Douluo Dalu: From Snake to Dragon
斗罗之从蛇化龙开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 676k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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All are secondary settings
First: In the original novel, Dugu Xin remained a Soul King until his death; the author essentially gave him over 20 levels higher. Second: After proposing to store poison in a soul bone, they obtained a ten-thousand-year-old one, but the poison still flared up before Dugu Bo broke through to the Douluo level. So what role did this soul bone play?
The difference is evident in the names. Why choose the dragon transformation? Look at other people's writings like "Python Swallowing Dragon".
Wouldn't it be better if the male protagonist ate the immortal herb before hunting soul beasts? This would give him greater potential and a better foundation, increasing his chances of becoming a god. With only 8 soul power, he simply couldn't become a god; even becoming a titled Douluo would be difficult.
How do I put it? It seems like half of your Douluo Continent stories have some issues. Like how Dugu Bo's Jade Serpent Emperor evolved into it, instead of being born as the Jade Serpent Emperor. And then you added the fact that the Dugu Bo clan originally had a method to resolve their martial soul problems. Actually, if you didn't mention that, there wouldn't be any issues; it's only because you brought it up that problems arise.
Just look at the table of contents; there's no need to read the whole text.
You spout so much bullshit, and it's all complete rubbish.
Is this author an AI or a casual gamer? How can they not even copy the original work properly? Many of the settings are just their own assumptions.
Well, it's just too verbose, and the protagonist's progression is too slow. If you want your family's martial spirit to evolve, you could cultivate another one instead of using yourself as an experiment (but the main problem is that it's too verbose).
Chapter 21's soul skills are too outrageous.
It's reasonable for the protagonist's 400-year spirit ring to increase his strength by 35%, but his father's 30,000-year spirit ring, despite being said to have a high compatibility, only increased his strength by 30%, which is even worse than the protagonist's 100-year spirit ring. It can be considered the worst 10,000-year spirit skill in history.
You should just write a paper. Half of what you've written is a review summarizing Douluo Continent. Why would we read a summary? Also, Tang San was born in 2631, and the protagonist was 6 years old in 2616. How did you force Tang San to be 9 years old?