Douluo Dalu: The Beginning of a Dream

In the original novel, Yu Xiaogang's martial soul can eat to replenish its soul power, and injuries or poisoning of the martial soul will be reflected back to him. Is it possible that this kind of martial soul can cultivate its own soul power and feed it back to the soul master, or even consume herbs to evolve into a soul beast?

Speaking of which, could we please resolve the issue of Yu Xiaogang sooner? After Tang San obtains his first or second spirit ring, his abilities become too weak, he leads the team alone, and ends up dying. Recently, there have been many Douluo Continent fanfics, and Yu Xiaogang is always portrayed as a constantly bubbling villain, annoying like a mosquito. I hope they can do something different.

No, having twin martial souls guarantees you're not weak. You can use your second martial soul to absorb soul rings to level up. For example, if your first martial soul is stuck at level 29, your second martial soul can directly absorb a thousand-year soul ring.

Based on its current abilities, this Dream Eater's spirit should at least be a god-level spirit, yet its innate spirit power is only half a level. If its other spirit were also a Pokémon, it could be attributed to the conflict of laws, but since the other spirit is a low-level native spirit, the quality of the two spirits is vastly different.

Analyzing and exchanging ideas in dreams will allow others to spread them. Yu Xiaogang's Ten Core Theories will soon become a joke, and Bibi Dong won't be able to stop it. Many of the preconditions for the Ten Core Theories were left unstated, harming many people. What will others think when they find out? Using Tang San as an experiment—Tang Hao will just laugh when he finds out.

It's just too classic. He goes on a tour of the school with pretty girls, then gets provoked and gets into a fight, then the younger ones get beaten up and the older ones come along. Can't they come up with something new?

Why not develop a God Realm based on dreams, where there is faith in this world? He uses his own dream as the core, connects it with the dreams of the Douluo natives, and then uses his previous life's works and novels as the world. As long as there are many believers, they can influence reality, and then there will be a case of falsehood becoming reality, like the Great Way of the Main God.

I only watch dreams; I have absolutely no interest in reality.

Before the book was published, I felt the author's overpowered abilities were too much, and I was a bit unsure how to continue writing. On one hand, I didn't want readers to miss the power of the overpowered abilities, but on the other hand, I wanted to highlight that the protagonist was also very strong and intelligent.

The author's writing style is quite good. However, it's a pity that all the martial spirits in this book are summoning-type. I don't really like that. There are also too many peripherals. It's not like Douluo Continent at all. I'm outta here. Waiting for the next one.