Douluo's Blue Silver Family

I just don't understand what's so good about Bibi Dong. I always change her character and pick her up. Even Gu Yuena is more reliable than Bibi Dong. This crazy woman has misogyny after being hooked by the Chamber Douluo. Except for Yu Xiaogang, all men who have even the slightest idea are her unrelenting enemies.

I'm really impressed. The author keeps switching between first-person and third-person. It's weird for people watching, and the protagonist is very intellectual and brainless. I don't understand. The protagonist can't reach level 50 in 20 pictures without any excess in the middle. And why does the Blue Silver Grass Spirit have to have a sword skill? No, no, no one really thinks that the sword is a particularly powerful weapon, right? For us in China, the sword is just a symbol of status. There are always people who regard it as a powerful weapon. And is it harmful to you, a Blue Silver Grass, to use it as a sword?

In fact, I don't even know the point of joining the academy to participate in the Soul Master Competition. For those few soul bones that may not belong to me? Or for the glory of the academy? Or for the noble title? I feel that the best thing about the academy is that it will hunt soul rings for you.

Tang Hao couldn't die no matter what. While emphasizing the seriousness of Tang Hao's internal injuries, he kept bombing rings and being surrounded and killed. In Chapter 240, he even escaped to the killing city.

I think I still have to go to the Blue Silver Forest and directly upgrade the bloodline level. After all, there are two soul emperors in the family. There is no need to be afraid of the Blue Silver Emperor and his family. It is best to directly take the soul rings and soul bones of the Blue Silver Emperor and Blue Silver King. That would be even better. Most people in the family can directly get the bloodline upgrade.

It would be a bit disgusting to write about Siheyuan if I don't change or do anything else. Then I might as well just write about Zhetian and start following Beidou.

This fight is too childish, the fight is just a soul-reading skill

The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. At the beginning, he refuses to worship the master, marries Qian Renxue, makes Xiao Wu a licking dog, joins the Wuhun Palace, supports the Wuhun Palace to unify the two empires, and takes his wife Xueer to meet his father Tang Hao. A different protagonist Tang San, who does not join Shrek, marries Qian Renxue, and violently abuses Yu Xiaogang and Dai Mubai. Come and take a look. Just click in to watch. Douluo: I, Tang San, will marry Qian Renxue in this life

The protagonist is so entangled. He is a Douluo. If you don't like it, just kill him. Why go to all the trouble? You have to plot and plot, slowly grind, and have a twisted psychology. You still want to show that you are extremely smart.

The protagonist is too exaggerated. He knows that the enemy is hostile but still gives them time to develop. You are no different from Qian Renxue who wants to conquer Tang San in the original work.

Swords are nonsense. Why does the protagonist of any novel use a sword? Is a sword suitable for fighting? Which famous general in ancient times used a sword on the battlefield? A sword is an object and a symbol of status. Just do a few dances to defend yourself. Who made you the main weapon? Forget it if it's a martial spirit, but the whole soul skill sword is ridiculous. A certain San has more common sense than these authors. No matter what, except for Tang San, who has a Shura Sword in his hand, have any other swords been used by the protagonist? Guns, tridents, knives. Even if you hit someone with a ball, you don't even need a sword. It's fun. You don't need a long one. You can just use a knife.

The author's description of the characters is so poor, it should be said that there is no description at all. The whole chapter reads like an essay

It's okay in the front, but it's getting more and more toxic in the back.

You use a hammer and you use a sword. You can't beat Qisha with a sword, and you can't beat Haotian with a hammer. Who do you think you are?

I got drunk when I saw the author saying that life-draining is not advisable and that blood-sucking affects one's mind. Just want to pile up attack power. Have you read so many fantasy novels in vain? Don't you have any ideas? Life absorbs soul-absorbing power, blood essence, vitality, the origin of martial souls, treasures of heaven and earth, energy of heaven and earth, etc. What can't be absorbed? As for solving the shortcomings, this is where the protagonist comes into play.

I feel that in the end, it won't be that after Tang San wipes out the protagonist's whole family, the protagonist suddenly realizes reincarnation and is influenced by Tang San, who only seals Tang San. Then Tang San comes out and destroys the protagonist again, gaining the power of reincarnation and soaring in strength. It looks pretty good from the front, but the more you look at it from the back, the more you look at your hips?

I really don't know why you are so mean-spirited. He is obviously a controlling character, but he is so weak. Have you never read Yu Yu Hakusho's Kurama? Haven't you watched Saint Seiya's Apollodi and 𣊬? Haven't you watched Kazutoriin Kagetsu from The Shining duo? Have you never watched Naruto's Senju Hashirama? There are so many "cheap" things to refer to that are all irrelevant, is your brain damaged?

The plot of Siheyuan should end within fifteen chapters. Anyone reading this book should read this😒

Whether or not the heroine will be accepted in Zhetian, how will the heroine of Douluo be arranged?

Douluo and Zhetian were forcibly tied up to improve Douluo's status, right?

It's a little bit fun to write, OK.

[Recommended book for collection] "The Hundred-Year Legend of Douluo" This is a story that tells the story of a thousand-year history, a thousand-year family, and a century-old legend... This is a book based on the Chenxin family. A hundred years ago, the protagonist became Chenxin's uncle. In the era of the three peerless Douluo, how did the protagonist dominate the situation. The story should be rigorous and reasonable. It can be put on a bookshelf and read at leisure.

I don't know what the use of this Doukai is.

I am thinking about how the protagonist should become a Titled Douluo, and the Blue Silver Emperor is still the only one, and Ah Yin is not completely dead yet. Author, have you considered this? Or you have other methods.

I have a lot of ideas and I feel like they are a bit laid out and I haven't started writing them yet.

It's all about blacksmithing, and it feels like it's not as good as the Blue Silver Grass guide.

I think giving Bibi Dong a doukai is a bit too much. After all, it is a product of civilization.

To be honest, the Blue Silver Grass guide would be perfect if it weren't for the group portraits.