Blow Up the Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul, Become a Plant in Douluo

I watched the part about the exploding martial spirit several times, and the more I watched, the more it gave me the feeling of a primary school student solving Goldbach's Conjecture through hard work. I thought, whether it's writing about cheat codes or protagonists with innate extraordinary abilities, that's all pretty normal, so why do they insist on giving the protagonist the identity of a…

It's a bit short, but slightly longer than a Korean man's.

There's a eunuch with the Dark Blue Silver Grass martial soul ahead.

Did they change the name and start writing again? It seems like the author of that other book said the parts he cut out were, if not 100%, at least 97-98% identical. That book was apparently abandoned after a few pages. But it doesn't matter. As long as the later plot is good and the idea is creative, I can keep watching. The Blue Silver Emperor can be collected and absorbed.

There are always fanfiction authors who think they can find a new path, that they can break new ground... But the truth is, once a martial spirit explodes, it's useless...

To be honest, the first twenty-odd chapters were alright, but then... I got really confused when the protagonist got his first spirit ring. First of all, the protagonist doesn't have much hatred for Tang San, partly due to the original novel and partly due to everyday life. However!

That's a bit presumptuous... Coming to Douluo Continent and not using Martial Souls, but Wood Escape, and that Wood Escape was something he created himself in the early stages, with no theoretical basis or precedent. He just thought it worked and that's how he created it. If you had just used the Blue Silver Emperor, or even better, the Blue Silver Soul Bone and the Ice and Fire Yin-Yang Well, you could have created an 800-year Soul Ring directly.

Holy crap, you're such a deadbeat! If you're not going to update, at least send a message so we can delete it. What's the point of making us wait all this time?

Squash? Peashooter? Why not develop a proper wood-based system for Plants vs. Zombies? It smoothly exits my bookshelf.

After reading 30 chapters, I noticed something interesting: the protagonist wasn't actually immune to death after all. In reality, even copying homework can lead to mistakes, but the protagonist succeeds on his first try. Even if the theory is correct, it feels like something I came up with by sheer ingenuity.