Douluo Dalu: The Thunderclap Mage

Brother, I already lost when I went to Shrek.

Since you have such a good relationship with Qian Renxue, why should you bet on Tang Hao's credibility? After all, the possibility of Tang Hao becoming a god is not high, and Qian Renxue is the one who is 100% sure to become a god. Tang San's divine position may be robbed, but as long as Qian Renxue does not fall or is unwilling to do anything else, she can definitely inherit the divine position. When the time comes, relying on her relationship with Qian Renxue, she can enter the divine realm even if she cannot become a god. But this operation of the protagonist completely increases the variables. What if Tang Hao really becomes a god, but he insists on fighting Qian Renxue to the death. The protagonist's strength cannot stop him. How should the protagonist deal with it then? If Qian Renxue wins, there will definitely be a rift in their relationship. If Tang Hao wins, will the protagonist die with Qian Renxue or step on her corpse and become a god?

I feel like I could write a novel on a similar theme. Take Magikarp in Pokémon and then slowly evolve. Go to the Gyarados in the back. The soul skills are based on the skills in Pokemon Dark Phantom, I think it's okay. It would be best to be a twin martial soul, who lives in the same era as the master, and then beats up the master and despises him.

Break the darkness with thunder!

Can you stop always saying that Tang Hao is the benefactor? Do you think Bibi Dong has a good attitude toward Tang Hao? Not to mention that Tang Hao is the same regardless of Qianjia or Bibi Dong. If you don't hate him, he will hate you, and he wants to repay the favor. Isn't it funny?

The introduction says not to lick Tang San and Grandmaster, but to lick Tang Hao in turn, what's the difference between that and licking Tang San?

After reading the original work, I feel that the master really didn't teach the third brother anything.

It was weird at the beginning. Did I read one less book? You should go to QQ to read the brainless divine articles, don't harm Qidian.

The biggest poisonous point of this book is that the protagonist tells Tang Hao the news of becoming a god king and the news of knowing Tang Chen to repay the favor of seriously hurting Qian Xunji.

In fact, I still don't understand why Tang San didn't make all the bluesilver grass hard and sharp. As long as he made it, he could just pick a leaf and it would be a hidden weapon. Does it still need to go to so much trouble?