
Douluo Dalu: This Tang San Is a Little Different!
斗罗:这个唐三有点不一样!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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498Chapters
3.3kRecommendations
53.2kFans
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"Whether it's a harem or pure love story is up to you readers." 666 This is practically Tang San reincarnated! I feel like I'm seeing Gong Changwei considering whether to revive Ilex based on monthly votes.
The first two chapters were incredibly toxic. The protagonist clearly has the memories of Prison Three, yet they insist on forcing a modern person who can't understand martial arts without working their meridians, right? Are they trying to disgust readers by tying that up at the beginning? Does the protagonist not understand, or does Prison Three not understand either?
I have no objection to transmigrating into Tang San, but the thought of the Rat Hammer makes me nauseous. Maybe I should just go with the single spirit Blue Silver Grass, without the Rat Hammer. Then the rat's plan fails, and his mentality explodes (he specifically sought out a spirit beast wife to obtain a 100,000-year spirit ring and kill the Spirit Hall Pope, thus enhancing the sect's…
The author criticizes Tang Hao for being foolish enough to be suspected because he was born with a cultivation technique and knew how to practice it. But does that make it reasonable for the protagonist to improve a top-tier cultivation technique at the age of two? 🥵 The article has numerous typos and poor coherence. 😅
The subject matter is good, but it's just too toxic. There are tons of typos, the punctuation is poorly done, and it occasionally makes awkward comparisons to others, saying that Bibi Dong is the biggest evil soul master in Douluo Continent. But the main problem is that it's too verbose. I had to wait until it was released before I could awaken my martial soul, and my patience was completely worn out.
If the author actually listens to the book reviews and chooses "no female lead/pure romance," then this book is ruined. Because only a minority like this genre; most people prefer harem stories, they just don't want to be judged. This leads one group of readers to look for books in the male-oriented genre that falsely accuse someone of being a Qi Refining cultivator at the Mahayana stage, causing…
Chapter 214 is still in the Second Ring Road
You're really dragging out the pace... I barely even read it. I checked the comments and thought it was just talk, but it's true. To build a solid foundation, you've really padded the story to an extreme degree. Some chapters even involve trades—wanting Dugu Bo's treasure land, Qian Renxue's favor, and even taking in Dugu Yan.
I saw the "genius genre" tag, over 300 chapters, almost 400, level 30 Soul Master 😍
Too slow! The update is still so slow, the protagonist isn't even six years old yet 🥲, and hasn't even awakened his martial spirit. He's just doing research all day long 🧐. If I didn't know you were a graduate student, I'd think the protagonist had mutated •ᴗ•💧
Hmm, everyone's saying that Haozi (Rat) plotted something to get Ah Yin's spirit ring and spirit bone. I initially thought so too, but then I saw someone say that Haozi might just be plain stupid, completely brainless. I think that makes some sense. But I'm used to the Three Ghosts' books tampering with established plots and writing whatever comes to mind, so anything is possible.