Douluo Dalu: The Unrivaled Tang Sect: Starting with Summoning Jingliu

Huh? You're helping someone like Ma Xiaotao? Author, don't tell me she's also a female lead.

Instead of spending so much time describing the Soul Battle Tournament in Douyu II, it would be better to use the same amount of words to describe Tang San in Douyu I.

Don't be a simp for Shrek Academy and Huo Yuhao

The protagonist is a hypocrite, yet he claims it's a necessary price to pay. Like Lai Gu Shi, he says it's for the world's advancement, but isn't it just to gain real power to fight Tang San? And fighting Tang San is just to snatch the world from his grasp. When disaster strikes, it's the disaster itself that kills you, not me! So why don't you try to save them? Is it that you can't save them, or that you lack the ability? All you do is create tragedy; why don't you try to save them?

After reading a dozen or so chapters, I feel the author is writing too hastily, with character summoning too frequently. The appearances of characters from the original work are also quite bizarre. You travel from the coastal city to the forest, from the Star Luo Imperial City to the forest, and from the academy back to the forest—and you actually meet again?

It's completely awful. They recruited a bunch of nonsensical second-generation characters. It's supposed to be a Douluo Continent II story, but instead of focusing on the main plot of the third installment, they went and made some Holy Grail War and Douluo Continent I stuff. 😅

Current Douluo Continent novels include those that fawn over Tang San like a dog, and those that abuse Tang San.

Once you finish watching PUBG, it's over; the rest is just a mess. They forcibly create two enemies for themselves, then have the Black Tower come out and give a long analysis, saying that to unite the entire civilization, having two Annihilation Lords would be quick, otherwise it would take ten or twenty years. What, are you not going to live that long? For your sake of unity, tens of thousands of boneless civilians will die; it's disgusting.

Since the protagonist respects Ma Xiaotao's choice, then he shouldn't go to save her afterwards, because it was her own choice. At the very least, she should be punished for exhausting her potential due to over-burning her life force, and also for being the Grim Reaper and losing the competition (in the original work, even if she won the competition, her merits and demerits would simply cancel each other out and wouldn't be recorded in her file).

This Holy Grail War was completely ruined by a bowl of vinegar used to make a plate of dumplings, and then it all went wrong. The protagonist was completely useless; the reason he didn't break down was because the author didn't show him breaking down.