Douluo Dalu: The Cautious Douluo

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Let's give a unified reply to the most controversial character age issue. Let me put the background information here first: My introduction is very clear, and there will be some magical changes. If you can't accept it, you don't have to read it. There is really no need to curse. Let me talk about the reason for the magic change. It is actually to make the plot more reasonable. Try to keep the main plot concentrated in one time period. It is impossible to let the protagonist stay undercover for ten years. That is unrealistic and does not look interesting. Final summary: This work is a second creation based on the original work. If everything is the same, then I suggest you read the original work. He wrote it better than me. If there is any question that readers have, you can reply below. I will read it and I will basically reply... Maybe. That's it. Above.

To be honest, this book is really good, but a little lacking.

Is the protagonist's IQ and knowledge reserve wavering? Do you understand or do you not understand the theoretical knowledge of mainland China? You don't know the Clear Sky Hammer either?

Do you dare to imagine that Xue Beng is born with full soul power?

How to put it, it looks super twisted, because there are a lot of second settings, and readers generally accept the first setting of the original work, so the author needs to forcefully change the readers' concepts. Of course, the readers will not feel comfortable, and there are too many second settings, which can easily cause major plot turmoil. The author may not have the control ability of the third son of the Tang family, although the original work is also full of loopholes.

No, the chapter on Tang San's herbal medicine really made me look stupid. Isn't it just that the author did a lot of useless work in the early stage? Are you just looking at Tang Zhan for such a huge advantage? Ren Dugubo admires you very much. Isn't it not nice to others? Anyway, I'm off to yo-yo. Goodbye.

Food is a martial spirit. Does it have to be eaten to take effect, or does it only take one bite? When I saw the pork ribs noodles, I had an image in my mind. During the battle, teammates asked for food support, but the protagonist and his group stopped and ate noodles with bowls in their hands... In addition, the weight of sausages, jelly beans and other foods are martial arts, but they are different from the weight of a bowl of noodles.

I just discovered this book... It turns out that the author's wall-riding speech really scared me 🙏 Farewell

Good guy, this was written by Lu Xun