A Businessman Who Started as Douluo

What is chapter 52 about? They spent an eighth-level treasure to buy Douluo Continent. Poseidon and the others said they had inheritance in Douluo Continent and wanted extra compensation, but they actually gave it to them? ? ? An eighth-level treasure is not enough to buy Douluo Continent? It's just random writing and has no real character at all.

It's okay, but it's better for the protagonist not to end up personally, otherwise it will be much worse! !

Except for the protagonist's character behavior in the first few chapters, which is a bit toxic, other aspects are pretty good. It would be great if the author could modify some of the protagonist's characters in the first few chapters.

Ning Rongrong is a bullshit genius, and the strongest one in the auxiliary department is Oscar. Although I don't see how strong he is, the script states that there is only one person out of ten who is born with full soul power and has the chance to become a god.

My nanny article can make people sick to death

Surprisingly, it feels very good. Come on come on

I think the protagonist of this book is good at what he does. There are a lot of cool novels nowadays. The protagonist in the cool novels gets the power to be like the boss the day after tomorrow and I am the second child. He is even more arrogant than the rich second generation villain. Once you have the power, you will just show off and slap in the face. The world has not changed at all. Many times, I don't understand why Da Neng gives power and golden fingers to the protagonist of Shuangwen?

He was blackmailed by the God of Douluo Continent

The name should be changed to "The Merchant Who Started in the Sewer"

What an open harem! How many from each world?

In fact, this book has been renamed: The Master Behind the Scenes of All Heavens Beginning with Douluo. Will more people read it? ? The protagonist uses his identity as a businessman to make the world a better place, a group portrait.

The donkeys at the entrance of the village don't dare to rest like this, hurry up, this is not enough to see! Apart from anything else, what I like the most is that many of the characters in the original work were completely arranged by the author without OOC, such as Bibi Dong's curtain call, Qian Renxue's character, Tang San's character (if an ordinary author had written it, the test would have been that Tang San betrayed Xiao Wu and failed), and when the external survival duck disappears, the struggle between improving Yu Yu's strength and accompanying Xiao Wu, and giving up following Xiao Wu to explore a different world. No bragging, no slander. It is obvious that the author put his heart into these arrangements. This kind of arrangement that is not brainless and OOC is very friendly to someone like me who loves to read fan fiction. Rather than just follow the crowd and eat the low-quality traffic that is purely anti-Tang San and anti-Master.

Why are you so licky when you reach Zhetian? Also, I said before that the rules of the sacrificial store do not involve other people. Why are you publishing other people's secrets?

Douluo is okay. It doesn't matter if you spend more time in the first world. The story about Naruto is too long. It's like the protagonist has to handle every detail by himself. Even if you like Naruto, it's too long.

I just like to see the collision between cultivation systems from different worlds. Except for the main character being a bit of a loser, there's not much else. What others struggle with is simply that the protagonist is not strong enough or behind the scenes. And value equivalence issues. But these problems can really only be considered minor problems. The author's knowledge reserve and fantasy literacy are sufficient. It would be a pity to let this book go because of a few bad reviews.

The three golden chapters are indeed very important, but it is outrageous for someone like the author to only write the three golden chapters. It is also very strong to persuade him to quit starting from the fourth chapter.

The author's setting in this book is that if you can understand these exercises, you can understand them. If you can't understand them, you can't. It all depends on the individual. And it cannot be improved through the head soul bone. But did the author forget about Tang San's head soul bone? The name is the Spiritual Condensation of Wisdom Skull. After absorbing this soul bone, Tang San not only greatly improved his mental power, but he was also able to think of many questions and ideas that he would not normally think of. Isn't this called improving wisdom? It fits his name very well. Doesn't this improve understanding? Human understanding also changes with growth. Can college students still not understand the questions that primary school students cannot understand?

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Too much nonsense😅

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