Douluo Dalu: After a Thousand Years in Seclusion, I Took Gu Yuena from the Start

Is this protagonist a waste? He's cultivated for a thousand years and still hasn't become a god... And a hydrogen god at that... Could this god-king even withstand one punch from me?

Well, the protagonist has a built-in "idiocy-lowering" aura; even he himself is affected by it.

The story of a seemingly weak but actually powerful figure becoming a teacher at an academy, despite being a Title Douluo, is actually described as a Soul Saint. That's about it for this book.

In "A Song of Ice and Fire," there is a description of the God of Emotions: "The God of Emotions' ability is emotion itself. He controls all emotions, including the emotions of all living beings. These can be human, animal, plant, or even the emotions of stone." From this, we can conclude that even inanimate objects and energy attacks in the Douluo universe possess emotions and will.

I have a question. Isn't Gu Yuena, whom you portrayed, a bit too naive? How should I put it? She seems a little slow-witted, though I can't quite put my finger on it.

It's written alright, not too bad, but a little bit bad. For example, forcibly pairing Zhu and Ao. The protagonist of the author's previous book transmigrates into this book. The Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School is excessively exaggerated.

What a load of rubbish! If you're going to have faith, why not just unleash your power to inform all living beings of your existence, then go around performing miracles and changing the world? Instead, you have to throw in a whole plot, and it's written so awkwardly.

These days, all the fanfiction about Douluo Continent is basically the same. They're all characters who lack common sense.

If the protagonist is truly a visionary from the mystery, then the reason he needs to collect faith becomes clear: what he needs isn't faith itself, but rather for people to know about him.

Speaking of the Imaginary Dragon, this is what comes to mind.