Douluo: Thunder Moves the Sky

It's awesome, it will become more and more expensive in the future.

Why do you still want to take your father's last name even though your father abandoned you and your mother was hunted down?

No matter what others think, I can't stand this kind of novel about Tang San.

Overall, it's okay, but I still don't understand the character design of the protagonist And the details are not very well controlled (did you forget Dou Er's whale gum?) I also want to ask a question, is the protagonist's plug-in "Thunder God" from Douluo's native divine faction, "Thunder Dragon" from the Dragon God faction, or something else?

Practice very hard.

First of all, let me state that this book has some secondary settings, but I think these secondary societies make the originally unreasonable Douluo Continent more reasonable. So I admire the author's courage and ideas. I might have some barriers when I started reading. But after reading the author's second setting, I feel much more comfortable and very reasonable! After all, it is a fantasy novel. No matter how powerful the third young master of the Tang family is, he cannot write this virtual world perfectly and make everything look reasonable. It can only be said that the original author's writing skills are better and more imaginative. He created this world. Other authors can consider making changes and making some reasonable settings in this world that is not particularly complete and real.

Hey, the protagonist is really useless. He is paralyzed once, used to transform into a dragon, paralyzed once... I don't know what he has been practicing in a day, but he doesn't care about it except for his soul power? As a time traveler, the memory is blurred, but what about the way of thinking? When playing a game, you have to look at the skill introduction... Every time you are in a coma, you don't know anything. If you accept it, why don't you study it in normal times?

The feeling of Douluo's parallel world, comics + novels + some secondary settings, except for a few minor problems in the first few chapters, it looks okay from now on Good luck, author

To put it bluntly, the protagonist is an indigenous protagonist, very mediocre and has nothing outstanding.

Evolution of Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus ~ Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus

I would like to ask the author if he has any idea of ​​letting the protagonist rebuild a sect by himself.

The protagonist is too mediocre, passive throughout the whole process, without any initiative

To be honest, the author might as well write Du Er based on your two assumptions. This second awakening is too outrageous.

Is this book based on the comic book setting?

The protagonist is Yu Xiaogang's son. . .

I hope the author will consider the fairy grass given to the protagonist in the future, what is the opportunity to intercept Hu Tang San, and the soul ring. The seventh soul ring is the Azure Bull Python, and don't forget to take the Nine Crowns of the True Dragon (mentioned in the comics) from the Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus Sect, and strive to evolve into the top Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus. In fact, I hope that after the author finishes this novel, he will write another novel about Dou Yi, in which the protagonist is born into a noble family, inherits the Dark Sacred Dragon, and then joins the Seven Treasures Glazed Sect. After all, the protagonist's martial spirit is the Blue Electric Tyrannosaurus Rex. How about writing a novel about Dou Er, in which the protagonist inherits a strange antler or a ghostly martial spirit, and then the protagonist becomes a god.