Douluo Dalu: The Angel of Justice Ascends to Godhood
斗罗：正义天使，长阶登神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 192k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The protagonist, an abstract figure, claims to uphold absolute justice while simultaneously admitting to having selfish motives, even going so far as to seek revenge against Qian Renxue for the poisoned prince. I'm curious about the protagonist's or author's concept of justice.
At level 10, you get a pair of wings. After that, the main character will have tons of wings, like they've mutated. And at level 100, you get ten pairs of wings? Will your wings even have room to grow?
Eternally burning wings, carry me away from the depravity of the mortal world.
Truly invincible
I've never seen an author put ingratitude in the synopsis. This is even more Tang San-like than Tang San himself! At least the Spirit Hall didn't adopt Tang San; Tang San even had a blood feud with the Spirit Hall for killing his mother.
History, after looking at 20 of them, almost poisoned me to death.
Kyle's sense of justice is not about merit or demerit, but about justice versus evil. And who can truly know whether it's merit or demerit without the test of time? History has proven otherwise.
"I have taken up the sword to judge evil, and the determination to uphold justice." "Only sinners dwell on the past, torment breeds suffering, repentance brings a future, and suffering intensifies torment. I will end this endless cycle in the mortal world." "I will cleanse the darkness in my heart and rise in glory." "I am both a guiding lighthouse and a purifying spring." "
The protagonist is incredibly abstract, an abstract genius, and disgusting at the same time.
An abstract protagonist and an abstract plot—these elements have given readers a powerful, albeit potentially harmful, experience.
The protagonist of your novel is even more like Tang San than Tang San himself. He claims to uphold absolute justice while harboring such strong personal motives. He's even more hypocritical than Tang San. He tries to emulate General Duanmu's absolute justice but fails miserably, ending up with a poor imitation. You should either write a truly righteous character or a genuine villain.
No female lead?
If you explicitly state that Qian Renxue is not the female lead, then there is no female lead? Otherwise, I really can't think of any character more suitable to be the female lead than Qian Renxue.