I Just Reached the Huajin Realm, and You're Telling Me This Is Douluo Dalu: Peerless?

The protagonist seems strange; he's like a lone wolf with little interaction. Even though someone close to him, like Orange, helps him a lot, he doesn't seem to reciprocate or show any emotion, appearing indifferent.

I think the protagonist's current level is comparable to a Soul Saint, his intermediate level is comparable to a Soul Douluo, his peak level is comparable to a Titled Soul, and reaching the Core Formation stage means he's above level 95. After all, the Chinese martial arts system doesn't use energy, so this comparison still gives the Douluo a respectable feel.

1. Mingjin        Train your whole body's strength, then concentrate it, and throw a punch that can explode in the air with astonishing power—the so-called "a sound that money can't buy"—this is the realm of Ming Jin (manifested strength). II. Hidden Strength

Although Tang Shenwang was watching over Douluo Continent II, the God Realm's central hub wasn't a pinhole camera covering the entire continent. Tang San could only learn about the continent's situation through the luck of the chosen ones and certain special places or people as anchor points (special places like the Ice and Fire Yin-Yang Well, the Valley of Love and Destiny, special people like…

Douluo Continent II: Peerless Tang Sect T0. Gu Yuena (No need for further explanation) 1. Dream of the Mortal World (Miss Meng) 2. Auspicious beast (loves to eat brains) 3. Snow Empress (Ice and Snow Woman) 4. Zhang Lexuan (Senior Sister) 5. Orange (Emperor, Empress, God of War) 6. Vina (Princess of the Heavenly Soul) 7. Ma Xiaotao (Phoenix Saintess) 8. Ling Luochen (Ice Mage)

So far, the protagonist in the author's writing is too much of a lone wolf. He has almost no reasonable and interconnected plans, no long-term strategy, and no idea of ​​making good use of resources. Therefore, the plot is quite disjointed. The whole book feels like playing a single-player game to me.

This is my first time watching Douluo Continent II. I'd like to ask, Xue Di's embryo seems to have been around for a long time. What are you planning to do with it?

@Reader Author, please don't let the protagonist inherit a godhood or create one himself. A godhood is inherently a shackle. The protagonist possesses martial arts skills and can ascend to godhood through force. Once he reaches the level of indestructibility before reaching godhood, he can explore the spiritual path of the Star River Era.

Douluo Continent isn't actually trash; it's just that everyone has a system, which makes them useless. Isn't a Martial Soul just like our current system? No need to learn, it comes with its own system and meditation. Once you reach a certain level, you just kill a monster to acquire skills. Isn't that incredibly powerful? However, it can be said that such a predictable world can indeed wear down people's mental fortitude.

The way they write about male-female contact is so archaic! 🐶 And it happens too frequently; it's incredibly awkward and gives me goosebumps~🐶🐶 Apart from that, everything else seems pretty good so far.