Douluo Dalu: The Real and False Tang San

I finally have someone to write about this topic. I have been looking for it for a long time.

The indigenous protagonist is boring. Let's read the next one. I've always wanted to read a book where the protagonist fights one fight, two fights, and three times. Let's see if the author is interested in writing the next one. Such a book can defeat three Tang Sans.

The author has not written about Ning Rongrong as the Douluo heroine, but he can write about this

The native Tang San, six years old, is a little adult. He is about to starve to death. He is unwilling to rely on others. He has a very crooked view of the three positive aspects and is nervous. He wants to survive alone at the age of six. He wants to reject other people's kindness.

I feel that the core of the online novel is still exciting, but the protagonist of this book is not happy, a bit heavy, and always depressed, and the writing is relatively bland. What I actually want to see is the indigenous Tang San torturing Tang San, rather than some bitter revenge.

Same people are not aborigines, and aborigines are different people. This is basic common sense in the novel industry.

I feel like the painting styles of the protagonist and Douluo Dalu are wrong. Don't they all lose their skills in Douluo Dalu? Are all the protagonist's soul ring skills passive? The skills are incredibly flexible, not Douluo Dalu at all.

This is the so-called real and fake Tang San. The real Tang San refers to Tang San, the biological son of Tang Hao and A Yin in the original "Douluo Dalu". And the fake Tang San refers to the Tang San who traveled through time later, right? Then the subject matter of this book is the same as that one about eunuchs. Douluo: Master Yaochen, the same theme. That one was pretty good, but it's a pity that it went to the palace.

How long does it take until the protagonist actually takes off?

I prefer reading your books, come on