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What merit or ability does Tang Jia San Shao possess to ask you to help him elevate Douluo Continent from a low-brow fantasy genre to a high-brow fantasy world?

Is this Douluo Continent? It's already a world disguised as Douluo, heading towards a high-level fantasy genre. I was wondering why something seemed off; it turns out it's not Douluo Continent after all. A heads-up for those who come after: the author has added a lot of secondary settings to justify them, and some of them have become illogical.

The writing is very good, but there is no reason why it is like this. I even have to say that it is deserved. This is an author who can make sacrifices for the protagonist for the sake of the story, but he is also an author who fails to understand the essence of online writing. These two points happen to be two extremely important points for online articles.

😅The protagonist's IQ fluctuates wildly, making him seem like he has a split personality. And then there are all those weird tastes. Author, please give the protagonist a proper character development. He's like a researcher on one hand and a loser on the other. Do you think that makes sense?

Douluo Continent was originally written in December 2008, became popular in 2011, and then Zhang Wei continued writing Peerless Tang Sect. Anyone who traveled back in 2020 or later would generally know Tang San's character because of the wonderful life shared on Douyin (TikTok).

On what basis does Su Yuntao believe that the Eye Martial Soul is a useless Martial Soul?

Great, it's almost a completely enhanced version of Douluo Continent, no longer a low-brow fantasy. The author writes very well. Apart from Tang San and Grandmaster being portrayed as somewhat dim-witted, the other characters are all intelligent. The author rationalizes the illogical content of the original work and creates new interpretations, bringing the rigid characters of the original work to life. 👍

This is a rare high-quality Douluo Continent fanfiction. The author added many new settings, transforming a low-brow fantasy genre into a more authentic one. The author incorporated political intrigue and scheming, making even the most absurd plot points seem plausible. Excellent writing; I support the author.

Having read too many wish-fulfillment novels, I feel like my inner demons are about to grow again. The additional character settings seem quite fitting. Personally, I think the only drawback is that without Zhang Wei in "The Secret Chamber Douluo," if the developers had made a mistake in their logic, Bibi Dong wouldn't have had any chance of turning the tables, let alone taking over.

In Douluo Continent fanfiction, it's rare to find supporting characters who are portrayed as intelligent. Ning Fengzhi's shrewdness and Dugu Bo's power are refreshing. The Douluo Continent's millennia-long historical background is only partially revealed in this book. Furthermore, the book is logically consistent and well-written; the only downside is the slow update schedule.