Douluo Dalu: Three Years and Then Three More, I Become the Sea God's Pavilion Master

Author, what is your final stance towards the protagonist? Huo Yuhao returns to Sun and Moon, Xu Tianran is unharmed, and Sun and Moon's victory is basically a foregone conclusion. The protagonist is accepted as a disciple by Xuanzi, so there must be a place in Poseidon Pavilion. What do you want to do, betrayal or surrender? The protagonist's own potential can be seen at a glance. Before he died, he would sit at the same table as Xuanzi at most. I really don't understand what kind of protagonist you want to create.

The author doesn't know what he thinks. Huo Yuhao has opened all the traps, and the protagonist doesn't have any traps at all. A ninth-level soul engineer can catch the Snow Emperor. There are two titled Douluo at home, but they don't want to go to the far north to intercept the Snow Emperor. Co-authoring Snow Emperor was specially reserved for Huo Yuhao, right? Is Huo Yuhao the protagonist or the protagonist is the protagonist? The protagonist has worked hard to become the Soul King, but he may not be able to beat the Soul Sect's Beibei Xu Sanshi.

Your soul skills are featureless, your martial soul is not strong enough, and your attributes are average. How can you become a god at your level?

Why do so many authors like Empire of the Sun and Moon? This book is pretty good. Profit comes first. Many people are morally obsessive and think Xuan is a traitor. I don't recognize Sun and Moon as a country. In the extraordinary world, shouldn't we put strength first? Is this really just for the sake of making a rebuttal?

With the protagonist's configuration, do you still want to be the master of the Poseidon Pavilion? Akaishi can't even get your turn

How did the author manage to get scolded for all three books and still persevere? The question doesn't even look at the comments. This book is unparalleled.

This book simply lowers the lower limit of Douluo's combat power, making it the weakest Douluo fanfic in history.

The writing makes it more and more difficult to understand what it is about. The sun and moon are infinitely strengthened. If it is not a super Douluo + a tenth-level soul guide, how can it be considered the ultimate Douluo combat power? The same is true for this protagonist. There is no check and balance at all. All the Douluo natives are dead. He is the soul saint. It feels like it is going to be unfinished.

I can't stand it any longer, so I crazily increase the intensity for Beibei. Who is the protagonist? 🤔

The soul skills of martial souls and soul rings require mechanisms but not mechanics, and values ​​but not values. This is how you can still have full soul power innately. Really outrageous