Douluo Dalu: Laying Low in Shrek, Quietly Leveling Up

The most unsafe one is Shrek. Those with poor grades will be fired. Xuanzi, who has good grades, leads the team and delivers meat to the Holy Spirit Cult while spreading fire to Di Tianlai. What do you think is the use of a time traveler going to Shrek Academy? Only those with connections can enter Shrek. Those with no background can't get recommended places. Do you still need to enter Shrek Academy if you have connections? Aren't the elders in the family soul masters? Who knows one's own martial arts better than the family that has been passed down for tens of thousands of years? . .

I don't quite understand the reason why you gave the fairy grass to Ma Xiaotao. You said you like Zhang Lexuan, so forget it. After all, she is the next generation of cabinet minister. For giving fairy grass so easily, the first thing the senior management thought of was definitely not gratitude, but questions, where did you come from? Don't forget that after Huo Yuhao's second martial soul was exposed, Mu En stared at him for a long time. Overall, this is a bad move.

I just copied the plot of the original work and didn't dare to change it at all. It was okay when the protagonist was weak in the beginning, but in the end the protagonist can fight Ultimate Douluo and still does that. Then you don't dare to do anything, then you practice hammering? The most disgusting thing is that you hid it for so long. In order to save Shrek in the beast tide, you were exposed for so long. What did you do after you hid it for so long, and even the auspicious beasts sat back and watched her give it to her for nothing, just to be Shrek's dog in the end? Isn't it disgusting?

I don't know why, but the more I read, the less I can stand it, especially the one about the master. I really want to prove it to Master, Douluo Dalu II has a real example. When the protagonist goes to be an exchange student, isn't there a ruthless man who forges scrap metal into swords? Does scrap iron count as scrap martial soul? The ruthless man forged scrap metal into a sword. At the time I saw this paragraph, I didn't think anything of it, but now that I think about it, it's genius. An absolute genius.

Generally speaking, the first part is okay, but the later ones related to requests for leave and thesis are too blunt and inconsistent. The author wanted to make up a reason, but couldn't think of a good reason, so in the end he could only use a poor excuse. Even if it's a bad excuse, it's embarrassing if it's so smooth. At the same time, there's still a round of supporting characters trying to outwit it. It is comparable to Thai Cool Spicy.

The author has written about the Semir stuff in the last few chapters. Wouldn't giving Ma Xiao the grass jelly make him self-destruct? Moreover, Ma Xiaotao has no friendship with the protagonist. In the latest chapter, he actually has to stand up for the outer door. There's nothing wrong with that, right?

This book can also be ranked second. I don't know how many copies the author bought.

I really like that the current tone is "developing" silently. There are many books that explicitly say that they should be stubborn, but the result is more high-profile than anyone else. For example, some Douluo fans only provoke Titled Douluo at the first or second level, and some want to kill Tang San as soon as they come. Even if Tang San is not that good, he is a god after all, and the protagonist is not even a first level. This is very outrageous. Although the protagonist will definitely not die, it just makes people feel unreasonably awkward and can't stand it. I prefer those who know current affairs, what realm or what cards they have to provoke what kind of enemies. If you want to write about Tang San, you have to write about what conflict happened, what kind of interests the protagonist was harmed in the article, and you have to kill him just because he is unhappy. This is somewhat inconsistent with the three views.

No soul tools are allowed to be used in the Shrek competition. The rules you wrote are the rules for competitions across the continent.

It was hard to see the heroine of this book, the senior sister, but I was so happy after reading the book review😿