In Douluo Dalu, I Tricked Tang Hao from the Start

I have no idea what it is about. The protagonist and Tang Hao have only met a few times. Why should Tang Hao pass on the chaos to the protagonist? Just because the protagonist has a big face? What's even more funny is that the protagonist left himself with hidden wounds in order not to arouse Tang Hao's suspicion. Seeing this, I want to say what did the protagonist come to Holy Soul Village for? Just to injure yourself? There is no need to read this book. Just to avoid Tang Hao's suspicion of the protagonist, he injured himself all over. What future does the protagonist have? With no plug-ins, no background, no talent, and even injuries to himself, unless the protagonist has Tianmeng and Electrolux like Huo Yuhao, the protagonist's achievements will be just like that.

Why can't you grasp the key point? Wherever you go, study and study. I don't understand the point of respecting strength. I don't know how to make a decision before taking action. Use foresight to plan whale glue. Medicinal bath. Grass jelly. The soul bone of the Ice and Fire Dragon King. And Dragon Valley. The location of the hundred thousand year soul beast and the ferocious beast. There are even Wanzaixuan Ice Cave in Tianmeng and Longcheng. So many opportunities. Just a few of them can change your destiny against the will of heaven. I don't know how to write about grass roots in Loveland, but I don't know how to make a fool of myself. I will just leave it for blind research. Like Dugu Yan. Bring your own fairy grass and title grandfather. Anyway, it's all about gambling. He even dared to jump in front of Tang Hao and was afraid of Dugu Bo. Moreover, Dugu Bo's character is much better than Tang Hao's little brat. In the original work, the little Zha San detoxified him. But he went through life and death for the little bastard. Not to mention the grandson-in-law. I will play with your broken blue silver grass

The author is writing a Douluo fanfic again. The ideas in the previous book are very interesting, and the expansion of the cultivation system is well written, although it is a bit of a puzzle. I hope this book can be written better and have new ideas that are different from the previous one! After watching Douluo and Qin Shi, the interaction between Tian Hao and the female characters in the book is too raw. Stop being such an animal and make the interaction more normal, okay?

I can't stand it any longer. To me, it's a pity to throw it away if it's tasteless. I was attracted by my imagination, but the plot development is messy. It looked okay in the early stage, but what I think soon came out The first poisonous point: it was the early stage of hard training, spending a lot of energy, leaving hidden wounds all over, and then awakening half a level of soul power. The second poisonous point: After reading Chapter 80, Awakening Bluesilver Grass and Wooden Stick, I couldn't use the Clear Sky Hammer I snatched. This may have been mentioned later, but I couldn't hold on anymore. The third poisonous point: the setting is chaotic. The advantage of twin martial souls is that one has practiced to the point of being banned. As long as the physical fitness is improved, the soul rings of the two martial souls can be filled up without bottlenecks. The two martial souls of the protagonist are at different levels. The fourth poisonous point: the protagonist is too promiscuous. He takes a low-level teacher as his disciple, and asks the protagonist to help him upgrade without any help. In Chapter 80, he has no fifth-level soul power, so he evolved the martial soul for the teacher. The fifth poisonous point: too many ideas, no strength to support, too many and too messy operations, unable to improve the level, and still have to ask the villagers to practice. As his strength improves, no matter how he teaches him, he is still a novice and begins to expose his calculated skills. However, Fan discovers that the entire village, including the protagonist, will die. The sixth poisonous point: It is still a matter of cultivation. There are too many ideas. I want this and that, but I don't pay attention to improving the soul power level. I saw him saying that when he reaches level ten and participates in the Soul Master Competition in a few years, he will not be able to hold on anymore. Let's not talk about what level Tang San was at when he participated in the competition. How did the protagonist have the confidence to compete at level ten? Huo Yuhao's son of destiny's million-year soul ring did not dare to operate like that, and his goal was to reach level ten in a few years to compete in the competition. Wow, level ten in a few years. I'm crazy. Backed off. For me, it was very attractive in the early stage, but then the operation became more and more fascinating and I couldn't stand it anymore. Some of the poisonous points that I think may have been addressed by the author later, but I can't persist. To be honest, if Douluo Dalu is ridiculed again as a fantasy sewer, it is also fantasy, and strength comes first. The protagonist is indeed a showman, and improving strength is the most important thing. I feel that the cart is put before the horse

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. Anyway, the protagonist's path is to learn from little people, turn them into strong men, and then get feedback from little people in the process. This path is currently feasible. If so, what's the point of tricking Tang San? Is it going to bring unnecessary disaster to myself? Even if it is for joining Wuhun Palace in the future, it is actually too much. Even if you, a free spirit master, join the Spirit Hall in the future, it is equivalent to going to work. Just for the little salary every month, it is necessary to open a hell-level dungeon by yourself. Are you just a part-time worker risking your life for that little salary? Even if you really succeed, Wuhun Palace is still Wuhun Palace. Will people believe you when you tell them that nothing happened? If you fail, you will die without a burial place. Why do you help Wuhun Palace achieve this level? PS: In fact, what Liu Jingang said sounds like a teacher, but it is actually a white glove. This clearly means that he has more room to operate. No matter which force he joins, or in other words, he can go it alone. Even if Liu Jingang joins the empire with the benefit of the protagonist or Wuhun Temple dies in the end, it has nothing to do with the protagonist, because their master-disciple relationship is a secret between the two, and as long as the protagonist does not take the initiative to expose it, no one will know. Just because he wanted to trick Tang San, the protagonist, who could obviously hide behind the scenes, had to jump out and put himself in danger all the time. And it was because of cheating Tang San that his path was blocked. Originally, Wuhun Palace, the two empires, and the seven major sects all had options. But because of cheating Tang San, he could only hang himself on the tree in Wuhun Palace. Then what use would Liu Jingang's gloves have?

And what's even more funny is that the protagonist, who has no cheats, no background, and no talent, still dares to mess with Yu Xiaogang? I just want to ask you, are you impatient? No matter what, Yu Xiaogang is still the son of the leader of the Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus. How dare you offend Yu Xiaogang like this, are you not afraid that Yu Xiaogang will kill you?

It's a mess, just like Shi. After almost 100 chapters, the soul power is still less than level 10. What's more, in the future, the soul rings must be absorbed for a minimum period of time to prevent the soul rings from affecting themselves. In the future, I will use self-created soul skills and write nm ability. So if you have the ability, use all the ten-year soul rings. I guarantee that nm will never affect you. Don't use a single soul bone.

Everyone dislikes Tang San and hates him. This is not the reason why you make the protagonist the same or even worse.

Whatever you wrote is messy, just a few words from you. Ah Yin will help you and let you grow up to deal with her husband and children. Did the hundred thousand year old bluesilver grass live on a dog? Even if it is a dog, if the owner wants to hit someone, the dog will help bite him.

When I wrote Chapter 65, there was a lot of criticism. The author is also awesome. I just said that when I just read it, I always felt that it was so inconsistent. After reading the comment section, I felt relieved and no longer had the desire to pursue it.