In Douluo Continent, I Will Eventually Ascend to the Throne of the Supreme God

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Yu Xiaogang is not a master of theory, but you are.

Does Na'er have to become a fusion material... She has always resisted fusion. It is obvious that her soul will disappear after fusion 😐 I really don't like the third young master of the Tang family who likes to split his soul and finally fuse it with his strange sexual habit [f n=39] When I first watched Peerless Tang Sect, I was very frustrated with the two characters Wang Dong'er and Wang Qiu'er, but in the end they were both written down... Taking the essence of Dong'er and Qiu'er, and finally synthesized the dregs of Tang Wutong. When I watched this plot, my blood pressure soared.

Alas, it's not good to seize one's body. It's better to just reincarnate directly as the book friend suggested 😰

It's so strange, why do people always ask if it has a single female protagonist? Isn't the content of the story something to read? Or will the harem touch some people's pain points? Isn't it the author's writing skills that determine whether readers can continue reading? "The Deer and the Cauldron" does not have a single female protagonist, but it is still very interesting.

Why seize the body? It cannot be reincarnated, that is, it is conceived when the baby has no soul. This is a body that belongs entirely to oneself, and using someone else's body is quite alien to others.

How do I put it? I always think that the author has done a poor job in portraying the character of the protagonist. The protagonist always emphasizes that he wants to find a way to become a god and find his hometown. He always emphasizes that he is not a Douluo Continent native. At the same time, he portrays a Douluo Continent native as a native of Douluo Continent who is unwilling to go to the abyss to defend his hometown. The protagonist himself is not strong-willed, and others do not. The protagonist is morally kidnapped and asked to go to the abyss to die. The protagonist relents and says that he is a member of the Federation and then goes there again. Then the moral kidnapping protagonist runs away but the protagonist is sent away. Then the protagonist's sister is heartbroken and finally sends it away (the author basically does this to attract people and depress the thieves). Is this too abstract? To be honest, the author might as well not have written the following chapters. It was so depressing to watch. What I knew was that I was reading the extras because I was reading a Douluo fan, but I didn't know that I thought it was a sadistic story?

It's well written. The protagonist has ultimate Douluo combat power and then takes the initiative to bring his family to the abyss and build tools that can absorb the energy of the abyss. Then he kills his sister who he has raised for more than ten years in front of the protagonist (the protagonist gave it to him, she can run away, but he misses his sister in the war, and then takes his sister to the battlefield and sends her away in a wave, leaving alone 6) He really knows how to abuse the protagonist, and the protagonist is basically invincible in the world.

Author, your writing is pretty good, but I just don't understand why the protagonist is so obsessed with money? I watched a lot of his money-grubbing operations later on, and the people who watched them almost couldn't stand it anymore. I almost thought that after cultivating gold soul coins for 100,000 years, they would become human beings.🤣👍

I will not read any novels in which the original protagonist changes gender.

I haven't finished watching it, and I'm not interested anymore after seeing Tang Wulin turned into a woman.

This is a recommendation for this book

Just like the title, this author is really good at it. If you hold a meeting to discuss one thing, he can discuss it for you in ten chapters. He can also discuss the age of marriage of soul masters and give you two or three chapters. Hey, don't mention it, he will also explain it to you from various factors such as age and strength. The age of a soul master is not important, especially for powerful and high-level soul masters. You can engage in polyandry or polygamy. It is recommended to skip reading, and the protagonist does not regard himself as a person from the Douluo Continent. He positions himself as an extraterrestrial devil. He does not care about the life and death of Douluo. He personally started the war between the two countries, served as a fatuous emperor who was drunk and dreamed, killed evil soul masters, and also became an evil soul master and developed and strengthened the evil soul masters, so that the evil soul master organization was truly united and looked like a top power. People who like to take on the role of the protagonist and empathize, or people with high moral standards, don't read this, you can't stand this kind of CS protagonist.

What does Tang San's daughter mean? Dou Er's soul is split, Ning Tian rewards women for turning into men, Dou San Wu Lin, for the sake of my father's long-term plan, I can only wrong you. Female to male

I can feel that the author's control over the writing style is much stronger than that of some authors on the popular website next door, but I feel it is not as good as on the website next door. Writing novels is exciting and interesting, and he has become a god. In Harem, the emotional line is insignificant, and readers cannot feel too many emotional fluctuations. There are some problems with how the protagonist is constructed. I envy the author for his perseverance in writing so much, and I hope that the author will become more and more popular as his books become more popular. The above opinions are for reference only, and they are my nonsense I would like to ask the author Dada more. If you love it, you can keep writing, but do you feel that your book is lacking something? I also wanted to write a novel and wrote 10 chapters but did not publish it. I feel that there is something missing in me. I feel that some people hate it and no one understands the content of the book. How does the author deal with it 🙂

Is this book considered black history by the author?