
Douluo: My Remnant Soul, Emperor Dou, Possesses Qian Renxue!
斗罗:我斗帝残魂,附身千仞雪!
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- Completed
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- 545k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
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- Male
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- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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You kid, do you know what Dou Di is? He is equivalent to the venerable person in the perfect world, the immortal who devours the starry sky. The sky-swallowing sparrow spreads its wings and can crush the earth. No matter how weak the soul of the protagonist is, he is still Dou Di. Why can't he push the two god kings who can only break the city wall?
A defeated Dou Huang can freeze a city. Douzong can use space abilities. Dou Zun can even open up small spaces and space wormholes. Therefore, even if Douluo Xing destroys a veteran god-king like him, he is at most comparable to a high-level Douzong or a low-level Douzun. And what is the concept of Dou Di's remnant soul. That is at least as good as a high-level fighting saint.
Poisonous
Even if there is no Qian Daoliu, Bibi Dong cannot suppress Douluo's offerings at will. Even if an angel falls, he cannot be suppressed at will. If he does this, Wuhun Palace will be gone. 😡😡😡😡😡
Rubbish, cost me 8 subscriptions
I can't write about it unless I'm seriously ill.
What is this thing written? After reading more than ten chapters, I felt sick and vomited.
It's too watery, it keeps squirting endlessly.
I started writing about the two women when I wrote about the 150th CS article. When I wrote about 170, I was still writing about the butcher's granddaughter who loves the butcher so much.
Kill Bibi Dong, this trash. Why keep such a white-eyed wolf? Qian Xunji has never seen a woman before, so he won't cripple her and throw her out. Look what will happen to her.
Author, you are so ink. I have written almost 20 chapters about breaking up with Bibi Dong and leaving Wuhun Hall.
Dou Di is still too good, just go to Da Luo's Remnant Soul or Pangu's Remnant Soul
Author of Douluo: I Seize the Body
Are those two women from Tiandou the protagonists? I kept writing until the main character was changed, and Dugu Gou's granddaughter had such rights.
Use less speakers
So is it a single female protagonist? Is the heroine Qian Renxue? This question is about my motivation and recommendation votes to continue reading.
Can the author let Qian Renxue play two roles, the Crown Prince Tiandou and the Crown Princess, just like Conan's Belmod? This way, he can ask for resources in an honest way, and later on he can fight back to the Spirit Hall in an honest way.
I don't even know what I wrote, it's so messed up, I write about Dugu Yan's perspective every day, and Qian Renxue becomes a supporting character. For those who don't know, I think Dugu Yan is the protagonist. What I want to watch is Qian Renxue, not Dugu Yan. A supporting character has more scenes than the protagonist. It's better to change Dugu Yan to the protagonist. I'm really convinced. It's a good story in the early stage, but it turns into a bad story in the later stage.
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Okay, why are you charging so early?