In Douluo Dalu, I Tricked Tang Hao from the Start
人在斗罗，开局忽悠唐大锤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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367Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
14.8kFans
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This is completely incomprehensible. The protagonist and Tang Hao have only met a few times. How could Tang Hao possibly spread rumors about him? Just because the protagonist is arrogant? What's even more ridiculous is that the protagonist deliberately injured himself to avoid arousing Tang Hao's suspicion.
Why can't you grasp the key points? You're just rambling on and on, unable to understand the importance of strength above all else. You don't know how to plan before you act. You don't know how to use your foresight to plan for whale glue, medicinal baths, immortal herbs, the Ice and Fire Dragon King's soul bone, Dragon Valley, the locations of 100,000-year-old soul beasts and ferocious beasts…
I'm Tian Hao, just a different name for the same thing!
The author has written another Douluo Continent fanfic. The idea from the previous book was very interesting, and the expansion of the cultivation system was well written, although some parts were beyond my comprehension. I hope this book can be written even better, and that it will offer something new and different from the previous one!
Let me share my reading experience with those who come after me.
I couldn't stand it anymore; it was tasteless to me, but a pity to throw away. I was drawn in by the wildly imaginative plot, but the story development was a complete mess. It looked alright at first, but it quickly turned out what I thought was...
I found a bug. The path the protagonist has taken so far has nothing to do with whether or not he cheats Tang San. To cheat Tang San, you only get a defective version of Iron Armor, but at the cost. Looking at the latest chapters, your life may not be saved, and the risks and rewards are not proportional at all.
What's even more ridiculous is that the protagonist, a person with no cheat codes, no background, and no talent, dares to provoke Yu Xiaogang? I just want to ask you, are you tired of living? No matter what, Yu Xiaogang is the son of the Blue Lightning Tyrannosaurus Rex clan chief. You dare to offend Yu Xiaogang like this? Aren't you afraid that Yu Xiaogang will kill you?
It's a complete mess, like shit. Nearly a hundred chapters and the character's soul power is still below level ten. And it talks about absorbing the lowest age soul rings to avoid them affecting the character, and about using self-created soul skills from now on. What the hell? If you're so capable, try using ten-year soul rings all the time, and I guarantee it won't affect you at all, without using a single soul bone.
Isn't your protagonist's behavior just like Tang San's?
Everyone dislikes Tang San and criticizes him, but that's no excuse for writing the protagonist the same as, or even worse than, him.
What utter nonsense is this? Just based on a few words, Ah Yin is going to help you grow up to deal with her husband and children? A 100,000-year-old Blue Silver Grass has somehow ended up in a dog's body? Even a dog knows to bite the person its master wants to beat.
The author is really something, getting a barrage of criticism after chapter 65. I knew it! I kept feeling something was off while I was reading, but after reading the comments, I understand now. I've lost all desire to continue reading.