Douluo Dalu: From the Start, Sign-In for the Goddess Xiao Wu

It's so speechless that Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, Qian Renxue, etc. Have all been said. I really don't understand why Meng Yiran, Duguyan, and even Doudou, the host of the Douhun Arena, want to accept them. Goodbye, I endured the pain in my balls and read two hundred chapters. I feel that I have accepted more than 20 women. I have to accept one after a few chapters. After saying a few words, I half pushed and fell asleep. If this is not a stallion, who is a stallion? I beg the protagonist to be a human being, just travel through time and start a harem, and sow seeds everywhere without any brains. I really can't bear it anymore, so I say goodbye.

I want to talk to the author. The protagonist traveled through time at the age of 16. Looking at the timeline, four or five years have passed, and he is still 17 years old. Want to change.

"This book is completely free and will not be put on the shelves"

I just want to know if Mei Wu and Liu Sijing are still accepting it If not, don't write so much. There are more scenes than the main palace scenes, and there is always ambiguity. What kind of ambiguity is there in the harem novel about single women and no women? If you're afraid of being blocked, just stop writing, but you keep writing. Do you have any special hobbies? Just wait for the end. If you don't take these two seriously, you don't need to read them. There are so many short stories to write about a harem, and the author is the only one I have ever seen.

Douluo fans should just rename Tang San who cannot die. Almost all Douluo fan novels that are enemies of Tang San can still survive to the finale. Fan novels will not be written without the original protagonist, so what?

I'm just wondering, if Mei Wu and Liu Sijing don't accept it, why did you write so much? Ambiguous Laman, who follows you around all day but won't accept it. If you don't accept it, what kind of protagonist would you write that would be interesting to them? If you don't accept it, why are you keeping them around all day? I have written more than I have accepted. If you think you will be blocked if you accept it, then don't write so much ambiguity. If you write so much ambiguity and you still don't accept it, then why do I still read harem stories? Is it interesting to read a harem novel and not feel depressed or aggrieved? Is it interesting to write a harem novel and still have the ambiguity of a single female protagonist? More than a thousand chapters

Personally, I don't dislike having multiple female protagonists. After all, from the author's point of view, having multiple female protagonists is convenient, as long as you don't become a thief. To be honest, I can't make much money writing books now, and I can't even afford instant noodles! It is not easy for the author to persist in writing. I hope the author will try to write fast-paced Zhutianliu in his new book. Personally, I prefer fast-paced books, and Zhutianliu is more fun and fresh. Being in the same world all the time is boring. If the author writes a new book Zhutianliu Fast-paced, I will support it. I am a fan of Zhutianliu. I am not very satisfied with the character development of the protagonist in this book. The protagonist has no principles and changes his behavior just because of a woman's words. Sometimes he feels like a puppet manipulated by a woman. Personally, I think that a real man who is decisive and decisive in killing is not a saint, maturely controls the overall situation and does not trust anyone 100%, including his own woman. He is careful about everyone, is not humble, does not lick dogs, and does not treat women as national treasures. Only such a protagonist can be called a protagonist and survive to the end. Moreover, the protagonist gives resources to the other woman before she is not the protagonist. It feels like the protagonist is stupid and sweet. To be honest, although he does not lick the dog with his mouth, it is obvious in his actions. Giving too many resources will only make them not know how to cherish them. Only what they have worked hard to cultivate can exercise their body and mind. The protagonist also wants to help Xiao Wu's mother and his other mothers-in-law become gods. To be honest, there is no need for the protagonist to shoulder the responsibility for this matter. Help should be limited. Their daughters can take them to the divine world when they become gods. How can they treat their wives as well as their mother-in-law? It feels very strange. Personally, I think this is a bit poisonous... It's too nice to them. I always feel that the protagonist is going to be a traitor and take in the mother-in-law. I hope I am not overthinking it, otherwise it would be too poisonous to take in both mother and daughter. This book is barely okay. Although I personally think that the protagonist's character has flaws, it's still a good read when I'm short of books.

May I ask the author, will Qin Sijing and Mei Wu accept them?

I died before finishing the first chapter. It's okay to write about harem stallions, but isn't it interesting that the system rewards 100% favorability? Isn't this the same as an inflatable doll?

How should I put it? The personality characteristics of each character cannot be reflected. It feels like they are all the same character with different skins.