Douluo Dalu: Developing Blue Silver Grass in Every Way

I hope the author can give Xiao Wu a good ending (not that she is included in the harem). When I was reading the book, I felt that she was miserable (although she felt quite stupid). From the beginning, she was raised by Tang Hao as Tang San's soul bone and soul ring, and then Tang San's explosive seed switch, and finally became Tang San's soul ring and soul bone. The funniest moment was when Tang San said how much he loved Xiao Wu, but the conditions for resurrecting Xiao Wu mentioned by Ming Dynasty were not carefully searched by Tang San until Xiao Wu was resurrected. Although Rabbit is a stupid rabbit, he still hopes for a happy ending.

It is recommended that the author write history. I saw that I went to Wuhun Palace to play with children and stopped reading. I feel that the style of painting has changed. When going to Wuhun Palace, you should either talk about it as a force or contact the Pope privately. Don't talk about bloody conflicts. As a person who dares to be hostile to God, it is simply lowering the B level. Why is it recommended to write history? There is nothing to write about when you are not extraordinary, because there are not many options. I personally feel that this world is not suitable for writing about this kind of ideological change. If you simply cannot understand the bottom class, there is no way out? Or maybe you can't stand human trafficking? It can be suppressed by force. If the author thinks this is not good, then what is the point of attributing the power to himself? In addition, anything the protagonist does above makes people feel that it is of little significance. No one will want to do it without complaint and no reason. In the end, it is all a matter of doing it. The cake in the world is so big. How will the protagonist distribute it among the people below him if he has power? Either you are better than others, or you have greater interests. Can the protagonist control now or forever? I feel that a more ideal world requires more and loses more. Conflicts, knowledge, qualifications, understanding, and resources will all cause contradictions. If you just think that it will make the bottom class live better, the idea is quite good, and I will give you a thumbs up. But if it is too ideal, it will make people feel fake and empty.

If Douluo Dalu fans were ranked, I would call Dou Yi's fan book the strongest. Dou Er has its own peerless light, but the genres are different and hard to compare. Douluo 3 and Dou 4 fandoms have fewer fans and receive less attention, so I think the bottom five and the top two are no problem The point is that this book is politically correct 😜

This book will not be a eunuch. This is my first book, and I am not sure whether I will write another book in the future, so I will definitely not stop updating this one. It's just that sometimes I really don't have much time, so it's difficult to add more and more. I am a graduate student in real life, and the Chinese medicine researcher mentioned in the first chapter of this book is indeed true. My master's degree requires two years of internship in the company. Currently, I am an intern in a company. Every day after work, I have to check literature and work on my own graduation project. Actually, being able to write two chapters of the Bible every day keeps me going. I usually write more on Sundays and save some manuscripts, so as to reduce the pressure later. But no matter what, it will definitely not be a eunuch or a direct failure. The author himself compares the axis, and if he does it, he must do it to the end. For the first book, I must give myself an explanation. It won't disappoint brothers who like this book!

What does the author want to express and write about? Is the theoretical setting so important? Is the plot serving the theoretical setting, or is the theoretical setting serving the plot? And writing a novel is different from writing an essay. You have thrown away all the baggage, what will you write next? Now writing these theories can be completely divided into details. Each stage has a corresponding plot, because a certain plot causes the protagonist to make progress or discover how his abilities progress during the development of the plot. Instead of throwing it all out like this now, and then the protagonist will study it and suddenly come to a conclusion. It doesn't correspond to the plot at all and seems very fluffy. Moreover, you are also a graduate student, and the protagonist takes everything for granted. How dare you write about it? Make bold assumptions, be careful in verifying, and be careful in verifying? What will the thesis be about evidence? No more stories? Besides, you are writing a story, and we are also here to listen to the story, not to hear you bragging about your own opinions. This book is considered a waste. The most important things have been thrown away, and there is no more material later. It is a waste of time. The author should work hard to write another book. Jiang Wen has a saying that is very suitable for you: It is because of this vinegar that I made this dumpling meal. You are too jealous and you really can't bear it In the end, the underlying cognition revealed in the novel is like someone who has not learned Chinese medicine yet.

This book is just imaginative, but everything else is poisonous. This is a fantasy world, not a world without demons. The protagonist can completely conquer the world by force, and then rely on the micro-channel developed by Blue Silver Grass to monitor the world and change it. This is the way with the least bloodshed. In the end, he has to join Wuhundian Academy to play house games. The novel contains a lot of private work, trying to change the treatment of civilians, but the result is that I keep thinking about it and never do it.

Emmm For a 50-chapter novel, I have read at least 40 chapters of the setting and introduction.

Should the protagonist try to study the aspects of thinking and personality, completely deconstruct his own personality structure, completely decode his consciousness and write it into his true spirit, ensuring that he will always be the same person no matter how reincarnated he is, and through this method, he can verify whether his thinking has drifted at any time, optimize his personality, actively reduce the proportion of negative wills such as laziness and anger, and maintain himself in an optimistic and In terms of rational and excellent thinking, you can ensure that you will never violate your original intention, and this also has the advantage of not having to worry about Taoism, because the consciousness is completely decoded, and you can set up the program in advance to build your scattered consciousness back, and even optimize your own consciousness algorithm to remove the misunderstandings in your thinking. With the protagonist's blood rebirth, neither the soul, consciousness nor the body will be completely destroyed.

Imagination writing, farming development flow, not many low-end pretentious scenes, more suitable for games like official business wars (but not) Digression The protagonist's existing resources and strength are more suitable for some big scenes. If you are not willing to write and change the map, isn't there an option to move? Let's go to Douluo Star (ಡωಡ)

On Douluo's fancy development of Blue Silver Grass: Let's talk about the cool points in the comment area: My evaluation is - it's enough to look good, what else do you want to be cool? The cool points are for the sake of books. Having cool points can make them more attractive and beautiful! If you don't think it looks good, why bother watching it again? If you think it looks good, why bother worrying about what makes it cool? Let's talk about the attractiveness of this book: Everyone has their own opinions and preferences. The attractiveness of this book may be the writing style, but I think it was my imagination that made me read the beginning, and the genre that made me follow it until now, similar to Red The outlook, imagination and genre of color make me stop reading books I really like to watch the protagonist gradually explore the practice of asking questions, plus it also has to write something similar to red, which is perfect for my taste. There are very few written in both genres. I have never found a good book written in these two genres together! Of course, there is also the most important idea... My Becoming God Diary is the only one that really suits my taste in terms of gradually exploring question-based practice. So I think this book attracted me in large part because the author's writing type and direction attracted me... Presumably other readers who think this book is good-looking should have the same feeling to a greater or lesser extent! As for other readers who don't like this genre but have followed the book until now, it is more likely that it is because of the book shortage. Maybe it is because of the author's great writing style. But they don't like the two genres I mentioned above and they can follow it until now. The probability is really too small. Both types are relatively boring, but if you like this type, you will not feel boring, but "interesting... This is a good idea..." The author has controlled the readers of imaginative fandom, but when it comes to daily life, it is a bit stiff, just As a result, in recent days, there have been several daily chapters that are considered excellent among other fans, but some readers have left (although there seems to be no shortage of readers?) After all, it is impossible for every picture to have imagination and inspiration. Let a reader refute another reader's comment in the comment area. Comment: "It's strange not to have daily life." As far as I'm concerned, the author's writing is very good. I also hope that other readers who come in to read the book will not abandon the book casually. Even if they abandon the book, don't make random comments, which will affect other readers and new readers who come in from a new perspective. If you are expressing opinions or suggestions, please don't make it too big, unless you are a great author who has never written a book but expresses opinions here and there. Comments that ask for this or that will only affect the author's outline... That's it for the book review. I hope the author can add more details!