Douluo Dalu: Beginning with the Nine-Bend Vine Dragon

I almost thought this was a female channel. The author wanted to write about a protagonist who has a big heart and a long-term vision, and can stir up other people's nerves with a few words to achieve his own goals. But in fact, the story is about the decline of the protagonist, but ignores the differences in identity, status, and strength.

This novel is a pity. After reading a few chapters of Wuhun, the plot is okay. As for the setting of the protagonist, I am really speechless. He is just nosy. He gives advice to others inexplicably. There is no logic at all, and others believe it without any doubt.

In the early stage, it was poisonous. The main character talked a lot and talked loudly everywhere. Whenever you meet a character who appears in the original work, you need to say a few words to give guidance 😅

Two rings explode two bones, and the soul bone "heart" is attached to the outside? Guess why the second head bone called the soul "bone" can also absorb energy and evolve for many years? Isn't it a waste of time to attach the soul bone externally?

A six-year-old brat enlightens sixteen-year-old Feng Xiaotian on emotional issues. It's okay for you to enlighten me, but can you stop pretending to be inexplicable? Instructing Ning Rongrong's first soul ring to obtain a gem-like martial spirit. A sect that has been around for hundreds of years doesn't even know what the first soul ring is...  Summary: The author's writing skills are insufficient, and the transitions are stiff. Some descriptions of the situation could be added appropriately. There are also inexplicable pretentiousness, which is very entertaining. The content is okay, but you can have a drink, he will let you know what embarrassment is. If you feel uncomfortable, you can give up.

A bunch of secondary designs. I admire you very much. The second design is completely contradictory to the original work.

This protagonist is really hard to criticize. He is just looking for trouble. His whole family is dead, and he is the only one in the family. There is no point in trying to grab a throne. Anyway, he wants to become a god and go to the divine world. When the time comes, he has to give it to others. Is it necessary?

The protagonist is Der. He is nosy and has no purpose. His empathy is too strong. Please respect the fate of others.

Jiuqu Tenglong

He likes to teach others, is very arrogant, and is involved in personal matters. The author must have put himself into the protagonist when writing it.