
Douluo Dalu: AI Dragon Emperor
斗罗:AI龙皇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 8d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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556Chapters
173Votes
7.4kRecs
66.6kFans
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According to AI deduction, the most suitable soul skill for the protagonist is pole vaulting. The optimal soul ring ratio is 10-year-old bitter bamboo. Multiple authorities have recognized it. Based on big data, it is deduced that the chance of becoming a god with this method is 100%.
After reading three chapters, the problem still lies with Tang San. There are too many private goods. It's dark for the sake of being dark. I'm tired of seeing it. It's also very unreasonable. You can say Douluo Yi's Tang San is a hypocrite, but no matter how hypocrite he is, he still leads the Shrek Seven Devils to become gods. Don't write it like a clown who disdains the villagers when he awakens his martial spirit. The original book does not have such a description at all. Even if it is ignored, it is very good, so this kind of brainless clown description is too poisonous. ——He can be a villain, but he cannot be a clown, except for the abstract Tang Buddha in the later Douluo films.
Is this a common problem among people? There are a lot of explanations, settings, popular science, complaints, and venting of dissatisfaction. There are so many inner dramas and so many narrations. The protagonist is the same as the character I play and control in the game. It is difficult to assume the role. Each original character must be critically commented. It does not feel like a novel. It is like reading posts on forums.
I wish there were so many secondary plots written, especially for the book about playing with poison. The secondary plots are so crappy, and the brainlessness is completely unnecessary. To put it bluntly, Douluo Continent is one of the many worlds under the jurisdiction of the God Realm. Asura God and Poseidon Wubrain support Tang San, which is quite speechless.
Emmm, what Tang San wrote was still black for the sake of being black.
The most speechless one when watching Douluo fandom is Black Chihiroji. Blacking Tang San is undoubtedly politically correct. If I don't lick Bibi Dong, I don't know why Black Chihiroji 🥵. Moreover, I feel that the protagonist does not have enough fantasy thinking and does not take becoming stronger as the first goal. He has offended the aristocracy and the soul master class before he has grown up.
Reminder for lightning protection, don't read it, it's a complete waste of time
I have read the free chapters of this book, as well as the table of contents of the paid chapters. There is basically no characterization and plot content. The whole process was about the theories and various conjectures about martial soul cultivation. The fighting content and martial arts interaction are basically zero. Various improvements and powerful soul skills have never been shown before
What can I say about this book? It's worth reading.
Just keep one thing in mind when watching Douluo Fans: The more Third Nephews who excuse Tang San, the better it will be to watch 🙂
It's okay to be inconsiderate, 9 out of 10 books are doing this now, but at least you have some level of skill. This kind of writing will only expose the author's own small style, but whitewash Tang San. Yes, whitewashing, because it is too black-minded, will only have the opposite effect. Tang San is selfish, and the double standard is true, but it is not as serious as in your article, at least not Dou Yi. The comment said that he was murderous towards the guard. Isn't that the guard's contempt for others? Do you still want to take action against old Jack? Wang Sheng is because he talks about Yu Xiaogang (no matter how we think of Yu Xiaogang, in Tang San's eyes Yu Xiaogang is his master, and he also buys him daily necessities and stores soul guides for him), and there is also the problem of Xiao Wu. She can hit others, but others can't hit her. To be honest, in reality, if your sister or girlfriend is injured by someone, do you have murderous intentions, even if it is not murderous, do you want to beat him back? It's just that Tang San is more extreme. Considering that his birth as a killer can also be explained (it's understandable and logical from the plot), all of the above, when the author writes a book, your character must match the background story, and your words and deeds must be based on his birth and living environment. You can't expect a person who has been an orphan killer for 30 years, who has to start cooking and taking care of people as soon as he can put on the stove after reincarnation, who is hungry all day without having a full meal, what kind of sunny and cheerful boy is he? You have to start from the perspective of camp and philosophy, but not from the moral level. Why? Because 99% of the protagonists of Douluo fanfiction are not as good as Tang San in personal morality, am I right? Author?
There are too many private things mixed in. Tang San is not a good person, but Dou Yi was not so bad in the early stage. Some of them were black just for the sake of being black.