Douluo Dalu: My Martial Soul Is Lightning

This book starts out the same as "Blowing Up the Soul Ring", but they both have one thing in common, that is, the protagonist is written very much like a villain. It's very similar to the kind of person who licks his face to make friends with the protagonist, but is looked down upon, so he feels resentful. According to the normal novel villain routine, it's time to think about how to take revenge. I think this book handles it better than "Blowing up the Soul Ring". It describes the changes in the attitude of Yu Xiaogang and Tang San towards the protagonist very well. When they find out that the protagonist's talent is not good enough, they become disgusted and reject the protagonist's apprenticeship. Tang San's attitude is even worse after Yu Xiaogang rejects the protagonist. After being treated like this, it would be logical for the protagonist to turn against Tang San later on. The impression given to me in "Blowing up the Soul Ring" is that the protagonist licks his face to please without any self-awareness. To put it bluntly, it is licking, and then the master himself has no obligation to accept the individual's apprenticeship when he sees it. Tang San and Xiao Wu clearly felt that this person had an obvious purpose in approaching them, so the master refused the protagonist's apprenticeship, and Tang San and Xiao Wu also distanced themselves from the protagonist. Then the protagonist becomes resentful and becomes a villain. As I read the book, I didn't feel at all relaxed. It was very awkward, as if I was being forced into a point of view that was seriously inconsistent with my own views. Especially when there was Xiaowu Collecting Corpses at the end, I completely gave up on that book. So I hope the author can handle it well and write a protagonist, but he ends up writing a villain. Just like the anti-inflammation that broke out in the original fight and was humiliated by the break-up of the engagement, although he was angry and had to retaliate, he at least behaved like a decent person. He at least had a bottom line, unlike "Blow Up the Soul Ring", where there was no bottom line for revenge.

You, the protagonist of the novel, feel like a gangster who traveled through time. He feels that he is the protagonist, so he is very slutty, but because he is a gangster, he has no culture, and does not have the character of a normal person. When he meets the master, he is rejected, his self-esteem has been insulted, and the Moss boy feels poor.

The overall writing style still lacks a sense of rigor, and there is no need to please the original woman. The world is so big and there are too many beautiful women. After you become a genius or a strong person, there are too many people who will please you.

Then again, if I traveled to Douluo, I would not stay with the protagonist group. Why should I, a person with modern civilization education, have to live in the barbaric Middle Ages ruled by a barbaric medieval time traveler? A country where the royal family makes no secret of its bloody killings to rise to power? Or is it a country that is not strict with its subordinates and relies on the Wuhun Palace to do even important things like awakening the Wuhun? If I really traveled through time, I would at least get close to Wuhundian, which already has an awareness of environmental protection, and would also cooperate with Wuhundian, which provides Wuhun awakening services for children of ordinary people. Even though we are both in the barbaric Middle Ages, Wuhundian has seen the dawn of modern civilization and is moving in this direction. According to Douluo 2 later, Wuhundian is really a conscientious civil institution. Although there have been examples of rebellion against the feudalist empire, it cannot cover up its correct thinking and efforts of modern civilization.

People with incorrect views cannot become strong, and having too many women will only shorten their lives.

Zhu Zhuqing

I always thought that no one would read it, so I had no motivation to write it down.

After reading a few chapters, I felt like I was acting like a villain and I couldn't stand it anymore.

He was poisoned to death, and he escaped and worshiped Yu Xiaogang? Just vomited and left

Isn't it enough to have a Douluo fan harem? Basically Douluo are all harem stallions. It's really hard to find a single female protagonist. Every time I open a book, it says that I want more female protagonists to start a harem. It turns out that the author has a good idea and forced you to open a harem, but you still think that the author's writing is not too blunt. Then it collapsed. Really impressed. I would recommend some Douluo fics with a single heroine, but don't use Zhu Zhuqing as the heroine. The rest is fine. As long as there is only one heroine or no heroine