Douluo Dalu and the Blue Silver Clan
斗罗之蓝银家族
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
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529Chapters
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8kRecommendations
76.8kFans
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I just don't understand what's so great about Bibi Dong. They always change her character and then try to seduce her. Even seducing Gu Yuena would be more reliable than seducing Bibi Dong. This crazy woman developed male-phobia after being with the Secret Chamber Douluo. Any man other than Yu Xiaogang who shows her even the slightest interest is a mortal enemy to her.
Seriously, I'm speechless. The author keeps switching between first-person and third-person perspectives, which is really strange for the reader. The protagonist is also incredibly stupid and mindless. I don't understand how the protagonist jumps to level 50 in less than 20 chapters without any transition. And why does the Blue Silver Grass martial soul have to have a sword-type skill? Seriously?
Actually, I don't know what the point of joining the academy and participating in the Soul Master Competition is. Is it for those few soul bones that might not belong to me? Or for the glory of the academy? Or for a noble title? I feel that the best thing about the academy is that it will help you hunt for soul rings.
Tang Hao just won't die. Despite emphasizing the severity of his internal injuries, he keeps exploding his rings and being surrounded, yet he still doesn't die. In chapter 240, he even escapes to the City of Slaughter.
I think we still need to go to the Blue Silver Forest to directly upgrade our bloodline level. After all, we already have two Soul Emperors in our family, so we don't need to be afraid of the Blue Silver Emperor and his clan. It would be even better if we could directly obtain the soul rings and soul bones of the Blue Silver Emperor and the Blue Silver King, which would allow most of our family members to directly upgrade their bloodline.
Writing about courtyard houses without changing anything is a bit disgusting. You might as well just start writing about "Covering the Sky" and follow the Big Dipper directly.
The fight scenes are written too childishly; they're just mindless teleportation techniques.
Douluo Continent: In this life, I, Tang San, will marry Qian Renxue.
The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. At the beginning, he refuses to become a disciple of Master, marries Qian Renxue, makes Xiao Wu his devoted follower, joins the Spirit Hall, supports the Spirit Hall in unifying the two empires, and takes his wife Xue'er to meet his father Tang Hao.
The protagonist is so conflicted. He's already in Douluo Continent; if you don't like what you see, you could just kill him off. Why go through all this trouble, resorting to schemes and plots, slowly wearing him down? Is he just psychologically twisted, or does he just want to show off his unparalleled intelligence?
The protagonist is too weak. Knowing full well that the enemy is hostile, he still gives them time to develop. He's no different from Qian Renxue in the original novel who wanted to subdue Tang San.