
Douluo Dalu: My Martial Soul Can Tame Beasts
斗罗之我的武魂可以御兽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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What kind of nonsense is this? There's absolutely no interaction with the pet, all they do is eat. And what about the main character's personality? Are they indifferent or silent? What's going on here?
Blue Silver Grass evolves into Blue Silver King, then Blue Silver Emperor. Those under 100,000 years old are not Blue Silver Emperors; there is only one Blue Silver Emperor on each continent. Has the author not read the original work?
Author, tell me honestly, how old are you this year? (≖_≖ )
You're going to possess someone right from the start? You could at least be reincarnated, or at least have your past life memories restored!
Personally, I feel the protagonist has taken the wrong path. Think about it, can a phoenix and a sparrow be compared? Beasts are all about bloodlines, while the protagonist just randomly picks a few and has no strategy. The protagonist's martial soul would be best developed by joining a powerful force.
This is shocking. They spent money to buy a work-study student spot, and it cost them most of their family's savings. Why didn't they just use that money to pay tuition?
I don't understand the protagonist's purpose in becoming stronger. To be honest, you need a goal to move forward, right? This book is all about getting stronger, stronger, stronger. The writing is okay, but the protagonist just keeps getting stronger, which feels empty.
Are we just going to keep following Shrek Academy like this? Aren't we going to turn against Tang San and kill Yu Xiaogang?
This book is purely about praising the male lead. He's described as having a cold personality, but that's just the author's poor character development, probably to avoid the typical male lead getting all hot and bothered by women's advances. However, the male lead is a complete scumbag.
The author must be clueless; the book is riddled with plot holes. Tang San recognizing Xiao Wu's true form before his Purple Demon Eye breakthrough is utterly absurd. I guess the author read too much fanfiction before writing this book.