because I am a level 99 Ultimate Douluo, the strongest person in the mainland, and I am not someone who has not reached the level of a Titled Douluo and can be provoked casually So I feel that the protagonist always jumps in front of Yun Ming repeatedly, but nothing happens. This is really unacceptable. Even if he is the person my apprentice likes the most, I cannot let him insult me Maybe it's the original Yun Ming's role was too small, and he was blown away by a level 12 custom soul missile not long after he appeared. The strongest man in the continent, a level 99 ultimate Douluo, made others feel that he was not impressive, but many people knew that this was just a plot kill, and Yun Ming was still very strong So again, the protagonist repeatedly jumped in front of Yun Ming but nothing happened. I can't understand this.

Does anyone know the inside story? Why has the book been taken off the shelves? Didn't you touch the red line?

I really don't understand why I always write about some people to annoy the protagonist, especially those who have not promoted the plot. And if you want to write about the protagonist being lonely and having no friends, you can just write that he has been practicing and has no friends. You have to write about the whole class and the whole orphanage. They are targeting the protagonist, disgusting the protagonist, and making it very depressing.

Not daring to cause trouble is a mediocre person, which can be understood as bullying the weak and fearing the hard Only daring to cause trouble and bullying the little people, and not daring to say a word even if he can't be beaten.