Douluo Dalu: A Tang Sect Disciple from The Outcast

This is outrageous! The protagonist is a Tang Sect disciple from *Under One Person*, and he only became a Douluo because of his Dan Shi cultivation technique. He's already in his third Douluo life, yet he blushes upon seeing Qian Renxue! What kind of mentality is this?! And he's already in his third life! He died in his second life because of Dan Shi! He died facing the pain of Dan Shi!

Highly poisonous, contains a lot of water, proceed with caution. Over a hundred chapters in, he's still only 6 years old, still playing house with Tang San in Notting City.

Well, you should probably drop the "Under One Person" label. I've hardly ever seen you use the Tang Sect's basic poison techniques. Secondly, which member of the Tang Sect who can challenge Dan Shi lacks resolve? Your hasty attempt to snatch someone else's opportunity shows a lack of resolve. And after being reborn, your resolve has deteriorated even further.

To be honest, I really admire the Tang Clan from the anime/manga series *Under One Person*. They went to fight the Japanese, but only a small number of their members died. They were true heroes of the anti-Japanese war. Don't mistake them for Tang Sects from other worldviews.

My friend and I, traveling through this place, discovered this book. It emitted an eerie light, and I remarked that it was extremely poisonous and unbearable to read. My friend, confident in his Mahayana cultivation and Shennong bloodline, stubbornly insisted, "This book, judging from its name, is clearly poisonous! However, no one has tasted it, so its nature is unknown.

Having read these four chapters, it explains why the protagonist didn't kill anyone, and that both lifetimes have been peaceful. However, what I don't understand is, at twenty years old in the Tang Sect, according to the usual calculations, twenty is the age when people are out scheming against others. Why is the protagonist able to stay in the Tang Sect and behave himself? Is it because the protagonist isn't cunning enough?

Iron Spirit chose the poison attribute instead of the more convenient option. Compared to you, even the Iron Man in the comments section is a genius. He achieved twice the result with half the effort, while you're using an iron rod as a needle.

In the original story, the child awakens their martial spirit at age six, but you've made it seven! That's absolutely outrageous!

Author, could you please remove "Peerless Tang Sect" from the title? It's so annoying when I search for other books and it leads directly to this one.

…Poisonous, extremely poisonous, truly a work by a middle school student =_= Even more hollow than a romance novel written by someone who has never been in love…