
Douluo Dalu: The Unrivaled Huo Yuhao's Restarted Life
斗罗:绝世之霍雨浩的重启人生
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Light Novel
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- Fan Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Is the male protagonist an aphrodisiac in human form?
In fact, there is no need to criticize Xiaoya. Although Xiaoya was very poor at the time, she basically gave the protagonist everything she could. She didn't ask for anything except asking the protagonist to join the Tang Sect.
Rather than talking about Huo Yuhao's comeback life, it's better to talk about the author's life of cheating. I feel that it has nothing to do with Huo Yuhao. The author is just enjoying himself.
Chapter One "Weird" World Tang San found that everything around him was strange, beyond his understanding: metal pipes could produce water with just a flick of the hand, and round objects in the kitchen could easily emit flames. The strangest thing is undoubtedly the "crystal panel" in the living room, which can actually display various images. Tang San couldn't understand all of this, but he could feel that to the people around him, these were common sense. He didn't dare to reveal his identity as a time traveler, and naturally he didn't dare to ask questions, so he could only observe and explore in secret. Chapter 2 The establishment of the Tang Sect failed Tang San's ideal of revitalizing the Tang Sect failed. He originally wanted to find a blacksmith shop to build his first hidden weapon from another world. Unexpectedly, when I walked through the streets, there was no blacksmith shop. Instead, I saw silverware shops on several busy streets. Unfortunately, they couldn't meet my requirements at all. Fortunately, through unremitting efforts, he finally found a traditional blacksmith shop. The advertisement said that they could customize according to user needs. However, when the other party heard that Tang San wanted to forge it himself and refused outsiders to observe, he immediately thought he was here to cause trouble and kicked him out directly. "A guy who looks down on others with dog eyes." In Tang San's opinion, the people in the blacksmith shop treated him so meanly and dismissively, and they already had a plan to kill him. Unfortunately, he didn't have any hidden weapons on hand, and he didn't even have the materials to use hidden weapons, so he had to retreat temporarily. Chapter 3 The Way to Death "I didn't expect that there are so many people in this world who have the way to die." Tang San said secretly. When he went shopping for groceries today, an aunt snatched the last spicy rabbit head from the cooked vegetable shop with him. Not only did she mock him, but she even mocked him: "What age are you? A young man doesn't even know how to scan a QR code to pay." Tang San recognized that aunt and lived in the building next door to theirs. It is not convenient to do it during the day, but after dinner, the aunt will go downstairs to do some "square dance". That was Tang San's best chance, the best chance to kill with a hidden weapon. He was absolutely sure that no one would find out that he did it. Without evidence, who can say that he committed the murder? Although he does not have mechanical concealed weapons, he can still use the Tang Sect's hidden weapons. He went downstairs with the fruit knife at home and carefully hid behind a private car. When Auntie approached, the fruit knife in Tang San's hand suddenly flew out. Tang Sect's hidden weapon technique ranks tenth, Bat Wing Reincarnation. Although he has only been practicing for a short period of time and the fire level is still shallow, Tang Sect's hidden weapons cannot be evaded by such things. Chapter 4 Finale The Stupid Murderer "You dare to arrest me, but you don't know if you dare to make a bet with me!" "What nonsense!" Tang San shouted while struggling, but no matter how strong he was, two policemen each held down one of his arms and stuffed him into the police car. As for the bet? What do they do when they are policemen? When they are full and full, go make a bet with a criminal suspect? The leading police chief exhaled: In all his years as a detective, this is the first time he has seen someone so stupid. This is almost the easiest murder case he has ever handled. Not only were there fingerprints on the murder weapon, but the young man was very sneaky and hiding around when he committed the murder. I don't know who he was trying to deceive, but he didn't know that it was all clearly captured by the camera. Chapter 5 (continued) Prison Storm Tang San limped to the glass and sat down, looking at Tang Hao and A Yin on the other side. He has been in jail for a month and his life is not good. On the first day of imprisonment, Oma's leader, a tall and strong man, wanted to give him a blow. After he knocked him down, the other party became furious and beat him up. Then he ravaged him severely. There are different teachings: The chrysanthemums are broken, the ground is covered with wounds, and your smile has turned yellow... Tang San endured the humiliation and took the opportunity a few days later while eating, using chopsticks as a hidden weapon, and attempted to attack Mr. Oma, but was subdued by the prison guard. During this period, he almost had his hand broken by a baton because of the attack on the prison guard. He was then thrown into a solitary confinement cell. "Mistress, please reform in prison and don't cause trouble. After you come out..." Ah Yin was still talking on the other side of the glass. But Tang San thought of the humiliation he had suffered in recent days, his eyes flashed with hatred, and he said in a hateful voice: "I would rather have broken jade than complete tiles!" "Xiao San!" Ah Yin was horrified when he heard this. When he was about to speak, he was so anxious and angry that a mouthful of blood spurted out, and he fell to the ground unconscious. Tang Hao helped his wife up and stared at Tang San through the glass, his eyes almost bursting with fire. "You, you evil beast! From now on, I, Tang Hao, will only think that I don't have a son like you!" Tang San's expression remained as usual, as Xuantian Baolu recorded: Mount Tai collapsed in front of him but his appearance remained unchanged, and the Yellow River reached its top without being surprised! A true master of hidden weapons always has a calm mind! Chapter 6 (continued) True ending: The murderer was brought to justice "Pa!" Many years later, with the sound of a gunshot, everyone around him breathed a sigh of relief. Some people sighed: The murderer was finally brought to justice. No one would have thought that for a young man who was imprisoned for murder, his conscientiousness and obedience during the labor camp were all a disguise. What is even more unbelievable is that after he was released from prison, he would wait for an opportunity to poison the prison, resulting in the death of many people. It is reported that the poisoner once uttered arrogant words at the scene, claiming that the prison was a gathering place for degenerates, and that he was doing justice for heaven. The impact of this case was so bad that it shocked the whole country. The task force traveled to many places, and after more than a month, they finally wiped out the criminal gang "Tangmen", and Tang Mou, the mastermind of the prison poisoning case, was arrested and brought to justice. According to reports, in compliance with the death penalty order issued by the Supreme People's Court, the local people's court has executed Tang Mou, a criminal who endangers public security in dangerous ways, releases dangerous substances, and is an intentional murderer in accordance with the law.
Anticlimactic
I spent forty-six yuan to buy the subsequent chapters. I can only say that I am disappointed, very disappointed. The starting point is indeed prescient. One million words only cost forty-six yuan. It shows how useless the author's writing is. Let's talk about it in detail. I liked it in the beginning, but until Huo Yuhao opened the harem, I frowned and felt very unhappy I am not a eunuch, but I will never find the so-called feeling from novels. I can only say that I can't experience this kind of person in reality. That's why I found a sense of presence in the novel Since Huo Yuhao wants revenge, he just needs to focus on revenge. He has so many female companions around him. There was a book called Humanoid Succubus Huo Yuhao before. I didn't want to read it at all and I had no interest. I really don't understand why the author wanted to write about the harem? This subject matter is really good. But in the later stage, the characterization is very poor and there are all kinds of ambiguities and flirtations. Does it bother you? Written like this, all I can say is refund the money!
This book always feels like it was written by one person. It feels like the first half was written by the author himself and the second half was relayed by the author to others and then processed 😓 It's too anticlimactic.
Let's get Jiang Nannan and Huo Yun'er together later. The character list has a row of female leads and only two supporting female characters left. No matter how you look at it, it doesn't look good.
After watching it, I skipped to read it, especially the original plot at the end, which is a bunch of answers. The portrayal of the characters is too rough, the female characters are all rebellious, and the villains are inexplicable and dark.
One thing to say, Dong'er is good, Tang Wutong is just a piece of cake.
Comment
Regarding Douluo II, I believe it is the biggest regret of all anti-Tang book lovers. At first glance, it was ignorant and ignorant, and I did not see the sanctimony of the Buddha. I just felt that it was a light-hearted book, mixed with some regrets. After reading some book reviews again, I also found some problems, so I turned to fan fiction and watched Yu Hao take the position of God King and Bird to make up for his youthful feelings. This was the first time I read the comic version of the early animation, and it was also the first time I came into contact with the edge of online literature. I looked at the new world with a childish eye, so the early part of Dou Er is still a commemorative juvenile book for me. I have always felt that the mystery, mystery, and Douluo fandom are very interesting, and I can be considered qualified to comment. The early stage of this book is completely in line with my xp, the transformation of the character, the self-consistency of the plot logic, and the similarities in the early stage are like dreaming back to the original. The transition to the middle and later stages is too fast, and he completely lets himself go in terms of the harem. It can be seen that this is what the author wants to write. He will not be influenced by the readers, and he does not care much about the readers' opinions. He only cares about the most logical logic based on changes to write his own Douluo. I am reminded of Leo Phantom's words, "I would like to write this book to commemorate my childhood, which was a happy time with little regrets." This should be what the author wrote to make up for his regrets. Objective evaluation: The writing is excellent, the flaws in the early stage of the plot are not concealed, but it is not very friendly in the middle and late stages. Just watch it.