Murong Fu Conquers Douluo

🌿, I get it, the cauliflower is hiding its true colors! Tang San definitely can't die like this. This time it's just like getting a beating, only a really hard one. Why find an excuse not to remove the soul bones? Because those two soul bones are utterly useless! If he removes it, wouldn't Tang San be able to get something even better? I'm on the fifth floor right now!!

It's really good; it's the best fanfiction I've read recently. The logic is sound, the plot is interesting, and the protagonist is talented and self-aware. It doesn't needlessly belittle the original characters, but it gives their weaknesses a satisfying (and sometimes downgraded) development.

After reading chapter 57, I simply couldn't take it anymore. What is the protagonist doing? Just these few chapters have made me incredibly angry. Maybe I'm too petty, or maybe I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels, but I just can't accept it.

At best, you've written a nerdy guy who knows Murong Fu's martial arts; Murong Fu never cared about Wang Yuyan's appearance from beginning to end.

Murong Fu's greatest characteristic is his ability to retaliate against his opponent. The most satisfying thing is to beat them up with the opponent's most proficient methods. After reading 20 chapters, Murong Fu seems to be taking the route of a polymath. He knows everything and is very strong, but his victories are just a little lacking.

So far, it's alright, but why is Murong Fu still going down the same old path? He suffered from being a jack-of-all-trades and master of none in his past life. Now he's doing it again, even more absurdly. He's barely scratched the surface of swordsmanship and is already trying to use a staff for combat techniques 😓 Also, has the protagonist gotten his revenge on the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School for forcibly buying his cultivation techniques? Anyone who's seen this, please share.

The writing is good, but the protagonist isn't Murong Fu, much less the enlightened Murong Fu. He's more like a naive and somewhat talented young man. Aside from his martial arts skills being related to Murong Fu, his character and behavior are essentially completely devoid of his past life's experiences and insights. He's somewhat like a kind-hearted version of Tang San.

It's very well written. I was initially worried the author might go into harem mode, so I planned to read a pirated copy first to test the waters. But after subscribing to a chapter or two, I couldn't stop and kept reading until the latest update. I'll hold off for now and subscribe after it's finished.

Seeing that the herbal medicine deal was gone, I don't believe you found a million without any future trouble, only took 50,000, and then said you only deserved 50,000, leaving the rest for others. That's not how you aid the enemy.

Huh, what's the meaning of the recent plot? Before the protagonist joined, the Spirit Hall had a huge advantage, but now that the protagonist has joined, they're at a disadvantage?