People Are in Douluo, and They Refine the Soul-Raising Pill at the Beginning

Seeing Bai Chenxiang in Huangdou... It was so awkward

The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. He refuses to be a master at the beginning, marries Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue's mother and daughter, makes Xiao Wu a licking dog, joins the Wuhun Palace, supports the Wuhun Palace to unify the two empires, and angers his father Tang Hao to death. A different protagonist Tang San, who does not join Shrek, captures Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue, and brutally tortures Yu Xiaogang and Dai Mubai. Come and take a look, just click in to watch.

The protagonist has an innate soul power of level 100. He has a terrifying resurgence at the beginning. He wears women's clothes to kill Tang San, eats the rabbit Xiao Wu, kills women, kills Ning Rongrong, becomes a sister to Zhu Zhuqing, protects Qian Renxue's mother and daughter, and does not lick dogs. The title of the book: Gods in the Heavens Starting from Douluo, come and take a look, just click in to read it. Become a god at the beginning and play the role of a beautiful girl. Everyone thinks that the protagonist is a tsundere loli, but in fact the protagonist is already invincible.

Harem story, see the previous one

It doesn't matter if the protagonist is passionate, but don't fall in love with a beautiful woman when you see her, that would be too scolding

This book gave me an inexplicable feeling throughout the whole process First, why is the protagonist so powerful in combat? Is it because I didn't read it carefully or the author didn't mention it? A second-ring soul master can defeat a third-ring soul master, and he has been practicing elixirs and researching elixirs. The second-ring soul master defeated a third-ring soul master in one encounter, and twice. Second, why is the protagonist's alchemy ability so strong? I have been studying for almost 12 years. Without any golden fingers, I can actually be better than Yang Wudi. Is Yang Wudi living like a dog? Third, it doesn't matter that the protagonist is strong in alchemy, at least he has half of the elixir recipe. But after the protagonist learned the first elixir, he immediately practiced the second elixir and succeeded, and then he created his own elixir in two months at most. Isn't this too damn outrageous? Moreover, it is also a pill that increases the life of the soul ring.

This protagonist is greedy and has no bottom line. He has no character and no morals. The academy has nothing to do with you. He gave you all the good things just to win the championship. As a result, the protagonist was smashed to death for a piece of soul bone at the last moment. In the normal world, he would have been shot to death.

Since you have been abandoned by Haotian Sect, why do you still call yourself the four affiliated sects? Don't you hate them very much? Could it be that the concept in his heart is still a subsidiary sect of Haotian Sect?

A very good subject matter has been turned into a harem novel by you, and your good hand has been completely ruined.

Cool. This chapter was so cool. Other fans all trade detoxification for Dugu Bo and then get the fairy grass. This is good, no ink, just kill Dugu Bo directly.

It's good-looking. I just like this kind of pure harem story. Come on, update soon

Do it with Tang San? How many heroines are there? Please improve

I'm going! One chapter of Chapter 126 should be used as three chapters! Three consecutive chapters with exactly the same content! 😡😡😡

This is one of the rare Douluo fics I have seen where the girl is picked up and flirted with without any ink. . . My favorite among Douluo is also Ye Lingling. . . It's a pity that the author stopped writing

I just want to ask if Tang San is black or not? If it's dark, can the protagonist be as good as Tang San's? If the protagonist is worse than Tang San. And he was also crazy about Tang San! Then there's nothing to see!

When refining elixirs, just practice elixirs well. If you don't know how to write the plot, don't write it. You just post everything, and you don't read what you wrote before posting it.