Douluo Dalu: I Have a Sword That Can Slay the Clear Sky

This amount of money? 2000 Gold soul coins for going to school? A small village might only have 1000 gold soul coins?

The protagonist was crippled; the thousand-year-old soul bone rendered him useless. He had a thousand-year-old soul ring and acted arrogantly everywhere, not even remaining anonymous, offending people all around. Right under Tang Hao's nose, he relentlessly insulted and beat Tang San.

I can't keep going with Chapter 26! Awakening a martial soul is already such a hassle, what will happen later! I could have just glossed over it, but I had to write so much, it's so annoying!

There's something I don't understand. What was Ning Fengzhi's real motive in advocating for the unity of the three upper sects? His sect, once incredibly wealthy, ultimately ran out of money, which he used to build the Tang Sect for Tang San. Countless direct disciples died, and even the sect's pillar, the Sword Bone Douluo, died, with Tang San refusing to resurrect him.

There are too many problems. First, the timeline is chaotic; Xiao Wu's mother died when Tang San was six years old. Second, the currency system is messed up; a hundred gold soul coins are only enough for the protagonist to live on for half a month. Third, even a titled Douluo wouldn't know about a magical herb, yet in the author's writing, any lowly henchman knows about it.

If you're looking for a satisfying read, don't bother. This is incredibly frustrating; the protagonist is constantly being harassed, forced to retaliate passively because Tang Hao hesitates to strike hard. Just when things seemed to be getting better, Tang Hao's Judgment Sword couldn't finish him off, and he keeps letting the tiger return to the mountain. He's a pure villain template, just waiting for Tang San to grow up and destroy him.

Despite being Tang San's enemy, they still spared him a chance. How could they trust Tang San's utterly worthless character? Even a 100,000-year-old soul beast, with its physical body tempering, would hesitate to absorb a thousand-year soul ring.

This is utterly mindless pandering to Bibi Dong. Why doesn't he think about this? He just met her, before she even awakened her martial soul, and he's already confident he has a fully awakened innate soul, and he even tells her that at five years old, with just a gun, no special attributes, and randomly gathered materials, he could kill a ten-thousand-year-old soul beast and a Soul Emperor.

This book's author is incapable of creating original plot points, forcibly inserting the protagonist into the existing storyline in a highly illogical manner! Illogicality 1: After Bibi Dong accepts the protagonist as a disciple, the protagonist doesn't follow her. If she doesn't trust her grandfather, why not just join the Spirit Hall and use its resources to take care of him?

2000 Soul Gold Coins is equivalent to 2000 RMB. The Spirit Hall only provides a monthly subsidy of one Soul Gold Coin, which is equivalent to only one RMB.