In Douluo Dalu, Zhu Zhuqing Isn't the Only One in My Arms

I hope the author can be more meticulous. The naming and effects of this spirit ring and spirit bone skill are like those of a stepchild. Clearly, early-game amplification skills should be paired with one or two spirit bones for transition. Only spirit skills exceeding ten thousand years are truly offensive. Then, upon becoming a god, he brings his wife and children along. "One person attains enlightenment, and all their relatives and friends benefit" is the standard setup.

Can the author be a little more rigorous with the descriptions of the immortal herbs? The "Waiting for Autumn Dew" is for enhancing the spirit, while the ice and fire herbs are for improving physical strength. Xiao Wu's herb enhances soul power and masks the effects of her soul beast, and Ning Rongrong's is the essence of the sun and moon, compensating for the inherent deficiencies of her martial…

The main character only needs to be six years old, why does it have to be seven?

Now that we have the three beauties of Shrek Academy, Liu Erlong, and maybe Qian Renxue, and we could also consider Tang San's mother, Ah Yin. Any more than that would be boring!

Can a seven-year-old really understand that much?