Douluo: Turn Poetry into Sword, Talent Becomes God

Emmmm, what should I say? I feel like Brother Tao's character is a bit broken. . . In the original work, Brother Tao's character is quite good, but he didn't take advantage of it until Tang San. . .

Strange, I just gave a random suggestion and the author deleted it? You can't be so glass-hearted, right?

Chapter 20 is on the shelves? Damn, I've never seen this before after reading for so long.

Chapter 24 is on the shelves. The author is so short of money, no wonder the collection is so small.

This is the first time I've seen poetry and Douluo fused together, it's beautiful.

The protagonist is a bit suspense this time! With Shrek's tricks, the protagonist may need to flee if he doesn't handle it well. It's really annoying!

Just read it as a cool article. The early combat power has collapsed, and Shrek was forcibly reduced to an early stage boss. Judging from the current content, there should be a lot of behind-the-scenes stories that have not been revealed. I just don't know if the author can bring the plot back To be honest In other words, the concept of this novel is a very novel combination of Douluo and poetry. It originally had the potential to be a masterpiece. The author originally wanted the protagonist to take another path, but it is a pity that the author did not control it well. As a result, the book can only be read as a refreshing novel.

How should I put it, I feel that the protagonist's skills are a bit messy, and the soul ring skills are not reflected at all.

A six-year-old kid has no bones in his body and is going to be unbelievable

The first and second soul rings are only a thousand years old. He dares to be the first person to break the rules, but he still shows off in front of outsiders. He has become a god in the future, isn't it possible to kill the ban with just one look and pressure, and also continues the turn-based system between soul masters, isn't it true that he became a god in vain?