Douluo Dalu: The Heavenly Book Made Ordinary

If you use paper to cut people, it doesn't have to be a book. You might as well just use the entire homework book. The first impression a book gives people is that of a record. I thought you would use the things recorded in it, or the classic way of beating people with the whole book. But he did the lowest thing, taking out the paper from the book and cutting people. Is the meaning of books to you just that you can use them to make origami airplanes?

① If the auxiliary system cannot stack buffs for others, it is not called auxiliary. If you give it to yourself alone, then increase the skill. The kind of unorthodox support that solves the opponent's problem is the same person ② The basic rules of the auxiliary system are to halve the effect of stacking buffs for yourself and at the same time stack the food buffs by yourself ③ The Qibao auxiliary cows have a large number, and each additional buff ring has 10% more effect, regardless of the level gap (a large level gap means a large mana consumption)

First of all, all definitions include subjective factors. Most of them think it is useless. The commonly circulated ones will be called waste martial souls Book martial souls may be found in Wuhun Palace or some big forces. They are relatively good at theoretical work, but they are not famous Secondly, in the era of Douluo Yi, I personally feel that I am relatively backward and primitive. Martial spirit training and the like are too primitive. There are still few special geniuses who have developed martial arts and use all kinds of brainstorming. Therefore, the understanding of martial arts is generally based on its own function Also, after all, it is a fantasy world. What is valued is strength. To say that martial arts is useless, what is belittled is its combat function, rather than waste in all aspects.

Is the technology coming from the factory processing line? There was a little restraint in the early stage, but then I let myself go. The twists and turns of the plot and the continuity didn't feel at all.

It's not that books and paper are always used as weapons. It's just that conventional combat methods can only be used in the early stage. Later, when there are more soul skills in other aspects, the protagonist has other combat methods that are created and developed by himself.

Other people's world on a page is about exploring the world in person, gaining insights through experience, and integrating knowledge and action. Your world on a page is about exploring the world while standing on a giant database.

It always felt like Tang Xiaosan died. It feels like the atmosphere of the whole world has dropped.

It feels like after Tang San died, the overall atmosphere has dropped too much, and it feels a lot monotonous.

The plot is not good to watch. It focuses too much on the description of the concept, but ignores the precipitation that is most needed for the development of the plot. The experience of growing up is not written at all, and there is no sense of substitution. A skill or method can be dealt with simply by looking at the information.

First of all, Zhu Zhuqing was quite popular among the heroines in Douluo, and she had a good personality and a good figure. It would be a pity to write her off like this. The protagonist changed Ning Rongrong's original trajectory, but ignored Zhu Zhuqing (Soto City Fighting Soul can completely cut off Hu, and can change destiny, no one can refuse). Even if he doesn't win his heart, there is no need to write him to death!