Douluo Dalu: This Healer Hits a Little Too Hard

The first poisonous point is that he killed Tang Hao and then released Tang San. Originally this point may not have been a poisonous point, but the subsequent plot turned it into a poisonous point. I don't understand the author's idea. Why can other time travelers say that time travel can be said to be reincarnation, but Tang San must be reborn? This is very funny. When the author wrote that the protagonist told Ah Yin that Tang San was reborn by seizing his body, the protagonist of this book became a cousin and set up a memorial arch. The second poisonous point is that when a Douluo cannot force ordinary people to kill the world's top group with the method of ants killing an elephant, the so-called revolution is a joke, because in the setting of Douluo, becoming the world's top powerhouse, that is, it does not require anything to become a titled Douluo. Top skills, natural materials and earthly treasures only need to be practiced step by step, so strong men can appear among the people and those families. Just like in the real world, if private citizens and companies had nuclear bombs, would the world still be peaceful? I don't think so.

Is there another chapter between 164-165? It seems a little missing.

Wow, such a deserted book, is this being targeted by Dian Niang?