Douluo Dalu: Qian Renxue Is Stunned by the Impossible Question!

He doesn't appear. He just gets excited every time he gets a reward and then disappears. He waits for the next reward to come out and get excited. Then what's the use of being a protagonist? When writing a protagonist, add more plots to the protagonist. A tool-man protagonist is worse than no protagonist, so what's the use of having so many rewards for the protagonist? He doesn't know how to participate in battles. There are very few books of this type that can be completed. The main character gets a lot of rewards and seems to be so powerful, but in the end he never does anything.

Just rewards and no punishment? This is not possible.

There are too many questions and answers, and there is basically no plot. It doesn't matter whether there is a protagonist or not. What does the protagonist do? And the rewards are so good, I'm a bit speechless. The first one or twenty chapters are quite interesting, but the rest feels repetitive. I couldn't stand it until I reached chapter fifty, but I couldn't stand it anymore.

Damn it, in the first chapter Qianjun and the two came to arrest people and put pressure on everyone in Shrek. In the next chapter, everyone continued to choose topics as if nothing happened. The two accounts disappeared as if they were dead. Jiangu and Jiangu also didn't show up at 666. They also included the protagonist in the topic. It's really disgusting and a waste of money.

The author favors those who act in Rui Beast and do not act in the same way.

Can the Q&A continue working after the protagonist dies?

Introduction The third question is serious? Who can answer the question if the future is directly based on the present? If it weren't for the system, everyone would see you as sick and present them, and Douluo doesn't have the ability to predict the future. What the future is is not decided by you because you are strong and you are Party A.

The Tang sect learned the secrets as soon as they learned it. They divided the inner and outer sects to keep out the geniuses. You think you are smart, right? You are still a second-rate sect, and you went out of your way to make someone pass through and return the penalty. Go to hell. I don't like Tang San torturing Huo Yuhao, but I just don't care about your thinking.

Personal feeling: It was a bit fresh when I first watched it, but after 20 episodes, the freshness disappeared, and there was nothing particularly outstanding. The novelty is gone and there's nothing interesting to watch. After more than 20 episodes, I completely lost the desire to watch it even if I charged for it.

In your title, I thought Qian Renxue was the heroine, but currently the protagonist seems to have nothing to do with Qian Renxue