Douluo Dalu: In the World of the Peerless Douluo, I Revive an Angel

I feel like the protagonist is acting like a saint. During Xu Sanshi's awakening process, the protagonist saved Jiang Nannan, then blamed himself for not being strong enough to help the Xuanming Sect come up with a better way to save the other sacrificed girls. And when Tang Ya spoke rudely, the protagonist didn't react at all, and even happily helped her hunt for souls. 😅😅😅

Another haunted house protagonist who tries to humiliate Tang San but ends up being even more disgusting than Tang San himself.

It's truly speechless. They act like saints while simultaneously stating they're not saints. Does this mean that anyone writing saintly articles can get away with just adding a footnote? That's incredibly absurd.

Huo Yuhao's greatest foreign teacher wasn't the Heavenly Dream Ice Silkworm, but Elder Yi. This old man taught him necromancy, and if Huo Yuhao studied it carefully, he could deduce a complete magic system, even replacing the so-called Soul Ring system with it. The Soul Ring system reaches its limit at level 99. To advance further, one needs a Godhood.

The protagonist wants to rely on the God of Destruction to fight Tang San. My answer is that it's unreliable. You can look down on Tang San's character, but you can't underestimate his strength. By Douluo Continent 20, Tang San's strength had surpassed that of the God of Destruction, and even the combined forces of the God of Life and the God of Destruction could not defeat him.

Tang San was only a few years old when he stole the Tang Sect's secret techniques. What valuable things could he have stolen? I think the so-called Mysterious Heaven Treasure Record was just a standard technique for inner disciples of the Tang Sect, and the so-called supreme mental cultivation method of the Tang Sect was just Tang San's arrogance.

I almost completely subscribed to the author's previous book. The protagonist of that book was a pseudo-protagonist because the real protagonist was the protagonist's daughter, whose background was unknown, who was reborn, possessed twin martial souls, and had constant opportunities. The protagonist himself, as a transmigrator who knew the original plot, hardly changed the storyline at all.

Having read up to chapter 140 so far, the protagonist gives me the impression that he's aligned with Qian Renxue. He sides with her in criticizing Tang San, but his actions, while ostensibly for national righteousness, are remarkably similar to Tang San's. Tang San, in Douluo Continent I, fought the Spirit Hall under the guise of avenging his parents and the Clear Sky Sect.

Having read so many Douluo Continent fanfics, I've noticed the biggest difference between Douluo Continent I and Douluo Continent II. In Douluo Continent I, you could write about the rise of the common people from humble beginnings. In Douluo Continent II, you're at least either a noble or from a wealthy family in a big city.

I read up to chapter 199 and he was still single, so I didn't want to read any further. Those who like this type of story can consider it, but I certainly don't. 😍