Douluo: Recruit Younger Brother Tang San at the Beginning!

I've finished reading it, how can I put it, I think it's okay personally, I have a few points to complain about 1: The protagonist's life is a bit bloody, he is submissive in dealing with feelings, and he is always escaping. 2: The strength increases very slowly. Relatives and loved ones are dying one by one, which is a bit too bloody and sad. 3: The role of the protagonist and the God of Death are slightly inconsistent. The God of Death controls death. The protagonist can increase his strength by killing people. It has nothing to do with controlling death, but he is like the God of Death. 4: The protagonist's martial spirit is no match for the God of Death. A black hole swallows everything. The properties of a black hole, such as invisibility, flight, and wall penetration, are completely different from those of a black hole! ! ! The black hole has a strong suction force. When you put it on the ground, it is gravity. If you suck it in and spit it out, it is a return attack. In general, it's okay. These are all personal feelings. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Thank you! ! !

As soon as I read the first chapter, I didn't want to read anymore and actually chose to support. I didn't like to put my life in the hands of others. People with different paths don't agree with each other, so I say goodbye.

Stop asking when the protagonist turned dark. After meeting the protagonist's mother and then fighting Tang San. No more spoilers can be given to the plot. Details will be in Volume 3.

No wonder not many people read it. The main character is so aggrieved. Does anyone want to read it? There have been multiple separations and separations. I really don't understand why your wife ran away with your father or why you can write such a bloody plot?

The evil soul master's sense of déjà vu, not dead is really the aura of the protagonist

I've seen Chapter 31 It's a bit toxic. The protagonist chooses the auxiliary system, but the soul ring can only be improved by killing people. What's wrong with the protagonist killing people? Killing innocent people indiscriminately? So what does it matter if they kill soul beasts in order to improve their strength? Their soul rings are evidence of killing soul beasts. Is there any difference between the protagonist killing soul beasts for strength? The only difference is that the former is an accepted "evil", while the latter is the opposite. I don't think the protagonist needs to repent for this. The aura of the protagonist who absorbed the soul bone in the forest and was not killed by Hu Liena and his group was too obvious. There is also a cp issue. I can't accept the fact that you are tearing down Ning Ao as the single heroine. Can't you Xiao Wu and Zhu Zhuqing? Oh, you don't want to offend the "pure" hypocrite Tang San and the "good man" Dai Mubai who lives and drinks. In my opinion, it's okay for a single female protagonist to break up these two. I think Oscar is much better than these two. He is handsome but doesn't do Dai Mubai's good deeds. The above is just my personal opinion.

Chapters 25 and 26 are disgusting to read.

I haven't made any money after hundreds of chapters, so what are you writing about? . .

This book is really well written, I hope the author will continue to work hard. All the recommendation votes are given to you.

In fact, the protagonist needs to kill people to upgrade the soul ring. Then it is natural to kill the evil soul master. Everyone can find the evil soul master and kill them. Don't let go of killing those who don't have much hatred towards you.

I really can't see how the black hole can be a subsidy The black hole should be very aggressive, right?

What kind of Gestalt is written?

I originally wanted to leave, but after thinking about it I came back, hetui, OK, let's go.

To be honest, it's a bit disconnected. I don't know if it's because I read it too quickly or for other reasons. As I look at it, I feel like I'm missing something.