When People Are in Douluo, They Sit and Forget the Way.

(This is just my personal opinion and suggestion) Tang San's writing is okay, but some of the characters have been changed and it feels weird. . (I think it's interesting to play with the original Tang San. Some of the changes in the original work in the first part made Tang San look a bit like the kind of face-slapping tool used by urban novels ten years ago for the protagonist. Maybe it would be better if it was changed to gradually lose sanity?) Being attracted by the title and introduction of the book, I thought it was an actor/marginal protagonist. The main perspective would be on Tang San to see how the protagonist behaves as a director/actor. As a result, there is a large section in the middle that is not about Tang San but about the protagonist. . . It's a bit clichéd.

The guy who went to Douluo to open up his harem in the name of salvation is not much different from Tang San, let alone Xiao Yan, even the scumbag Tang San can't compare

Zuowangdao is not a profession that is strong in frontal combat, but a protagonist who knows the plot must not fool them all.

Let me give you something fun. Find a man to change his personality, make him look like A Yin, and then trick Haozi into thinking he is the reincarnation of A Yin

I heard that it was Zai Wangdao who was in the harem, and I almost fell into the trap of you, Zui Wangdao.

After reading the beginning, I felt that Tang San was a bit subdued. There is no need to force it, there are so many black spots 😅

From the comments, it seems like it's an interesting novel, let's read it first Then he took out a monocle from his pocket and put it on with a faint smile on his face.

I kind of want to write that I am in Douluo, Si Tianjian...

Why are the heroines of Douluo both Qian Renxue and Bibi Dong? Can't there be something new?

I can't believe any of the fan book reviews written by Weird Fairy

I just watched the beginning, and I'm going to make a wild guess. Tang San arrogantly jumped in line during the martial soul awakening ceremony. Yu Xiaogang told the protagonist Tang San and the two of them that they were used to others calling him master. When Tang San refused to become a disciple, he said that his father told him not to become a Douluo unless he was a titled Douluo. To be honest, Yutang and Tang are just a bunch of masters and apprentices. I am happy to see them being abused, but this kind of OOC portrayal really makes me uninterested. When I was about to give up this book, I suddenly recalled the theme of this book: Zuowangdao. If the protagonist's Douluo world starts to become strange from these details, and then becomes more distorted and abstract, but the protagonist is completely unaware... Is this the protagonist's way of forgetting? I will read on with this expectation, because I really hope this is not an ordinary cool novel disguised as sitting and forgetting. Finally, I wish the author good results in his work.

Tang San, who is not fooling around, is his godfather

The fun part of this book is watching Tang San being fooled by Zuowangdao, so the author should write more about this aspect.

Come up with an idea to play around with, make an image of Sugar Mountain doing something he doesn't want to do, or simply find someone to pretend to be, and then trick him into having a residual soul in his body or another personality in his subconscious. It feels very suitable for this kind of body grabbing.

Tang San is undoubtedly a hypocrite, but regardless of his psychological activities, he is still a person with a high moral level. At least on the surface, he respects others.

Nana