Douluo Dalu: The Ultimate Cheater

I just want to ask, what's the point of a Soul Skill like Mental Detection? Shouldn't this be a basic skill for a Soul Master with a Mental attribute? It's like how Blue Silver Herbs can entangle; why does it have to take up a skill slot? Isn't this just pointless?

The protagonist's overpowered abilities are ridiculously exaggerated. He has three martial souls, all the techniques below one person, plus the Golden Dragon King's divine core—why doesn't he just become a god?

I haven't read it yet, just looked at the synopsis and table of contents. The two characters are already facing off right from the start, and Tang Wei actually has nine 100,000-year spirit rings, which is really rare. I hope the author won't keep strengthening Tang Wei just to pad the plot.

Having read the first 15 chapters, let me give a serious review. First, the character designs are significantly altered from the original novel, but the changes are well done. For example, we all assume Tang San considers Yu Xiaogang his teacher and is determined to fight him to the death, but that's not how it was in the original.

The latest chapter was incredibly discouraging. Bibi Dong is already confirmed as an enemy, and Rakshasa God knows the protagonist will become the ruler of the God Realm, yet she still gives Bibi Dong the Soul Core cultivation method the protagonist gave her. Isn't this completely disregarding the protagonist?

The overpowered abilities are too much, and the protagonist is unworthy of his position. He is useless in his 30s across two lifetimes, and the previous setting of being a virtuous person for ten lifetimes is also useless. He feels like a complete child. He throws away his toys (Tang and Yu) when he can't play with them, and becomes arrogant and self-conscious when others praise him.

A giant version of Tang San is hilarious! What kind of idiot would write a novel like this?

The protagonist's character is completely ruined. He starts by saying he's been a good person for ten lifetimes, but his subsequent actions are disgusting. He's worse than a rogue. You made him a good person for the previous ten lifetimes, which is an insult to the word "good person." The protagonist has absolutely no moral compass. Why do people hate Tang San?

Is this what a person who has been a virtuous person for ten lifetimes is like? If that were true, there would be no evil people.

This is a no-go. In the original novel, Tang Wulin, the Golden Dragon King with six soul rings, could destroy a level 95 Super Douluo, including his battle armor! But this protagonist, the Golden Dragon King, has seven million-year soul rings. According to the original novel, Lan Xuanyu, at level 70, possessed god-level strength.