Douluo Dalu: Competing with Tang San in Double Standards

Is there even a need for comparison? More than half of the male protagonists in Douluo Continent fanfiction are more hypocritical than San Gou, and the other half are no less hypocritical than San Gou.

Alas, a young child carrying a large sum of money through a bustling marketplace is testing the moral standards of others.

It's said that when Tang San was writing Douluo Continent, he used his friends' names for the characters. Then, Tang San did something inhumane, and Tang San himself did something inhumane—dancing and suddenly having a daughter overnight.

In Douluo Continent II, Huo Yuhao used a magic system, demonstrating that the Douluo Continent can accommodate various cultivation systems. Cultivating the Yi Jin Jing can also produce internal energy similar to that of the Dragon Tiger Sect. It's possible to cultivate to the Black-level Floating Pagoda without relying on spirit rings. Let's not say it's impossible.

Trash! One person hasn't even attained enlightenment yet, and they expect their entire family and relatives to benefit from it. They send out everything, and then people still come knocking on their door. So you're going to create a genius supporting character just to highlight your own frustration? He neither wanted to showcase his talent and join the Spirit Hall, nor did he want to simply lie low. It's simply history

The writing is very toxic. At the beginning, he had the Thousand-Year Soul Ring of Whale Glue and was wandering around. He even traded the Mysterious Heaven Skill to Bibi Dong and said that it could allow people with low innate soul power to cultivate to full soul power. If Bibi Dong knew this, would she not tell Yu Xiaogang?

Pretending to be cool in the early stages is pointless; it's better to focus on increasing your soul power level.

So far, there are no major flaws. (Chapter 31) is still reasonable. The only minor flaws are the "golden finger" and the transmigration origin. At least I know that a toddler carrying gold through a busy street wouldn't have a problem if they had a little common sense.

The pacing is rather slow; the protagonist doesn't even go to Star Dou to acquire a Soul Ring until chapter 17. He gives the impression of being somewhat incomplete in his thinking. The experience gained from Bodhidharma during cultivation is only a reference point, as the experience of a strong individual in the later stages is only relative to that of a weak individual in the early stages.

The remaining eight weapon spirits can be chosen from the following: the Panlong Staff of the Eternal East Wind, Xu Xiaoyan's Star Staff, Yun Ming's Sky-Supporting Spear, the Nine Treasure Pagoda, and the Two Swords of Passion and Ruthlessness, etc., All of which have at least existed as demigods at level 99. Don't go for the ones from Douluo Continent, which are mostly level 97 or 98 at best.