Douluo: I, Pain, Will Bring Nuclear Peace to Douluo

The seven days are not up and the introduction cannot be modified. The misunderstanding caused by this will be explained here. The content of the book is still different from the description of Tang's father and son in the introduction. The logic is this - Tang Hao and his son have always flaunted themselves with justice, so Payne fled to Holy Soul Village, thinking that Tang Hao would probably save him. Note that it is possible, because of Tang San's growth as a child, he would prevent evil deeds from happening in Holy Soul Village. Penn never said that Tang Hao must be saved, nor did he say that he would take revenge because the other party refused to save him. Just after this incident, I saw Tang Hao's face clearly! (This is the point! From this, Payne reinterpreted the plot of the original work and discovered that it is deeper and different from the original work. Douluo may not be that simple) . Yes, no one has the obligation to save others, that's right! But what does it mean to flaunt justice and enjoy the benefits brought by the name of justice while doing nothing to save someone? ?? In addition, take ourselves as an example, not to mention those who flaunt justice, but we do not flaunt justice. Our own lives hang on a thread. Others can easily save you, but they refuse to save you. Do you have any emotions? If the other party claims to be righteous, will you think he is hypocritical?

After reading the first few chapters, this is indeed the case. Although it has nothing to do with the original work, the author explained clearly in the follow-up. With Tang Hao's originally scheming and hypocritical character, it is very likely that he would do such a thing. The author's adaptation is also reasonable. Many friends who read the fanfic may not know what kind of person Tang Hao is. They only know that Tang San has double standards, and they don't know where the double standards are. Let's just say that Tang Hao doesn't need to be criticized by the author at all! In summary, I think this book is okay, at least in terms of logic, and the entire plot does not appear childish. I look forward to Payne growing up to intimidate Douluo and leveling Naruto! Come on!

I've been watching it for a long time and I've been catching up on updates, so I forgot to give it a good review. The plot is very stable, and there are few clues that make me feel at ease and comfortable watching it. Then as the plot progresses, it becomes more and more exciting. I can't say it's a masterpiece, but it definitely doesn't stain your eyes. You can see for yourself whether it is a blow or not. It is best to pay attention to the logic of the opening chapter. Many simple-minded readers will see the wind as rain, add drama to themselves, and then discredit the negative reviews I hope this book will get better and better. I am looking forward to it. Payne will start the dark turmoil and dominate the world! (Said in the group)