The Auto Chess Soul Starting with Martial Souls

What are some good ways to suppress combat power in the B world of Douluo Continent?

How should I put it? On one hand, they rambled on and on, and on the other hand, they suppressed the level. Let's not even mention that the protagonist is more than 5 years older than Tang San and the others. He's only at level four now, a 20-year-old at level four. What's the point of having the combat power of a Title Douluo? Do you really have to suppress your spirit rings?

I clicked in thinking there was an auto chess game, but it's just a bait and switch; it's basically a crafting system that even suppresses your character's strength.

Every time I read your book, the beginning is always captivating, but then it always ends abruptly, which is both infuriating and delightful!

In the past, he would definitely be known as the "Nine Thousand Years Old".

The protagonist can even split himself into another world to adventure. He has a ton of talents, equipment, and skills, and is incredibly powerful. In the end, he becomes a level nine soul master after five years, but he is still not as fast as Huo Yuhao, who has a level one talent.

Why do all your books start strong but end weakly? Only the themes and the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) are creative and interesting; as for the plot, well, it's hard to describe. I want to drop it but also want to read on, wanting to see how the "golden finger" develops, but the plot just keeps feeding me "food." 😰😰😰

The only redeeming quality is the premise; the plot and the main characters are utterly terrible. Even so, the author's original premise is often replaced by new ones. There's also the jarring and repetitive plot twists, making it a bland and unappealing work.

Why write Demon Slayer? I don't want to read Demon Slayer.

There's practically no plot, just a bunch of complicated settings and equipment, and the protagonist's abilities change every chapter—it's ridiculous how overly complicated it is.