Douluo Dalu: The Glorious Emperor

Please don't add wild history later, okay? What is your novel? What's the use of adding this thing? Ask yourself, have you written with a sense of history? This wild history is really a joke. It's as poisonous as the "no one knows for many years" point.

It made me laugh so hard. This is the first time I saw someone comparing the protagonist to Cao Cao and Liu Bei. This is the worst time that Cao Cao and Liu Bei were hacked. Cao Cao slaughtered many cities, where is the protagonist? Cao Cao has been a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty his whole life. Where is the protagonist? Liu Bei has been kind to his brothers throughout his life, but where is the protagonist? Liu Bei and Cao Cao never betrayed their country. What about the protagonist?

The original Douluo Continent has never been unified at all, so no one chooses to unify the world, even Bibi Dong just wants to destroy the Wuhun Palace. I mainly write about the Douluo Continent version of the First Emperor. Thousands of years later, who would not respect the words "First Emperor"?

Overall, it's okay, although the tactics in it are quite childish, and the so-called classical Chinese writing is quite lame.

Who are the heroines? Don't be Bibi Dong, don't be Bibi Dong's licking dog

Is it Douluo Continent? Why don't you show me another fucking palace drama?

My evaluation is: the protagonist, like Qian Renxue, prefers to play tricks instead of doing business, and all the great power in the fantasy world belongs to himself. When you are strong enough and want to rule Douluo, just push it. If you are not strong enough and want to rule others, do you think they will agree?

I have always felt that it is nonsense for the protagonist to fight for the throne. The Tiandou royal family can be the boss of an empire, and there are many Contras. Why should the protagonist seize the throne under the eyes of Xingluo and Wuhun Palace? And soul skills are not important? Give it a try with the Blue Silver Grass Martial Spirit. You have high ambitions but low ambitions. Do you expect the interest relationship between nobles to have nothing? Bone Douluo has many assassin geniuses. Involved in the struggle for power, Qian Renxue has level 20 innate soul power, cultivated by the dual resources of the Wuhun Palace and the Tiandou royal family, and is not even a Soul Saint in order to become the emperor in his 20s and 30s. I really don't understand what he has learned from the past. The author also wants the protagonist to plan for the throne. If the protagonist becomes a super Douluo, and then combines several principalities, the Third Reich will come out. If the protagonist doesn't work hard to gain power, fists are the only power in the fantasy world. If only one of the Three Peerless Worlds of Sea, Land and Air was missing, Wuhun Palace would have been unified long ago. If you have an army of tens of millions, I will take as many as I can with one slap.

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