
Beginning with the Awakening of Blue Silver Grass
从觉醒蓝银草开始
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I saw some listings featuring guns the protagonist uses and a series of chemical experiments, which seem very unreliable. The physical laws of Douluo Continent are fundamentally different from those of real-world physics. Why directly apply them (for example, wind in Douluo Continent is a tangible substance, while wind in reality is an airflow—completely different things)?
Two identical spirit souls shouldn't cause any conflicts. Just avoid choosing spirit rings with conflicting properties. Cultivating both spirit souls together, absorbing two spirit rings each time you break through, won't slow down your cultivation speed too much. If you only cultivate one spirit soul, Tang San probably wouldn't even reach level 29 by the end of the Soul Master Competition.
What's the difference between the protagonist and Tang San? In the early stages, the Spirit Hall helped them with their spirit rings, and spirit masters could receive subsidies. Wasn't it because of the Spirit Hall that they couldn't cooperate? The Spirit Hall did nothing, yet they just started killing?
Let me share my thoughts. The power-ups in gun-based cultivation and fantasy novels like *Battle Through the Heavens* are way too overpowered; there's no real enjoyment in them. Each skill is godlike, but put them together and you have a terrible hand.
Isn't the author being a bit wasteful? He directly launched a rebellion against the Spirit Hall, indiscriminately slaughtering them, but then left two with the potential to become gods untouched… The hatred and resentment will continue unabated. An unjust war will inevitably lead to endless trouble. Personally, I prefer a fair and square approach of subjugation.
Equality for all is impossible even in primitive societies; it's simply unimaginable.
This is way too overpowered, it's completely pointless. Sigh, I can accept technological enhancements to create spirit rings and spirit bones, but I can't accept hand-crafted nuclear bombs and stuff like that. There's too much unnecessary fluff; this is ridiculous, bro. The cheats are way too much. Your alchemy knowledge is good and reasonable, but what's with the formation?
Dugu Bo is trash. What kind of master is he? It's beneath him! Just subdue him with the poison he has, like Tang San did. And don't keep calling him "senior"; if you do, he'll just call you "kid." It's disrespectful to act like an old man. With so many inheritances, using trash like Dugu Bo as a master is incredibly disrespectful.
I've never understood why you have to recruit the four major families to write about Douluo Continent. It's like you can't write anything without recruiting them.
Are you sure that the Qi and soul power within a person are the same thing?