In Douluo Dalu, Hard Work Makes You Stronger

I came to see Douluo. He was playing a palace battle and had various inner dramas. It was obviously a world where the strong was respected, so he directly wrote it as Qian Renxue. He obviously has level 20 innate soul power, but with just a little effort, he can become a god and conquer the entire world. I just went to play palace fighting. The same goes for the protagonist. With his qualifications and training, he left this small town within a few years, but he just likes to join various small forces. I'm afraid that being too slow will slow down his early growth. So funny

In the fantasy world, the strong are respected. Don't always describe this kind of infighting between forces. Just say it once. Something that has nothing to do with me. Now I am just living an ignoble existence. There is no point in saying too much. The evolution of a martial soul is made known to everyone. Either take refuge in Wuhun Palace. Or run away, change your face and grow. Wait until there is someone with the strength of the Soul Sect. You can take the fairy grass and the Blue Silver Emperor soul bone and wait for the opportunity to go to a coastal area far away from the mainland like Hanhai City to experience life. It's not difficult to do with Mirror World. Joining a faction is risky. After all, there is a soul skill called hypnosis and memory reading

The writing is okay. There is just too much inner drama. It seems a bit off-putting. There are so many inner activities that the plot is too watery. Even the description of obtaining a soul ring and the effects of a soul skill can actually fill up to ten chapters. It's clearly a plot in three or four chapters. More than doubled

After reading the first few chapters, I copied the original work and then changed a few sentences. The most obvious one was about the guard. It was so perfunctory that I didn't need to write it.

Why are you speechless with Yu Xiaogang😒😒😒😒😒😒😒

It's not bad, but it's too good at watering down. The Awakening of the Martial Spirit watered three cards, a small dormitory relationship watered seven cards, and a small first soul ring watered another seven cards. The introduction of soul skills is pretty good. The relationships between various characters are extremely complex. Speechless. Obviously as long as you improve quickly enough, you can ignore those rubbish relationships, but you are super capable. This is the first time I read a Douluo novel and saw such a capable person. It is estimated that Douluo was just banned when he got a thousand copies.

In this section... There are so many intrigues and intrigues, are you serious? It's just a junior college, what the hell is this this

It's too long-winded, the paragraphs are too crowded, and there's so much intrigue in Notting College. It feels like I'm watching a palace drama, and my head hurts from watching it.

He wrote a lot about irrelevant things, and wrote about the world of Douluo as he felt when he was an emperor in ancient times. There were a lot of treacherous officials and rogue factions, and intrigues all the time. He directly wrote about other six-year-old children as if it is difficult to live without a 20-year-old soul.

Are good novels always bad? Are you a studio or AI? Can one chapter contain more than ten chapters?? A good novel, what do you think?