Battle Through the Heavens: The Path to Dou Di, Awakened With the Jade Snake Three-Flower Eyes

Aren't there any fanfiction stories about enslaving Medusa or ruthlessly trampling on her arrogance? I've read so many, it's either praising Medusa or I'm just tired of seeing her.

The recent chapters seem a bit too classic... Almost every Doupo fanfic features the classic Gama Empire three-piece set, Wutan City, Qingshan Town, and the desert... The path taken in these chapters has returned to the story of Yao Lao and the Different Flame. Playing with Different Flames in Doupo does align with the original work, but modern readers prefer things that deviate from the original (without violating the worldview and basic settings). From Naruto, Doupo, Douluo, and other works, many readers don't like following the original main characters' paths and prefer to see a different path and a different plot. My personal suggestion is to start from the essence of the Snake Eyes or borrow the setting of the Great Thousand Worlds. (I haven't read much of the Great Thousand Worlds, so I can't offer much advice.)

The cultivation method for Dou Qi is through techniques, which are divided into four ranks: Heaven, Earth, Profound, and Yellow. Each rank is further divided into three levels: low, medium, and high, with the highest being the Heaven rank and the lowest being the Yellow rank. The difference between ranks is vast, while the difference between levels is not significant. The differences between different ranks of techniques mainly lie in four aspects: First, quality: to unleash the same power, a higher-rank technique requires far less Dou Qi than a lower-rank technique. Second, quantity: for two people of equal strength, the person using a higher-rank technique can hold far more Dou Qi than the person using a lower-rank technique. Third, absorption and cultivation speed: for two people with the same talent, the person using a higher-rank technique levels up much faster and recovers Dou Qi much faster than the person using a lower-rank technique. Fourth, smoothness: the person using a higher-rank technique wields Dou Qi more smoothly and conveniently than the person using a lower-rank technique; in simpler terms, Dou Qi is easier to use. Although higher-rank techniques have many advantages, it seems unsuitable to start with a Heaven rank technique directly. Instead, one should start with a Profound rank technique and gradually switch to Earth and Heaven rank techniques as strength increases. The method of using Battle Qi is called Battle Techniques. Battle Techniques allow Battle Qi to be fully utilized, maximizing its power in battle. Like cultivation methods, Battle Techniques are divided into four ranks and twelve levels: Heaven, Earth, Profound, and Yellow, with huge differences between ranks. Common Battle Techniques include three categories: offensive, defensive, and movement techniques. There are also more niche categories like flight and sonic techniques. In reality, Battle Techniques are meant to be displayed; writing them is not so easy to control. Even Battle Techniques of the same rank can have vastly different power levels. The most obvious example is the Ancient Clan's Emperor Seal Technique. A single Mountain-Opening Seal is a high-level Earth-rank Battle Technique, and four seals stacked together are also a high-level Earth-rank Battle Technique, but the power difference between the two is even greater than the difference between Earth-rank and Profound-rank Battle Techniques. Cultivation techniques are similar to internal energy cultivation in martial arts novels, both used for training; combat techniques are similar to external energy cultivation in martial arts novels, both used for fighting. The capacity of cultivation techniques and the consumption of combat techniques are basically corresponding. For example, when cultivating a Xuan-rank cultivation technique, there will be basically no consumption when using Xuan-rank or lower combat techniques. However, if an Di-rank combat technique is used, the body's internal fighting energy will be greatly consumed, or even completely depleted. There is another relatively rare item called secret techniques, which can be used to directly enhance a person's strength for a short period of time. Secret techniques are not described in detail in terms of their classification. Low-level secret techniques are similar to temporarily boosting strength by overdrawing one's physical resources, with huge side effects and minimal improvement. High-level secret techniques, on the other hand, provide a huge boost in strength with minimal or no damage to the body. As one's strength increases, the amount of battle qi that can be contained within the body also increases. Battle qi is divided into different attributes, each with its own characteristics. Attributes are determined by the soul, but can be changed later in life (poisonous battle qi, mutated battle qi). Choosing the same cultivation technique according to one's own attribute is important. Different attributes have a certain degree of mutual restraint, but this restraint has little or no effect when there is a significant difference in strength. In conclusion, the outcome of a battle is determined by a combination of factors, including strength level, cultivation techniques, combat skills, secret methods, elixirs, and even combat experience, with strength level being the decisive factor.

Is it necessary to create a force to unify the Northwest? Xiao Yan created the Flame Alliance to protect the Xiao family. Apart from taking the Snake-People tribe with him, the protagonist, all alone, doesn't need to worry about the mess in the Northwest. He can focus on the Central State Pill Tower or become the young master of the Starfall Pavilion.

The female lead has Xiao Xun'er in her card, so how can you win over this ultimate romance-obsessed character if you don't start in Wutan City?

To be honest, I don't quite understand why the Jade Serpent Three-Flower Pupil was made to have a unique function. This eye wasn't particularly powerful in the Great Thousand World, so it was just icing on the cake. Xiao Yan didn't have any special constitution, and in the end, he became the Flame Emperor of the Great Thousand World.

A corpse has risen? Never mind, let's see how long you can hold out. I'll come back to see you later.

There's really no point in lingering around the palace gates like this.

A reader just commented on my first chapter. I clicked on it and saw it was updated a day ago. I checked the table of contents and it was updated again three days ago. Let's see how long I can keep this up.

The biggest plot hole seems to be that since it has the memories of the Dragon Soul, why doesn't it have any of the cultivation techniques that come with the Dragon Soul? 🤔