Myriad Worlds: Bringing Imaginations to Life, Starting with Douluo Dalu

Define energy first, use photosynthesis to use solar energy, and then find a way to create fusion and burn stones to obtain energy.

The more I read, the more boring I become. In a world of force, you are trying to reason with words. You wonder if you are the reincarnation of a saint. What makes others agree with you is your guarantee of force. You say this and that nonsense everywhere. What is the protagonist of your novel trying to gain from others? Are you so fragile that you are trying to gain the trust or support of others in your heart? What kind of strong man is he? He's just a cold-blooded person on the outside but naive on the inside.

I suggest you don't do that kind of scene where you talk to yourself about how to play chess. It's very embarrassing. It's better to use actions to prove your B position than to talk to yourself and brag about it now.

No, I can't stand it. The author of Qidian praised martial arts too high, higher than the entire fantasy and fairy setting, but did not give a clear and complete definition. Exercising the body is like building up defense and strength, but there is no magic resistance or energy resistance, just like a martial artist, how can you resist my one-shot space annihilation?

Too wordy. It's a long story and there are too many settings thrown in. The content is now shortened and written to one-third. It is definitely a good book.

They keep talking about how awesome the protagonist is, and then he takes the initiative to merge the two realms, exposes himself to many gods, and faces the sea god Tang San. Doesn't this mean he takes the initiative to create a formidable enemy? It is obvious that one can honestly accept the Asura God's throne to increase his strength and then merge with other worlds. It's even funnier if you say that resources are insufficient and you need to go to other worlds to fight for them. Tang San could go all the way to the God King without the support of resources from other worlds. You created so many secret techniques and obtained so many resources, but you are still stuck at level 40 or so. Don't talk about a lot of big principles in order to stabilize the foundation. Does the Douluo world have a so-called foundation? Can't we wait for the God King to draw on the power of stars later? Or explore other worlds? What are you anxious about? The protagonist is just like the one who pursued self-created soul skills in the early stage, unable to distinguish the key points. A good hand of cards is completely ruined. Your life depends entirely on the game played by the gods above. Even if you have a backup plan, you can't be sure.

A bunch of great principles are piled together and it feels like a lot of nonsense. I am not here to see you explain things. I just thought I was going to advance the plot, but I didn't expect another bunch of nonsense. Can you simplify it a bit?

,,,,,,-,,,,,, Forget it if other people in Shrek don't know, but Ning Rongrong doesn't know? Then there was another wave of trolling. The first few dozen pictures were all about settings. The settings are full of stuff. The settings are very good. I was attracted by the settings, but I can't give up. I haven't read too much of this book because I really couldn't stand it anymore, but I wanted to leave a comment, so I ordered a chapter. I just thought why such a good setting could be written like this... And after reading the comment section, they said that the author started writing Douluo Mo, and said that it was ruined by too much water. This book also became more and more watery later on. Is there anyone who has finished reading it?

Rambling here and there just doesn't advance the plot. I haven't wanted to watch it since I got to Dou Er. The plot doesn't advance at all

Brother, your style of writing is not suitable for novels, but for expository writing. Remember to keep the next book short, except when you are showing off, just briefly introduce the concept. There is no need to explain everything. I've tried it three times, and I only came in today due to the limited exemption, so I can't stand it. It's all about dancing