Douluo Dalu: Taking Tang San as My Disciple, I Get a Thousandfold Return

The gap is too big.

Tang San: You only taught me the complete knowledge of soul beasts, yet you yourself possess a divine dragon. You've already chosen a path to death.

Here are my comments after reading sixty chapters. The author skillfully portrays friendship through seemingly mundane dialogues. In terms of character development, the author successfully reverses the Shrek Seven Devils' flawed values. However, the characters lack depth and occasionally feel monotonous.

Suddenly I had an idea: what if I wrote a novel where the protagonist transmigrates into Tang San and then goes on a rampage against other transmigrators? 🙂🙂 To be honest, the transmigrators in fanfiction these days are way more disgusting than Tang San from Douluo Continent I, although they can't compare to Douluo Continent II and Douluo Continent III.

The author's explanation for choosing the Mandragora Snake, just like in the original story, makes some sense. However, it introduced an even more outrageous flaw: Tang San, despite receiving guidance from the protagonist, suffers a setback in the competition, just like in the original story, rendering the protagonist's guidance ineffective. His strength remains unchanged compared to the original novel.

There are no useless souls, only useless soul masters? Having a martial soul will always have its uses, but what's the use without soul power? You'll never reach the level of a Soul Master in your lifetime, so a useless soul is a useless soul. Don't talk about cultivation techniques increasing soul power. An ordinary person with zero innate soul power isn't a protagonist.

In his previous life, Tang San always acted according to the Xuan Tian Bao Lu (Mysterious Heavenly Treasure Record) within the Tang Sect. Are you sure you can change Tang San's ways?

They've all time-traveled! Even a dog would be better than Tang San!

Even with a system, if you take Tang San as your disciple, you won't earn anything, yet you offer a ten-thousand-fold return.

Such a good book doesn't have a fan group. I suspect the author is afraid of being attacked by Douluo Continent haters 😓😥, although I have no evidence.