Douluo Dalu: This Tang San Is Different

If the purpose of this introduction is merely to attract attention and lure people in, then I would say it's very well done; it's an excellent template. Here I want to properly refute what exactly Tang San's so-called "black mark" is. Having read so many Douluo Continent novels, I've never seen any transmigrator consider Tang San's existence a black mark.

This introduction sounds like a fairy's "Leaving aside the facts...", The fault isn't mine, it's the world's. 😳😳

I've almost finished reading it, and here's my take: First, the author's writing is excellent. Second, the author is incredibly hypocritical. It's clear the author read a lot of low-quality fanfiction and then started writing haphazardly. The early chapters were somewhat innocent and pure, but later on, it was like the author became a completely different person, starting to build a harem and…

The synopsis cleverly avoids the real issues; Tang San's true flaws don't lie in the first part, yet the synopsis insists on bringing up the first part, making it seem as if Tang San was some kind of saint.

The author didn't write this book to whitewash Tang San by recognizing his positive qualities; rather, the author wrote it after reading so many fanfics that criticized Tang San. Frankly, the author doesn't even believe Tang San is innocent.

Everyone criticizes Tang San, but in Douluo Continent fanfiction, 99% of the characters go even further than Tang San!

Tang San is just a villain. He overthrows a force that maintains order and then abandons it. This is equivalent to overthrowing Qin Shi Huang, who unified the Central Plains, and then walking away, leaving the world to return to the state of six warring states.

The synopsis was so cringeworthy. Tang San's problem is that he acts like a hypocrite while pretending to be virtuous. Of course, if you don't care about pretense and just act like a prostitute, there's no problem. But no matter how shameless you are, you'll still get criticized for the lousy things you do. At most, people won't call you a hypocrite, but the fact remains that Tang San isn't a good person.

The plagiarism of that "Beast of Terror" book was outrageous; they even copied the author's original female apprentice. Their behavior was utterly disgraceful. Then, when the author took a break from updating and there was nothing left to copy, their true skill level was revealed, and they really made a huge blunder.

In reality, Xiao Yan and Tang San are quite similar, except that Xiao Yan is an upright, ordinary person, while Tang San is an ordinary person who pretends to be virtuous while being a prostitute. Most importantly, Tang Jia San Shao portrayed Tang San as far too noble.