Douluo Dalu: A Body Both Real and Illusory

It's over, Tang San's reputation has actually improved now. Compared with the protagonist group that some well-known masters talked about, Tang San was actually whitewashed.

The main text is an ambiguous pseudo-harem, and the extras are a harem. Wan Ye's setting cannot escape the laws of love in the mainland. If you don't write the emotional line, it will be like death, disgusting. The inheritance of the three ghosts of the Huang family really allows you to learn the essence.

I personally prefer not to. The main reason is that the role played by the protagonist is the big boss in Sun and Moon. The Immortal of Wanye left a very deep impression on me, and inserting a love sequence would cause a very serious sense of disobedience. In addition, the plot of Douluo Dalu itself is relatively thin. Unless all 1,234 Douluo Dalu books are allowed to compete in an ultimate competition at the same time, as the book friends in the comment area envisioned, there will still be too little content. In short, as the Wanye Corpse Immortal from another world, you have to do big things, do big things. Of course, this is just my opinion. If you have other ideas, please feel free to post them below.

The most critical point of this novel is that Wanye has its own consciousness. If the protagonist wants to become a god through Wanye, he will be targeted by Wanye, let alone replace the law of cause and effect. The current Tang San is completely unworthy in front of Wan Ye. It would be more appropriate for the protagonist to become Wan Ye in the end, and he can solve the disaster he caused by himself!

I was stuck for a month, and the finale was stuck for a month. The results of this book were achieved through time and effort. There is no sense of satisfaction (it's almost like a Prison Age Douluo legend), and the rhythm is sparse (four hundred thousand is finished, a sentence of several years has passed, and the protagonist has directly been transferred from level 30 to level 90). I'm bullying Sun and Moon fans who haven't had a good experience, right? 🙂

Good guy, I really haven't seen the Douluo version of The Sun and the Moon 🤓 Come on, wake up, Wanye Immortal Corpse!

The behavior of Wan Ye in the original book is equivalent to the enlightenment of Da Luo. When Wan Ye completely completes the dream of Wan Ye (Da Luo Dao Fruit), everything is irreversible. However, with the efforts of the three true disciples of the past generations, the dream of Wan Ye has a loophole (there is a five-pointed star gap in the last dream of Wan Ye in the comics). The three true methods of the final battle are equivalent to the enlightenment of Wan Ye. Success will make Wan Ye Da Luo eternal, and failure will make all industry come to naught. In fact, the fact that Chen stole luck in ancient times and accidentally proved the existence of Wanye may not be a good thing from a macro perspective, because Wanye itself is the product of the abuse of cause and effect and was born in the distant future. Without these thousands of years of paving the way, the birth of Wanye cannot be stopped, and the world will fall into the hands of Wanye.

The War of Cause and Effect and the birth of Wanye are two different but interrelated events and cannot be confused

Advantages: I like the subject matter Disadvantages: There is a lot of room for improvement in the writing style, and the setting is inherited from the original work

Time is revered, space is king, cause and effect cannot exist, fate is king. Little Douluo Universe's play on cause and effect is a bit advanced 🤫