The Unrivaled Tang Sect: Turning the Tide

Based on the current chapters about Shrek Academy, it's safe to say that this is a rare, excellent, and logically sound fanfic of Douluo Continent 2. The other one is Glory of the Sun and Moon. Here are my personal opinions: Among Douluo Continent fanfiction, I prefer Douluo Continent 2 and Douluo Continent 3 because these two are not just about Soul Masters; the development of Soul Guidance…

Fair evaluation Good points: 1. No random downgrading. 2. The protagonist is not a saint. 3. The protagonist is very strong and won't pretend to be weak to deceive others; he will ultimately become a pig. The bad parts: 1. The protagonist really doesn't know what it means to be low-key.

I've always wanted to complain about why an eye-shaped martial soul can possess soul skills like armor and golden invincibility. Although in the original novel, Tang San's Blue Silver Grass spirit possessed unrelated spirit skills like the Mirror of the Demonic Tiger Whale and the Capture of the Demonic Tiger Whale, which was even more absurd.

Should we fawn over Huo Yuhao? We wouldn't leave the opportunities like the Ice and Snow Emperors and Electrolux to Huo Yuhao, knowing that Huo Yuhao, as the chosen one of the original world, was given so many advantages by the Douluo world in the hope that he could live up to his potential and complete the world's sublimation, only to end up shamelessly becoming a dog of some god king.

Has the protagonist lost his mind in chapter 80-something? Those words, regardless of his status or age, shouldn't have come from his mouth. And he spoke with that "you bunch of idiots and I'm the only smart one" tone—a Soul Master looking down on a group of Super Douluo and Limit Douluo. All roads lead to Rome; no path is necessarily correct.

The writing is quite good, and many things are logically sound. However, there's one particularly harsh and awkward point: the angry rebuke of the Dean and the members of the Sea God Pavilion. Given his own status and strength, his actions went too far.

I seriously doubt why the protagonist is so obsessed with spatial power. I find it strange that his martial soul is an eye and the other a bone, which have absolutely nothing to do with spatial attributes. Why is he so focused on spatial attributes? Could it be that the protagonist wants to awaken Obito's Kamui Sharingan and ultimately inherit the position of a spatial god who has never appeared before?! I feel like I'm getting close to the truth.

If you can get into chapters 87 through 90, then congratulations, this book won't poison you; you can use it with confidence and don't need to worry about getting hooked.

Isn't the author planning to have the protagonist join the Body Sect? It feels like the Body Sect is the best fit for the protagonist's development! After all, he has a Body Spirit and only uses inherited combat techniques! How could he better develop his Body Spirit at Shrek Academy?

Stop with the witch-like behavior, can the female lead be okay? She's a lesbian, I really can't stand her.