Douluo: I Became the Big BOSS

If nothing else, Flanders doesn't look down upon the innate level 4 soul power at all~_~😐His vision is very high 😐😒

I am a novice, and there are indeed problems in portraying characters, and some of them are inconsistent. There is nothing I can do about it. I can only slowly accumulate experience and strive to do better and better. If it affects your reading, I am here to say sorry. Let's talk about the plot. The protagonist I wrote is just an ordinary person in the real world. He does not understand business or various martial arts. Apart from the bug of King Ye, the only thing he understands is the common knowledge that everyone knows about the real world, and a little understanding of the original work. The character of the protagonist I set is usually carefree and casual, but at critical moments, he can still be the pillar. However, there will be a turning point at the end of the Soul Master Competition, and there will be foreshadowing before that. The protagonist's path will gradually adapt to the title of the book, not to follow the empire, not to enter the Spirit Hall, but to oppose these two. Also, it's not that the protagonist doesn't want to confront Master Tang San. The plot has just begun. The protagonist still knows very little about these two people. It is impossible to beat up the scumbag, kill the double-standard dog, and then accept a bunch of women. Then what is the difference between the protagonist and Master Tang San. Let me reveal that the confrontation between the protagonist and Master Tang San will be in the subsequent singles match. The biggest conflict, which led to the protagonist and Tang San's fight to the death, was in the Wuhun City finals. Readers, please be civilized in your comments. I will keep all the pertinent comments, but some of them involve personal attacks. Sorry, I can only delete them. After all, they are disturbing and affect my writing mood. Finally, thank you to those friends who have been following me, voting, rewarding, and investing. I will definitely finish this novel, even if there are only a few of you readers 😁

From the outside, this name is really not very friendly

Talking about bugs, the protagonist felt it was difficult to block with his hands when fighting Xiao Wu, and he could not see his speed clearly during the subsequent fight with Zhu Zhuqing. But in the subsequent daily life, he was fighting purely physically with Zhao Wuji? ? ? The subsequent plot is also a little outrageous. It's amazing that Ning Rongrong can be forgiven after knowing that Ning Rongrong plans to use laxatives against him. It's really like the Holy Mother.

How can I put it, the first dozen or so chapters were okay, but it was really too poisonous that King Ye didn't disappear; it didn't look like two personalities at all. King Ye knew the existence of the protagonist, but the protagonist didn't know anything. This kind of connection was too poisonous, and it looked uncomfortable later on. The part where the protagonist loses his memory is too poisonous. It is completely suitable for the Wuhun Palace to make enemies. He went to the Star Dou Forest for a while and had no idea what he was doing. He didn't plan on the fairy grass. I originally wanted to join the protagonist's group. If it was for the fairy grass, I understand. But, the protagonist obviously can't fit into the seven monsters, and the fairy grass has no role as the protagonist. The protagonist still hangs out with the protagonist. It's very frustrating. What's the use of hanging around?

You actually decided to write a story with multiple female protagonists, why label it as a single female protagonist? So disgusting, so unlucky

Big poisons are not as constant as small poisons. A small amount adds up to a large amount. The poison will kill you and retreat quickly.

I was thinking, the author is a novice, why should he write that the protagonist has two personalities? Are you sure? When I saw this, I immediately didn't want to watch it anymore. The main thing that attracted me to this book was the single female protagonist, but I ended up reading a few chapters, alas. . . Come on, author, try your best to be your best. Goodbye.

🌿, I was deceived and went to see the heroine Zhu Zhuliang, but TM told me that you also fell in love with Ning Rongrong 😰

Dear brothers, I have read Chapter 17, and I actually think the previous chapters are okay. But this chapter, this Ning Rongrong and the protagonist, are really disgusting. In order to punish the protagonist, Ning Rongrong takes laxatives and turns them into poison by mistake. Zhu Zhuqing didn't have any food because he was training with the protagonist, the devil. The protagonist brought this rice to Zhu Zhuqing. It was poisoned later. The protagonist also feels pitiful for Ning Rongrong. I'm really drunk. I'm trying to persuade you to quit. If you book friends still don't understand what it means, don't read it from the beginning. Just start from chapter 16 to chapter 17. After reading it, you will leave automatically. .

I can't stand it any longer. What are you writing about? If someone wants to kill you, how can you forgive them? What the hell

I've never been so speechless. Is the author labeling a single female protagonist and not mentioning a harem in the introduction just to disgust us? I really regret staying up late to read such a SB article.

I knew it was destined to be a hit-and-miss book without even reading it. I was speechless. In a world where strength is the most important thing, what kind of concept of love is out of my mind? Women all like ambitious men, no matter what.

The protagonist is a mentally ill person who will even kill his wife when he goes crazy.

Bobby, Q. The Immortal Grass doesn't have your share, so I knew it was Douluo, so I should plan for the Immortal Grass. Now the Immortal Grass doesn't have your share, and the favors are all Tang San's. Not to mention the low level, there's no way Poison Douluo won't come out. Even if he stays there for a few years, he can reach it.

The theme is quite good, two souls in one body. But the author's writing skills cannot be controlled, and the plot is really lame. How can the protagonist, an ordinary person, compete with a big boss like Asakura Yewang?

How come some people think bisexuals are handsome?

The protagonist is useless, it would be better to just write about King Ye conquering Douluo.

This is the first time I was disgusted by this. The tag was that the single heroine was okay until now, but suddenly I fell in love with the other one. This is the first time I was disgusted enough to leave a comment.

Opening a harem under the label of a single heroine is disgusting🤢The first person is you I suggest the author to enter the harem quickly and not come out to harm us readers.

The protagonist's character is too stretched, right?

So I joined the main group and licked Tang San, right?

I came here to label the single heroine, and I saw 93 pictures. The more I read, the more I started to see a harem development, so I came to see where the comments were going. After reading it, I realized that the single heroine was talking about single-digit singles, not one as I understood it. Okay, the author is awesome, I have withdrawn it, bye.

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1.8 Meters and 125 pounds? The ribs are not that thin either.

I haven't read it, but I would like to ask why the harem is found in a story with multiple female protagonists if the introduction doesn't mention it. There are single female protagonists and multiple female protagonists in the label. 🙂🙂🙂

This... I found this book yesterday and planned to read it today, but ended up finishing it?

"Who said Douluo is a fantasy floor?" "Although I have just written it, I have saved the manuscript and have an outline. I will not give up without reason. You are welcome to watch.

As for the male protagonist of this book, you told me that you are not ambiguous? When you see a girl, you want to touch her twice, and then you pretend to be innocent when you're done. Isn't this ambiguous?

I saw this thing when I opened the starting point in class last day.