In Douluo Dalu, I Became a God by Spending Money

In reality, the struggle for the throne in the Star Luo royal family should have an age limit. It should be a contest between several princes of similar age. If it's like playing a battle royale game where only one remains, where are the so-called royal family and retainers?

When I see cultivation techniques or cheat codes, I wonder if the protagonist just randomly teaches these cheat codes to others?

One can imagine the whole world being full of idiots.

It's well-written, but please pay attention to the cultivation speed. Don't write things like "level 29, 31, or 32 at age 12" or anything like that; it's disgusting. There are tons of characters in Douluo Continent with incredible cheat codes, reaching level 20 at just over seven years old, but this guy is still around level 30 at age 12—it's utterly toxic. He doesn't even consider the amount of cheat codes and resources used. I hope the author doesn't make this fatal mistake.

This isn't what a typical wish-fulfillment novel is like. It's full of system settings and a lot of random martial arts techniques; it's practically a mindless novel.

The premise and the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) are good, but the plot is too awkward. The protagonist almost thinks he's God, and all the reader sees is the arrogance of a transmigrator! Books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) are too mindless to read! If all else fails, something like the book two books before that that, which focuses on extreme survival, would be good too!

Now that we've forgotten about our brains, we can read this novel!

Otherwise, they would all have had innate full soul power long ago, and Tang Ya wouldn't have needed to become the Blue Silver Saintess.

I thought the Gold System was a treasure trove for exchanging gold items, but it turns out it's just gold coins 😒

Author, it would be much better if you replaced the protagonist's luck crystal with a soul ring crystal.