Sharingan Martial Soul: Taking on the Beast's Trial in Douluo

Author, did you know that Sasuke could see down to the millimeter level when he had only three tomoe? Improving your eyesight is just asking for trouble, isn't it? 🤣

The female lead is well-done, but the synopsis says she's got some blond hair.

The author has too many personal interpretations. Instead of using a spirit ring with the Sharingan, the author seeks out spirit rings from animals with good eyesight. The author provides a lot of explanations to prove that this is reasonable, but it doesn't make sense no matter how you look at it. No matter how good someone's eyesight is, they are not a specialist in eye care. It's absurd that you can use their spirit ring to improve your eyesight.

The writing after the protagonist arrives at the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School is terrible, making the story feel very bad. You'd be better off joining Shrek Academy; at least they wouldn't be constantly trying to kill you and then treating the protagonist like a lackey. At the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School, the protagonist is destined to be at Ning Rongrong's mercy, facing dangers that are difficult to resolve in the short term – it's really irrational.

Three tomoe can't handle a non-spiritual Soul Emperor? I suggest slitting your throat. Let's not even talk about how Sharingan genjutsu isn't just about spiritual power; it also includes ocular power. Just talking about this level of mental strength, let alone comparing it to Yu Hao of the same period, it's only slightly stronger than Tang San of the same period. Is this all the Sharingan has to offer?

Before retiring, I'll write something. I posted one, but deleted it because of its radical language. However, this kind of low-level fanfiction is really speechless. It's gotten worse and worse over the years. I can't believe this is the author's second book. 1. Killing a thousand-year-old soul beast requires a Soul Emperor team. 2.

It's clear the author is very stubborn and prefers a one-man show approach. They're confident their discouraging points won't affect their grades.

Keep it up, stay steady, and don't go like that skeleton.

It's clear the author is incredibly stubborn; the comments are all criticizing him, but he just won't change anything.

The plot is divine, but it's like a madman going for the mindless storyline that every reader expects... They talk about how awesome the protagonist is at the beginning, but what happened during the Soul Battle? He wasn't even going all out! Then later, when he went to find the Soul Hunting Group, I had a bad feeling. Seriously, I'm speechless.