Douluo: Rebirth Xu Tianran Returns to Thousands of Years Ago

It's tasteless, it's tasteless. After reading Chapter 16, I feel that the protagonist is a native who has acquired part of Xu Tianran's memories and martial arts legacy, and does not look like the reincarnation of Xu Tianran. Why do we say partial memory? Because if a very young person obtains all the memories of an adult, his personality will be overwritten by the adult's personality, creating a situation similar to rebirth or reincarnation. And many details were not dealt with, or in other words, the author wanted to integrate some plots or creative ideas from other fantasy novels into Douluo Continent, but the integration was not done well. But the author's writing style is okay and his writing style is average.

I just don't understand why someone who has been an emperor should be reborn as a white lotus.

Xu Tianran is not a Holy Mother, and he is a human being. Let's put it this way. He can be said to be the eternal emperor in Douluo, except for his dark personality.

What do you mean, Zi Huang Tian Slayer Dragon should be regarded as a god-level martial spirit. With full innate soul power and the resources of the Spirit Hall, it takes three years to become a great spirit master. This is a bit lazy.

Finally there is a novel by Xu Tianran

Why absorb an 8,000-year-old skull?

Why do the main female characters have to be sexy foxes?

Come on, author, it's not a bad idea to recommend this book "Peerless Tang Sect: Dark Electrolux"

Could it be that the emperor who had no little brother asked his wife to lend his seed to Huo Gua to give birth to a baby?

How can Xu Tianran, a great hero of the generation, look like the Holy Virgin White Lotus😦