Douluo Dalu: The Glorious Emperor

Can you please stop adding anecdotal historical details? What kind of novel is this? What's the point of adding this stuff? Ask yourself honestly, did you even create a sense of history? This anecdotal history is a joke. It's as toxic as the "no one knows what will happen many years from now" plot point.

I'm dying of laughter. This is the first time I've seen someone compare the protagonist to Cao Cao and Liu Bei. This is the worst time Cao Cao and Liu Bei have been portrayed negatively. Cao Cao massacred several cities, but what about the main character? Cao Cao was a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty throughout his life, but what about the protagonist?

In the original novel, Douluo Continent was never unified, so no one chose to unify the world. Even Bibi Dong only wanted to destroy the Spirit Hall. What I mainly wrote was the Douluo Continent version of the First Emperor. Millions of years from now, who will not revere the title "First Emperor"?

Overall it's alright, although the political intrigue is quite naive, and the so-called classical Chinese is rather awkward.

Who are the female leads? Not Bibi Dong, I don't want to be Bibi Dong's simp.

Is this Douluo Continent? Are you showing me some kind of palace drama?

My assessment is: The protagonist, like Qian Renxue, doesn't do anything productive and prefers to play political games. All the power in the fantasy world is concentrated in his own hands. Once he's strong enough, he can simply sweep through the Douluo Continent without much effort. But if he's not strong enough, and he tries to rule others, do you think they'll agree?

I've always thought it's ridiculous for the protagonist to fight for the throne. The Heaven Dou royal family can be the ruler of an empire; they have plenty of Soul Douluos. What makes the protagonist think he can seize the throne from the Star Luo and Spirit Hall? And Soul Skills aren't important? Try having a Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul yourself.

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One chapter a day and you still want to write a side story? Seriously, you really think too highly of yourself.