
Douluo Dalu: A Thousand Miles of Cultivation
斗罗:修行千里
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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346Chapters
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None of the three idiots from the Spirit Hall deserve pity! Bibi Dong: A heartless ingrate. The Spirit Hall awakened her spirit, making her a Holy Maiden, second only to the Spirit Hall. And what did she do? For her own love, she leaked Spirit Hall secrets to Yu Xiaogang and even wanted to betray the Spirit Hall.
The plot is decent, but the protagonist's character is somewhat schizophrenic. He maintains the facade of a kind and detached human being while simultaneously offering unrestrained and sharp critiques of the Douluo Continent, adopting a self-righteous and aloof attitude. While claiming to be detached from worldly affairs, his transmigrator arrogance and prejudice are practically overflowing.
The most tragic character in Douluo Continent is Bibi Dong, and the most hateful is also Bibi Dong. In terms of loyalty, she's even less than Tang San. Although her life was tragic and she died penniless, it was all her own doing. The Spirit Hall nurtured her, yet she dared to dream of eloping with the good-for-nothing Yu Xiaogang.
First: The protagonist is still a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur). Second: Too much internal monologue. Third: What makes you so fearless in front of Bibi Dong? Is it just because you're a transmigrator and therefore superior? You really are a homebody.
The writing and plot are both good, and it's not a harem story, so it's worth following. The following points will focus on one aspect. I've read half of it, and I feel the protagonist is intentionally promoting the ideas of enlightened rule and equality for all in the Douluo Continent world. Personally, I find it very naive.
I can barely accept the watered-down figures, but please don't go for the awkward ones. The singing segment that supposedly deducts for a two-bedroom apartment is really off-putting.
Why would a Soul Martial Soul choose an agility-based attack? What's the difference between this and the Blue Silver Grass absorbing the Human-Faced Demon Spider's shark-like behavior? Your first Soul Ring is the Netherworld Cat, and you're still using that Soul Ring for your Soul Martial Soul? It's a pure waste of your talent. Strengthening your mental power is far superior.
The first seven chapters were quite good, but the later ones became increasingly unreadable. Especially since your soul is supposed to be a mental element, with support, control, and attack methods, why choose an agility-based attack? It's incomprehensible. Also, the name of your second martial soul is "Covering the Sky," why not just use a fantasy title like "Law of Heaven and Earth" instead?
Well, it's kind of strange. The author's writing isn't bad, but this book is just impossible to continue reading. The emotions are written very delicately, to the point of being nauseating. And there are too many emotional scenes. The emotions aren't just romantic love, but a whole bunch of emotions like anger, violence, and sympathy.
Speechless. The comment section of this novel is unbearable. I can't even read the novel because of all the bizarre comments. This comment only applies to the paragraph reviews and has nothing to do with the book itself; after all, I was discouraged by the comments section after only reading a few pages.