Douluo: The Five Elements Cycle

The protagonist's character is very immersive and makes it easy and enjoyable to read. I think the protagonist's five-ring martial spirit is a hurdle. He could be quite strong before, but once he gets five rings, it's a qualitative leap. The five elements circulate in the body and strengthen the body all the time. A strong body brings a series of benefits (such as strong five senses, strong physical recovery, rapid spiritual growth, strong soul power and soul power recovery speed, etc.) Anyway, there are too many benefits, and it is a virtuous cycle. But there is also a disadvantage, that is, the author of the soul rings after the fifth ring must be careful and reasonable when writing. At least it cannot conflict with the previous Five Elements, otherwise you will easily abandon the book if you are not happy with it 😁.

This is the original work with a protagonist added, which is no different from reading the original work.

The so-called no harem means messing around and not sure about the relationship. This is the first time the good guy heard that there is no harem.

The comments are really interesting. This book barely describes Tang San and it can be considered as licking Tang San. I really laughed out loud. You said that the protagonist licked Tang San, but did he do anything beneficial to Tang San? Does he consider Tang San his eldest brother or Ritian his adoptive father? The protagonist in the whole story is just a douchebag, and his relationship with Tang San is at best just friends. Is this also called licking? Besides, if you are foresighted and know that you cannot change the plot, it is not wrong to have a good relationship with someone who is sure to have the ability. What if you were reborn 20 years ago and didn't hang out with the old horse? People's thinking nowadays is really weird

Emmmm, I finished reading these 89 chapters in one go. How can I put it, it's definitely poisonous, but it's not really a big poison. The main thing is that the fairy grass part makes me a little confused. I understand that the protagonist is uncomfortable, but I have already guessed that it might be because of Yu Xiaogang that he can't get the fairy grass, so I feel that the reaction is a bit weird. It may be better to express it in other ways. The protagonist's anger and murderous intention really make people feel immersed, but after being angry, I want to complain.

You don't even have a harem. When you see a girl, you go up to her immediately.

I want to complain about this Wu family. They have so many families and have such high innate soul power. Are they still a small force? ? ? ? Is this reasonable?

When I read Douluo's fan fiction now, the first thing I pay attention to is whether the explanation of his martial soul and soul skills is reasonable? For example, in the future, self-created soul skills, soul skill transformation and development, etc., It would be better if there was a better theoretical explanation. I think this book is well done! The second thing to note is what level does the protagonist belong to in the society of Douluo Continent? For example, the protagonist of this book is just a small aristocrat in the mainland, a small aristocrat in a small town. He is too far away from the level of big forces. Compared with ordinary people, he is no different. The third thing to pay attention to is the protagonist's behavior. Is it reasonable? About this book, I think the most relevant issue is this. First of all, the protagonist mentioned above is just a small nobleman. Compared with ordinary people, he may have a better life and relatively better resources. Being able to live a stable life in Douluo Continent, the Wuhun Palace plays a major role. Whether it is the Wuhun Palace's great power, which deters the two empires from easily starting a war, or it gives ordinary civilians a channel for advancement and the distribution of training resources. In addition to following the empire or joining some sect, there is an additional channel for joining the Spirit Hall: after all, not everyone is a genius; the distribution of training resources: the most obvious one is that if you don't have gold soul coins, what will you eat? Some people may argue that these are funds from the two empires and will be distributed by Wuhun Palace. I don't care what the reason is? But this golden soul coin is issued by martial soul practitioners, so its benefits to civilians, civilian soul masters, are quite obvious. If I were a civilian soul master, there would be no such thing as deep grudges. If I followed the development of Douluo Continent in the original book and arrived at the Spirit Hall and fought a decisive battle with the two empires, I think at most I would not be able to help each other. It is impossible to say that I would fight with the two empires in the Spirit Hall. Why? Because I will help anyone who can make my life better? Regarding publishing posts, I am posting my opinions. I think it is okay. It is okay for everyone to discuss and discuss, but if you are a good person, you can automatically close and return.

Thanks to the author for taking us to review the original work. It's the same without you. You might as well just copy it again and send it out.

Is this a mess? It's so peaceful. Let's fight for a while. .