In Douluo Dalu, My Martial Soul Mutates into Blue Silver Grass

My personal opinion: It's really not a good idea for the two main characters to go to Shrek Academy. Their paths overlap with the Seven Devils'. Jia Bao is against Mu Bai, and Lin Hai is against Tang San. They can't compete in terms of background, and their fathers are both Spirit Stewards, so they are naturally opposed.

😁 Don't forget to suck the blood, Tang San's mother. If you're lucky, you might even get a bone. The best opportunity is when Tang San goes to the academy. The location is also easy to find: the waterfall behind Holy Soul Village.

Well, I've seen it two or three times already, and each time I'm turned off by Mu Jiabao. The author likes this character so much that they could easily write another book with him as the protagonist. I feel like the author can't handle a dual male lead setup.

It's also borrowed from someone else; I hope it will give you a more direct reading experience. Image 2 shows Musou no Tsuki, an obscure anime. I couldn't find a picture, so I had to take a screenshot.

In Douluo Continent, my brother is the protagonist, and I become his babysitter.

I've read 31 chapters. The protagonist has innate soul power level 9, but it took 20 chapters before they started working on their soul ring. Each chapter is basically just the protagonist and a dimwitted character rambling on and on. The process of acquiring a soul ring took 11 chapters, just one line of rambling, with absolutely no plot development. I don't know what the author is trying to express in each chapter. But since it's tagged as a single female lead, I'll keep reading.

The beginning was alright, but it started to turn sour later on. The Douluo Continent fanfic was going well, but then they added the Divine Seal plot, which completely ruined the reading experience. Especially after chapter 300, it felt like they were destroying the book and the plot. And what's with the mindless buffing of Tang San?

Thousand Snow

This is the second male lead who came specifically to discourage others from pursuing this relationship.

Wow, it feels like the Douluo Continent criticizing Shrek Academy is almost becoming a form of procedural justice. Mindless smear campaigns are one thing, but I don't object to smear campaigns themselves, I object to mindless attacks.