How Should the Protagonist of Douluo Live Without a Martial Spirit?

I have read some other fan fictions, all of which are adaptations of the settings and plot trends of the original works. The routines are mostly the same, and I feel a bit tired of reading them. The writing of this book is relatively novel. In a sense, it transcends the original work. There are many things that are truly my own. Because there are many differences in names and settings from the original text, including other texts, I was a little uncomfortable at first, but I became more accepting of it later on. The completely different character setting and plot direction also make me look forward to the future development. Of course, the pace of the story feels a bit slow at the moment. Although it is acceptable to me, in the current fast-paced lifestyle, not many people may be willing to calm down and learn more about different settings and completely different stories. The author is willing to write like this and still insists on it. He must be aware of it. He has something he insists on and makes something different. I prefer to read it. As for the storyline, many details, including the character and environment, are very detailed. It is quite attractive to me at the moment. I am looking forward to the author's subsequent storylines.