Douluo Dalu: My Martial Soul Has Traits

I can't stand it anymore. Apart from Tang Hao, there are almost no soul masters in Holy Soul Village. Almost all of them are foraging in the fields. Where can I learn the theory? Even if Douyi has the support of Wuhun Palace, ordinary people can only learn theoretical knowledge by going to the Junior Soul Master Academy. There are so few twin martial souls. Ordinary people don't even have this concept. Jumping like this is very dramatic. Let's go.

Everything else is fine, but I don't really want to watch the clone when I see it. Isn't the clone an old poison?

The author doesn't care about those comments. If Douluo doesn't write about Tang San, why should he write about it? Stand-alone, just train Tang San hard for me.

The author doesn't care about other comments. The Tang Hao and his son described in the book are obviously not meant to be good people. How can the protagonist be licking green tea? What should the fans write if they don't write the original content? As for the poison points of the clone flow, it seems that the treatment is pretty good so far, and it is not considered a poison point. I just don't know how to deal with it in the later stage. Let's take a look.

In the first chapter, I was silenced

What age are you now, and you are still writing about a clone genre? This has long been recognized as a poisonous point 😅 Doesn't the author himself read novels?

I have written more than 50 chapters so far, and the article has been written for less than 3 months. They are all from after awakening the martial arts to before going to school. The writing style is still barely good, just like a mother-in-law. Many of them are unnecessary and can be brushed off in one stroke. And as for the clone, I think it is okay. At least he is still Zhu Zhuqing's brother and is the main character. To lay the foundation for girls and practice, just grasp the latter and avoid other poisonous points. For the clone, you can directly set one soul and two bodies. Don't create two consciousnesses. There are entries anyway. Just put all the things that are distracting, dual-purpose, difficult to control, etc. Into the entries (mainly now when writing articles, as long as the clone is not a woman, it is considered a poisonous point)

How should I put it? Your start is a bit too long. You have a wave of Tang Hao and Tang San at the beginning. It's understandable, but it's still a bit too long. Why are you doing Liu Hu and using your soul power to flush the meridians? Do you want to succeed with such a simple operation? I just think that other people are fools. I have more than 20 pictures and haven't gone to school yet. I really can't bear it. It's hard to talk about clones. If you make a soul beast clone, I think it's more interesting than a humanoid clone. At least it's not poisonous. You can make a soul beast that can be big or small and can talk. There's not much difference.

In the early stage of this book, it was considered a fun novel, a daily novel, not the kind that pretends to slap Tang San in the face. I always wanted to change the introduction but failed several times. It was a typo that Xiao Wu was not killed in the introduction. The original intention was not to kill Xiao Wu. The role of the clone: ​​1. Pick up Zhu Zhuqing 2. Try the golden ideas in cultivation 3. Use the clone to replace the main body and be killed by Tang Hao. This is the key to getting rid of Tang Hao and letting Tang San and his son break up. 4. Emperor Tian, ​​Slaughter City, Poseidon Island. There is no reason for the protagonist to go to these dangerous places, so he has to get a clone.

It can only be said that Douluo fans who do not abuse San have their own problems. They like to test readers slowly, right? Just try it