People in Douluo, the Strongest Sea God

A question suddenly occurred to me. The timeline is so early and his cultivation talent is not low. Shouldn't Tang Chen already be Poseidon when he appears? Even if it's ninety-nine difficult to practice, it should be much earlier than Tang Chen, right? Now that the heroine has become a god before even appearing, what else can I write about?

Originally, I liked the identity of the protagonist, but after reading it, I just felt it was superfluous. If it weren't for Soul Beast Transformation, this book would be good food. But now it's superfluous and the protagonist is not upright.

The protagonist is in the form of a soul beast, so it is impossible to inherit the divine position. There are regulations in the divine world that soul beasts cannot become gods. To become a sea god, the protagonist must either inherit the god of sea or become independent. It is obviously impossible to inherit. Poseidon will not violate the rules of the god for the protagonist. , If the latter is the case, he is an enemy of the Poseidon. I have read a book before where the protagonist's soul beast became a god in his previous life. He used the luck of the far north to cover up his identity as a soul beast. To create your own creation, you need the faith of the ocean. This is the simplest, but you have to be an enemy of the Poseidon. When faced with the identity of a soul beast in the God Realm, it will either be killed or run away or hide after becoming a god. If it's really written about the one who inherits the throne of Poseidon, it's best not to have the identity of a soul beast. It's not a benefit at all, but it's still a big trouble.

He is said to be the strongest sea god, but I don't see where the protagonist is strong ಠ_ಠ

He has the same personality as the original Poseidon. He is indeed the strongest Poseidon.

There are too many novels in this book, and it's a bit of a rant. I can't say it can poison Shen Nong to death, but it's the kind of thing you should read with your brain. The first one looked okay, but the second chapter started to be full of flaws. I asked the author, what is the purpose of writing that the protagonist receives memories? Is it just for water numbers? Afterwards, the protagonist's reaction was not at all related to the memory he received. Moreover, the most taboo point in novels written about soul beasts is that the camp attitudes between soul beasts and humans are unclear. If you are writing about a spirit beast that has been helped by humans, then after the protagonist wears her body and lives peacefully with humans, it is quite normal. But you write about a soul beast that time travels to a soul beast that was exterminated by humans, and receives his memory, and then licks his face to lick humans. In the first chapter, the predecessor was killed by Poseidon Island. After a few chapters, the protagonist immediately goes to Poseidon Island to humble himself. I really don't know if such a plot arrangement is something that normal people can come up with? If you read it yourself, you will feel that it is really poisonous.

The dragon god belongs to the sub-dragon species and is a Western dragon. In the West, people interpret dragons as a symbol of evil (because of translation problems, Western dragons are also translated as dragons and have the same name as Chinese dragons). Chinese dragons are divided into many varieties. Human beings are all dragons, and those who attack villages are also dragons. Dragons are very ferocious creatures. After transforming into dragons, they will bring good luck to the area and good luck. Because they mostly control the weather and rain, they control the good weather in the area and bring good luck to humans (dragons in the sea). Dragons can also suppress evil spirits, ghosts, etc. Western dragons and Eastern dragons must not be mixed together.

Isn't Poseidon the god of the sea? How did you become the high priest of Poseidon Island?

Isn't Wuhundian the Pope of all ages? What is the palace master?

I withdrew first, thinking it was the alien beast trend, and I didn't really like Douluo in the first place. Of course, the book is good for Douluo fans.

The setting is wrong, just treat it as a fanfic The author made the original soul beast's inability to become a god a world restriction, and made the divine world a one opened by human soul masters themselves.

Is it a bit unfair for Yinglong Wuhun to be a sea god? No one above the God King would be embarrassed to call him Yinglong Wuhun.

Very good writing, don't write it next time

Can Liu Erlong, Tang Yuehua and Ah Yin be added as the author's heroine?

When Poseidon saw the soul beast transformed, he had to take precautions and kill him.

There are too many personal things. It's well written, but I don't like it.

A bitter smile, filled with sadness and anger, heartache in the sadness, and a bit of indescribable relief in the heartache... At least that's what Ji Yu thought. Author, aren't you embarrassed to write this?

Only then did I discover the name of the volume: Crucian Carp Crosses the Dragon Gate

This Yinglong is the most spineless dragon I have ever seen. In Journey to the West, the proper rations of immortals and Buddhas are not allowed to escape. So Yinglong is also the supreme dragon clan. Your previous life was a human, and it was also the descendant of the flower gardener. After traveling through time, he became a dragon and became a human again. He has neither the spine nor the arrogance of the flower gardener nor the backbone of the dragon. Why do flower growers exist for five thousand years? Isn't it because they are strong-boned and proud and do not surrender and dare to fight, so they claim to be the descendants of the dragon? It is understandable that they surrendered to survive when they were weak, but after they become gods, they still have no backbone. I don't understand why?

Author, this is your pinnacle work, I hope you won't write it again! 🤝

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Don't torture Tang San, don't torture Da Shi, I can't stand it anymore

I don't know why, but I just feel like I can't stand it.

What's the use? It's not a fantasy floor. . . It doesn't matter if you don't wear it in this kind of world.

It's very well written, but I can't understand it.

In the future, when writing novels, the author must remember to establish a good character for the protagonist. If you don't have the writing power to write about the protagonist's psychological growth, don't write a protagonist like this book. Just write a calm and mature-minded protagonist.

Tang Hao is 44 years old when he gets his title. Qian Renxue is more than ten years older than Tang San. Tang Hao is 69, Bibi Dong is 55, and Tang Hao is 14 years older than Bibi Dong.

The content is good, but updates are a bit slow.

From the perspective of the soul beast, the protagonist is a young man. Good guy, what you wrote is even more disgusting than Tang San in the original work. What is the relationship between soul beasts and humans? That's a feud. I'm just selling out to my master (Silver Dragon King) for glory, and I'm trying to persuade other spirit beasts to do the same. Isn't it disgusting? Haven't you seen the consequences of Douluo Four? Where are the soul beasts?

Don't write about Douluo. Douluo is outdated. The author should start a new Naruto book.