Douluo Dalu: I Taught a Whole Group of Gods

I couldn't stand it at the beginning. Tang San told you that he had twin martial souls, and then the protagonist directly concealed his twin martial souls. I'm really curious how you came back to it later.

I didn't let my family down, I taught a god

Tang Chen became the Ultimate Douluo Continent three years before Poseidon. Are you saying that Tang Chen and Poseidon were from the same era?

I didn't expect that someone would whitewash Tang San. Is it reasonable for an outer disciple to steal the highest inheritance of our sect? If there weren't too many people, it would be up to you to kill him or not. A guard would trigger the method of death by asking for a favor fee. He was worthy of Tang Sangou.

There really aren't many people who teach Tang San who are more powerful than Yu Xiaogang. It can be said that there are almost none. Even from a God's perspective, there are no people who are more powerful than Yu Xiaogang. What can I say? Look at what Yu Xiaogang chose. Without knowing that he is the Blue Silver Emperor and Tang San's hidden martial arts weapon, look at what Yu Xiaogang chose for Tang San. All the soul skills are almost mechanical monsters, because the Blue Silver Grass has no numerical value.

After reading the introduction, I don't understand. They all helped Tang San. Why do they want to beat up Shrek? What kind of grudges are there? They will be disbanded in a few years. The original work was only brought back to life after being dragged down by Tang San and highly bound to him. Master Tang San would not have gone to Shrek. If the master was willing to go to Shrek, he would have gone there long ago. Directly become a roadside person, become an NPC, Ma Hongjun may explode and die, Dai Mubai may be killed by his brother, Ning Rongrong will just leave when he is tired of playing, that is Oscar, he may become a titled Douluo if he stays in his fifties or sixties.

If you lick three, just lick three. You don't have to make excuses, and it's not like there is no audience Look at those fan protagonists who have double standards than Tang San. They directly stated that they would rely on cheats to open a harem. At least they were honest.

You don't need to teach Tang San to become a god, Tang San will become a god without you teaching him

The protagonist has become a new tank. No, it may have surpassed the tank. Mainly theory, but also character. The previous theory is supported by some facts and common sense. When it comes to Tang Hao's showdown, it is completely discontinued. Soul beasts with ten thousand years of powerful bloodline will most likely explode their soul bones. This original work does not have this example, and there is no common sense in the original work The most important thing is that Tang Hao is actually allowed to kill souls indiscriminately. Beasts, to obtain soul bones to sell for money, it is really better than Tang San in CS. To be honest, I have read so many fanfics. Basically, soul bones are obtained by the way when hunting soul rings, or they are obtained due to some opportunities, such as the soul master competition or the soul beasts blocking the way, or the resource tilt of other forces. But this is the first time I have seen someone who kills soul beasts indiscriminately to obtain soul bones. The soul bones obtained are used on one's own people. The most I can say is that you have a double standard, and I have the patience to read on. In the end, the soul bones obtained are actually for sale. What a talent! There are so many ways to make money, but I chose the most CS, and also the least thankless one. To put it bluntly, in this aspect of the character list, the protagonist is definitely far better than Gangzi. To be honest, it is the first time I have seen people who get soul bones and sell them. Generally speaking, those who are sold are those who are less than ten thousand years old. But what is your theory? Based on your unfounded theory, soul beasts with high talents of ten thousand years of bloodline are more likely to explode soul bones. It is obvious that they intend to repay the ten thousand year soul bones and sell them! I won't say anything about giving this thing to others to win over your own power, or exchanging some for resource benefits, but you are selling it directly. Of course, I don't know whether you plan to sell it to an acquaintance or directly sell it to a stranger at an auction, and I am not interested in knowing. And why is your pace so slow? Awakening the Martial Spirit is already over ten or twenty chapters in, right? Why haven't you started going to the Soul Master Academy yet? What's even more disgusting is that a soul skill needs to be introduced for more than half a chapter, or even one or two chapters. It takes so much effort to explain something that can be explained in one sentence. It's really a good thing that I was poisoned by your evil point before I reached the paid chapter. Otherwise, I don't know how much money I would have spent in the future.

In a feudal society, Tang San, who had no chance of promotion, stole the sect's classics in order to progress. Because the monopoly of knowledge in feudal society made it difficult for ordinary people to get ahead, it is difficult to evaluate whether this is right or wrong. After all, if earth travelers travel to the world of Jin Yong's martial arts, most of them will have to steal secret books to practice if they don't get the chance. Unlike modern times, where knowledge is open source and compulsory education is universal, in ancient times there was a monopoly on knowledge. But what I didn't expect was that after Tang San became a god, he vividly performed the feudal dross, favoring sons over daughters (splitting his daughter's soul), annexing land (annexing Douluo Star to become his own back garden), wanting to have only his own voice in the divine world (scheming against other god kings, in order to become the emperor for himself), and cultivating loyal ministers (training children of luck into dogs). In short, Tang San lived like a feudal emperor, feeling that "the whole world is not the king's land", everything should belong to him as the emperor, his subordinates must all be loyal ministers, and those who are disloyal must be suppressed and schemed to death.