Douluo: a Super Serious Survival Diary

It's not that exciting, but the logic is very smooth. Although I'm a bit stubborn, normal people would think about it

It is very unreasonable. It is clearly shown that the protagonist is centered on self-interest and is relatively smart and rational. As a result, after being hunted down so many times, the problem with the diary has not yet been discovered, and it always seems to be brushed aside.

This Douluo fan is okay. It clearly states that the core point is that people will be destroyed for their own sake. Other Douluo fans have all kinds of unreasonable favors. Giving others treasures can be life-threatening. They are crazy. The writing is not like normal people at all. It can reduce intelligence but cannot be brainless. How can someone like Jack Ma be rich? He gives you money for no reason? This is a normal person, but the protagonist of the same story can give away treasures and soul bones, so he doesn't give his life to others, which is anti-humanity! ! ! !

In the first part, the jelly grass grew normally in the blessed land, but it didn't work well even if it grew faster every year. In the second part, Tang San took action and all the luck of the entire soul beast forest was there.

It's okay. Although it's not as brainless as other diaries, it's still a serious mental deterioration.

Why is the protagonist so bad that he is worse than a dog? All the rewards have been taken away by others. What kind of plane are they doing? Who is the protagonist? He has lost his mind.😒😒😒😒

The meaning of the protagonist's existence is to be used by others! Use it here, use it over there! It's Qibao's turn. If the protagonist doesn't join in, his life will be lost! This book focuses on a tortured and tortured protagonist!

All the major forces are going to catch him. They must have discovered the fairy grass, and the protagonist can get a piece of it! What is the fate of the protagonist? The good ones become others' dogs, the bad ones die on the spot. What a waste!

Once the diary flow is discovered by the protagonist, the diary can no longer be used as a useful subject, that is, the core role of spoiling the story to the girl and sharing psychological activities with the girl. The author knows this very well, and so does the old bookworm, so why does the comment section require the protagonist to find out? Why is the author forced to do this kind of writing that will greatly increase the probability of being cut in half? Because your protagonist is smart and wise, but cold-blooded and unscrupulous, just for his own character, the plot is destined to develop in this way, otherwise the character will collapse. Why is diary flow always synonymous with Xiaobai? I believe that having written this book, the author should also understand. The evaluation is that the agency was too clever in its calculations, and its treatment of Xiaodong won short-term reputation but lost the fate of the entire book.

It was cold and slowly destroyed. It would be better for the system to explode. Then this incident caused Bibi Dong Qian Renxue's strength to be sealed, and then the system was upgraded and degraded. The protagonist's strength has seriously declined, and he can write a lot more. . . It really hurts to be like this all the time.

Let me profile the author's psychological journey - at the beginning, I want to write a rigorous novel to let readers know that I am not the kind of novice diary writer. When I wrote tens of thousands of words in the mid-term, haha, I was conquered by my creativity and rigorous logic, and I was very high-spirited. At a time of 100,000 words, why do so many people care about the protagonist and not think about the issue of the diary? Why are you so picky about such a small detail? It really annoys me to death. After looking at the complaints in the comment area and looking at the backend data, I realized that if I continued like this, I would have no chance of being promoted to the Daily Detox, so I came up with the idea of ​​"I'll do whatever feels good to me." Actually, to be honest, do readers really care about discovering the diary problem? I told you the root of the problem before they asked, because you wrote the whole book in the same way, that is, the goddess is trying to lick a dog to whet the reader's appetite, but everyone is not a licker, so they are annoyed. To put it simply, readers no longer want to see your protagonist hiding around, fighting wits and courage with the air. It is boring and boring, so they will look for the argument that "there is no need to run around".

This time, the protagonist became seriously mentally ill, unable to guess that the function of the diary was just for people to read. Was it because of the weirdness of the diary that he subconsciously ignored the abnormality in this aspect? Or is it for plot needs🤔🤔

It's too witty. The system has blocked the protagonist's perspective that there is something wrong with the diary.

Has it started to go downhill? This is so well written... I really don't doubt myself at all.

The protagonist who is good to them will only become cheap and will have no favorable impression or even hatred. I think the setting of being rewarded for mentioning the name is too contrary to the interests of the protagonist. The diary itself is a reward. Do you still give rewards and thanks to others after reading your diary? As I said before, this book shouldn't have an emotional line, and it will fall apart if there are human characters.

To be honest, I don't really want the protagonist to have anything to do with the Qibao Glazed Sect! Because he was targeted by the Qibao Glazed Sect, he had to join or be killed. Both outcomes were detrimental to the protagonist's growth! The protagonist has neither strength nor background, so it's better to stay away! I think after investing in Duguyan and getting the fairy grass, what the protagonist has to do is to maximize his qualifications and strength! Then he fled to Poseidon Island to take part in the Poseidon assessment. If not the ninth examination, it was at least the Black Extreme assessment! Isn't it better to spend a few years on Poseidon Island to improve one's strength to a Contra Douluo or even a Titled Douluo than to be fearful on the road?

It's not that the main character's IQ is too limited. You can find it wherever you go. You never thought you were being watched. You don't want to think about why you are being discovered all the time.

Chapter 53, it has already exploded. I have a feeling that I will go elsewhere, waiting to give up.

By Chapter 59, it becomes a turtle, smelling like a hard lick

It's mediocre and not exciting at all. Bibi Dong's intelligence is so serious that he would give up more than 90 levels of cultivation to rebuild. What kind of international joke are you kidding? In addition, the protagonist has a third-level garbage martial spirit that can absorb insects with qualifications, but he dare not use it. Isn't this just for casual use? How can it be better than this? And the diary rewards are basically gone later. There is no reward for writing a diary, so what else is there to write about? 😵😵 After watching it, I felt so bored. . .

I haven't found out yet that it's the problem with the diary. The protagonist has no brain.

Bibi Dong has been with you for several years and takes action whenever you ask. So the city lord's younger brother is the protagonist's father? He was given a soul ring and a physical body to protect him, but he still sent it back properly. The passers-by, who had never seen him before, were speechless.

It's okay, at least the protagonist and supporting characters are not brainless, they are all written according to normal people's thinking.

This is the most annoying thing. Otherwise, you have to lower your wits to the bottom and treat it as a mindless novel. Otherwise, you don't have to lower your intelligence and treat it as a normal novel. This way of lowering your intelligence while writing a protagonist who is very intelligent makes me feel disconnected.

If the author planned this book to have no heroine, I don't think there would be much of a problem. Anyway, so far, except for Yu Tianrui, who was summoned from the parallel world by the command curse, he was sincere. Others initially treated the protagonist with utilitarianism. Even if I feel good about it in the process, personally it's really not much. And the protagonist doesn't trust anyone easily, and getting along with other heroines is the same old-fashioned way of torturing her before communicating with her. Secondly, the character design of the protagonist also has the attitude of game life, and the heroines also have the same feeling towards NPCs. Especially when I see Shui Bing'er, this feeling becomes more and more obvious, and Shui Bing'er is quite right. You have been teased to death, and then tell me that I like you? How much trust can there be. Although it's good that after it was put on the shelves, I killed Goldfinger's diary and took away the permissions without being tricked anymore, but that's it.

It's still the most interesting before it's put on the shelves, but it will inevitably fall into clichés later on.

I haven't finished it yet, but I'm halfway through it. Let's just say that since the protagonist knows the plot, it must be a time travel, and he also likes to read novels. It's impossible that he hasn't read novels such as diary writing and voice-over. It's so intellectual. If one thing is an accident and two things are coincidences, then he hasn't realized that three things are the same? ? Really enlightening

It turns out to be a silly article. It's interesting and worth reading.

There are not many big poisons, but there are a lot of small poisons. Don't watch it if you have low poison resistance or a bad mentality, it's just a irritation to people's mentality.

Write a diary and complain about it, Qiandaoliu has no "longevity" style at all