I'm a Fox Immortal in Douluo Dalu

Analysis of the pig's trotter's personality. Tang San is loyal and devoted to his brothers, which are his strengths. However, his weaknesses lie in his lack of national righteousness and a lack of strategic vision. In fact, after destroying the Spirit Empire, he could have seized the opportunity to establish the Tang Sect Empire or the Shrek Empire, but he chose not to, resulting in continuous…

Personal Impressions of the Female Lead #8 (Hyotei) I'm a fellow fan of Yuki-Tei. She's a long-time yuri enthusiast, with a volatile and arrogant personality. You can't control her without strength, or you'll get beaten to a pulp. Influenced by fanfiction, I'm very curious about her. I wonder what would happen if I teased Yuki-Tei in front of her.

Seeing Xiao Wu in the female lead's picture made me not want to watch anymore. I don't know why, but I just felt a deep-seated aversion to the character of Xiao Wu. I turned left as I left. Goodbye.

Do you know why so many people find Tang San disgusting? It's not just following the trend. Have you noticed that Tang San is a carbon copy of Zhang Wei? Their personalities and behaviors are almost identical. They are both lecherous yet pretend to be devoted, and both prioritize profit above all else. In particular, they are the type to overturn the table after they've had their fill, leaving others to starve. Doesn't it look alike?

Please like if you agree to hijack Ah Yin and add her to your harem so Tang San can have a different mother.

Haha, I've dominated the comments section of QQ Reading! The entire chapter review section is filled with my messages.

I only care about one thing: whether the protagonist's stance is upright and firm. I don't want to see the protagonist using the resources of spirit beasts, still thinking of their goodness, and then turning around and betraying them in the name of "justice," or saying "it's for your own good." Whether you side with humans or spirit beasts, I hope you stand firm on your position.

Boiling Sheep, leading 50,000 sheep soldiers, came to the God Realm to challenge them to battle. Zhang Wei asked, "Who dares to fight?" A young general stepped forward from his tent, his tiger-like eyes and imposing presence commanding attention. All eyes turned to him; it was none other than Dai Mubai, a famous general from Douluo Continent. He declared, "This humble general is willing to go."

Outrageous banning

Having read five installments of Douluo Continent in a row, my goodwill towards it has long been ruined. There are also many logical errors in it. I don't know what people who still read the original Douluo Continent novel think. Anyway, I think the original work is not as interesting as some fan fiction. Tang San, the protagonist, seems to have made no progress from beginning to end.