Douluo Dalu: Ant Strength Shatters the Heavens

The author either writes a waste stream. Or write about hanging on the wall. It's all written down. Outrageous. Normally, it would be good to write a genius flow that fits the Douluo worldview. He is neither a disabled person who is looked down upon by others. It's not an outrageous wall hanging either. After all, Douluo has so many opportunities. Opportunities need to be sought reasonably. If the writing style is too hanging, it will usually fall off. And if you can't deal with the rats in the early stage, stay away from the little gangster. After all, people will be warned about the way to death. Or just be friendly on the surface. Then stab him in the back a few more times. Or acting mediocrely as a passerby. Once you have the strength to protect yourself, graduate early and stay away from the little Yakuza. After all, there is no room for two tigers in one mountain. There is no need to create a conflict between the protagonist and the little Yakuza. Because the mouse is in the dark. It's really frustrating to swallow your anger

The author why the protagonist's martial spirit is not possessed by a beast martial spirit, but feels like Yu Xiaogang's. What if the martial spirit fights with others and the protagonist is attacked from behind? What exactly is the martial spirit awakened by the protagonist? Is it Qianjun Ant? This martial spirit is very powerful. This is not something. Has the useless protagonist mutated into a Thousand Jun Ants? He can cultivate a spirit beast for more than 90,000 years, and there are 3 spirit beasts that are more than 90,000 years old. I feel that these martial spirits are not ordinary. Also, the author, did you forget to write down the timeline? What period are you in? Are you older than Tang San or the same age?

Um, I really didn't expect this. We have been together for several years, and there is no conflict of interest. I will kill you when I say it. From this book, I advise you to enter the palace!

Don't switch to the harem inexplicably like the previous two books.

The biggest poisonous point is helping Yu Xiaogang open a harem

It seems that the protagonist is ugly to a certain level, otherwise after staying with Hu Liena in the Killing City for several years, Tang San would actually look at Tang San with affection when he came.

When Shi Yi made the decision to kill Xiao Wu, he could no longer get close to this character in the previous chapters. This also makes people understand that he is really not a good person. Unlike in the previous chapters, he just said that he is not a good person and has not done anything bad. But now he is really saying that he is not a good person, killing people, bleeding and digging out bones. Gradually, I became far away from the protagonist and could no longer place my own perspective on the protagonist.

I always believe that a person's knowledge determines his or her achievements. Since one has embarked on the path of cultivation, one must do whatever it takes to climb up. One should abandon those so-called affections and devote oneself to the Tao, otherwise it will only become a stepping stone for others. In Douluo's world of cannibalism, if you don't eat people, others will eat you. Whenever I see some people saying that they should not grab the fairy grass, kill Xiao Wu, or lick Tang San and Xiao Wu, I find it funny. Your backbone is broken, you like to kneel, and you want others to kneel with you, haha. You deserve to be a stepping stone for others all your life, waiting for others now. On the road of cultivation, if this doesn't work and that doesn't work, then why are you practicing? Do you really think it's just playing house? I'm not targeting anyone, I'm just talking from the bottom of my heart. Of course, some people will definitely agree with me, but so what, I just want to go along with it and I don't care about your feelings. Finally, the author writes well. Don't pay attention to some people who are overflowing with the heart of the Holy Mother.

We have also seen the operation of killing Xiao Wu, but I really don't understand it here. I can understand that the author is trying to strengthen himself. After such a killing, the subsequent emotional description of all parties is not simple. After all, Xiao Wu's identity is not just a 100,000-year-old soul beast. The protagonist and Tang San are related to each other. Senior brothers are equivalent, and Xiao Wu is his younger brother and sister. When he first entered Shrek Academy, he was still considered a classmate, regardless of how many years Nuo Ding was in. Later he became a teacher, and even more so a teacher and student. As for these relationships with the protagonist, excluding the identity of younger brother and sister, everyone in Shrek Academy except Tang San had a separate relationship. This killing was irreconcilable with Tang San. To be honest, Shrek's interpersonal relationship was completely ruined.

The protagonist is the real clown. The protagonist can easily absorb soul rings that are more than 2,000 years old. Why do you only absorb one soul ring that lasts for more than 1,000 years? You are not required to have a maximum number of years to absorb it, but you can't be so stupid.