Douluo Dalu: Ye Lingling Reborn

It's really frustrating to see this now. He doesn't even seek revenge and spends his days dressing up as a man and flirting with women. He hides it from Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue under the pretext of being afraid of being discovered. Can you keep it a secret forever? To be honest, it's rare for characters from the original work to be reborn, and even rarer for supporting characters.

This book has several flaws, and they're quite nasty. 1. The protagonist is an incredibly extravagant spendthrift—to put it nicely, he's a spendthrift; to put it bluntly, he's an idiot. He gives out good things for no reason, things that are actually useful to him. The author probably thinks, "They're all on my side, so I might as well give them to them." But sometimes it's really outrageous.

I hope the main character isn't too strong. Otherwise, it'll be a bit boring. I want to see the main character get bullied by the female leads, the one who can never get back up.

Please, the posts I've been posting these past few days are all things I've already posted. I'm really not interested in how the protagonist got his cheat abilities; I came here to see Tang San get tormented, and you're just being too long-winded.

Please continue reading! There are only tens of thousands of words left before it goes on sale. Fellow readers, please don't let this book sit unread! This is roughly the outline of the book. Ye Lingxi, disguised as a man, captures the hearts of girls all over the world. When the truth comes out, the mainland will never have a peaceful day again.

Actually, a large part of the reason I've been following this book is for the yuri (boys' love) vibe. I'm a little skeptical about whether the female lead's cross-dressing plot suits these readers' tastes. Also, this kind of unnecessary dual identity is quite annoying.

Tang San was a two-faced scoundrel who made a mess of Douluo Continent and eventually ran away with his men. The Spirit Hall, a righteous organization, was destroyed, and I was devastated.

I suggest renaming it Lily Continent (laughs)

To be honest, I'd rather see an elegant, mysterious, and powerful protagonist... Than a shrew...

He brought his wife to marry a man to escape his problems, hoping to pass on his martial spirit to his descendants—that's quite a move! Although the man he married was a woman disguised as a man, his wife didn't know. He's a pure villain, ruining his own reputation with his wife's. His wife agreed, but he couldn't face his homosexuality.