Douluo: the Evolutionary Path of Bluesilver Grass

What rubbish. This protagonist is simply sick. He has high vision but low hand. It's not a pity to play himself to death. He deserves it. He doesn't hide when he should hide. He hides when he shouldn't. He is ungrateful. He should hide when he is in the first grade. Not hiding brings disaster to himself. His parents are miserable. He only survives under the protection of Wuhun Palace. He hides himself in Wuhun Palace and doesn't fight for it, and thinks about moisturizing and cooling down. Finally, he is afraid of this and that. He doesn't think highly of Wuhun Palace, but thinks highly of Tang San. Haha, as long as Wuhun Palace doesn't let go, Tang San will be useless. In the battle of the three gods, Tang San died once. How difficult is it to prevent Tang San from being resurrected? Having captured the Ice and Fire Eyes in the early stage, Ma Hongjun and Ning Rongrong were useless. Dai Mubai and Zhu Zhuqing could not defeat Davis and were also useless. There was no condition for resurrecting the Divine Light. After killing the divine craftsman Lou Gao, the Blacksmith Guild was abolished and half of the hidden weapons were useless. Without Lou Gao to give Tang San the body armor, Tang San changed his face in Heaven Dou. It was also a death for Qian Renxue, even killing Xiao Wu in advance, so that Tang San lost the Sixth Ring of One Hundred Thousand Years, and half of Tang San was crippled. To sum up, Tang San was raised like a pig by luck, and any mistake in any link would mean death. There is no room for repairing mistakes, just like walking on a tightrope.

The content is a bit misleading. It's just a small junior college, and the protagonist has to go through so many shitty things, as well as the protagonist's parents. The co-author, the time-traveler, both died at the beginning, so I have to make up for it quickly.

The content is very incomprehensible. There are only about 30 pictures, and you can see the protagonist experiencing these things. He doesn't even bring a weapon in Soul Hunting. Do you think he is the protagonist and can be awesome without having a weapon? Silver Moon Wolf King is from the Sun Moon Continent in Dou Er. If you follow some of Dou Er's settings, some of Dou Er's settings will also be stipulated here. You can't just use one setting and leave the other settings alone. The subject matter is good, but the content is a bit inexplicable.

Author, you have a lot of new terms, and you have added a lot of scenes yourself. The original book does not say that the Tiandou Forest and the Xingluo Forest have become the consensus of the mainland. If the Wuhun Temple admits it, it will be a big deal. Most of the countless soul hunting forests on the mainland were established by the Wuhun Temple. Will the Wuhun Temple give those forces within the territory the name of the forest in which region? Doesn't this thing affect his recruitment of soul masters? In this way, aren't some soul masters, civilians, etc. All heading towards the country? Didn't people build the Soul Hunting Forest to attract more civilian geniuses to join the Spirit Hall? After getting the favor of Wuhun Palace and getting these benefits, it is easier to want to join a better one. You are naming the regional power. When the beginning of the forest was still a consensus in the mainland, why did the Wuhun Palace build so many soul hunting forests to recruit civilian soul masters? What are family soul masters used for? Isn't it tempting for you to directly name the area "forest"? Wuhundian will not agree to this at all, and it has become the consensus of the mainland. It is too fake!

Reading the introduction is a bit inspiring, but reading the table of contents and system text, screw you.

It feels so strange! Whether it's the protagonist's use of plug-ins, his emotions about things that happened at school, or his preparations for hunting the first soul ring, it's all so baffling!

It's so poisonous, it's all bullshit. I don't know why I chose this name. It's just these few chapters. It's useless to skip reading.

In ancient times, knowledge was priceless. Why did poor families rise in ancient times because they were originally nobles but fell into decline? The foundation of knowledge was not comparable to that of common people. Why did Wuhun Palace share its years of knowledge and experience with others? If it weren't for the love brain, who would know the master? And was Tang San a waste? There is no waste spirit, only a waste spirit master. He is half a level of useless innate level, so his spirit turns into a pig. Without the master, Tang San still becomes a god.

I can't see the use of this system, I can't see what the author wants to write, I can't see the use of this martial soul upgrade. Nearly 30 chapters in, the pig's trotter is still a kalami. Are you going to check up on the lives of people at the bottom of Douluo? I couldn't see where the fun was, I saw the trivial things, I saw that I didn't meet Tang San, and I was so afraid of getting involved with the Spirit Hall! Then don't awaken your martial soul, don't go and get the gold soul coins, you don't want to talk about poisonous death.

I feel like it was written in an inexplicable way. . . . .

Was the author in a normal state of mind when he wrote this book?

Wasn't the author embarrassed when he wrote it?

My brain is too small, I'd better get it done early.

It's too poisonous, and some of the plots are even more inexplicable.

The introduction is so awesome, but it turns out it's not a systematic article.

The subject matter is pretty good, but the content is average. You use the gimmick of evolution to engage in revenge. You talk about evolution, but in fact you have not planned the route you should take at all. You are the kind of person who thinks of what it is and uses whatever comes across. How different can the teacher say that you are like this and Tang San? After a few chapters, I no longer wanted to read it continuously, so I skipped through a few chapters and gave it up.

Writing a novel is a dead end, why can't you figure it out?

There are a lot of typos in the first chapter. There are probably more than a dozen places, and the words "not optimistic" are reversed instead of "not optimistic", which is quite difficult to read.

Just explain it clearly in the system document, it's a waste of time

What are you talking about, parents are gone, and you went to the Spirit Hall to be optimistic about Tang San. I haven't seen it yet, so I'll just say one thing: I took the first spirit ring to grind for a long time, then came back and boasted about Yu Xiaogang, trying to flatter him.

[Recommended book for collection] "Douluo: A Century-old Legend: I am the Second Uncle Chenxin" This is a story about a thousand-year history, a thousand-year family, and a century-old legend... This is a book based on the Chenxin family. A hundred years ago, the protagonist became his uncle Chenxin. In the era of the three peerless Douluo, how did the protagonist dominate the situation. Pay attention to the rigor and rationality of the story, the slow-burning and refreshing writing, the grand layout, and the interlocking series. You can put it on a bookshelf and take a look at it at your leisure.

It's inexplicable, it's so bad, it's unique, Yu Xiaogang's dog-licking, garbage in every sense, the system is like shit

Why do such bad books still appear these days?