Douluo Dalu: Sorry, I Defected
斗罗之对不起我投敌了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 163k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Author, just saying, the protagonist has already awakened the Blue Silver Emperor and has the bloodline, so let's not give Tang San any more power. He's going to defect anyway, so giving him power would be aiding the enemy, which is a bad point. Just leave him with a hammer and some ordinary grass. Most importantly, just let him stay ugly. 😜
Tang Hao must have noticed Tang San's abnormality, so Tang Hao's attitude towards Tang San in the original novel is not surprising. Before the age of six, he was left to his own devices; from six to twelve, he was sent to school and a nanny was hired for him.
After raising it for a while, I realized I couldn't stand it anymore. It's completely irrelevant, and it's even trying to build up a family bond with some scoundrel from Shrek Academy. Time to leave.
The book's title even gave Tang San an unfair advantage. After a period of development, it predictably got abandoned. The beginning was going well, but then it stepped on a major landmine.
The latest chapters don't seem to match the title at all. Didn't they all defect to the enemy? And now they're showing mercy and preparing to give Tang San the Immortal Herb? This is just utterly discrediting the title and doesn't match the protagonist's previous behavior. Has the protagonist been possessed?
Leave a mark After reading Chapter 68: Tang Hao Takes the Elixir, I Abandon the Story
Although the author has already set the outline, that is, after all, the protagonist's biological mother, so there's no need to go against it. Here's an idea, just an idea. From the perspective of cause and effect, at least the dead will receive their just deserts and retribution. Well, to give a reason, taking in/killing Qian Renxue could be considered revenge in a sense.
Tang Yuehua accepted it.
Hmm, there's still hope for Tang San in Douluo Continent. In this life, they're blood relatives; you can't just blindly fight. Tang San's values aren't that warped yet. Why don't you try to save him? Besides, the protagonist's level and talent are higher than Tang San's, and he has a plot advantage. What are you afraid of? Is your heart that fragile? Right now, Tang San is just a brother who craves love. Do you think the protagonist could bring himself to do that?
Update! Update! The latest chapter is really exciting!