Douluo Dalu: The Unrivaled Tang Sect: I Can See the Autobiography I Wrote

You mean the protagonist became the top student in his second year with an ordinary martial soul that wasn't even as good as a low-level martial soul, and then it became even more frustrating to watch? He was given a power-up, but it was simulated in such a ridiculous way. Anyone who didn't know better would think it was a beggar's suffering diary. I couldn't take it anymore after chapter twenty.

This is a pile of crap. The author wanted to leave Shrek Academy earlier, but then stubbornly stayed, and now they're getting more and more entangled. Shrek Academy is getting more and more ridiculous; I can't even imagine how the author will write the ending where the character runs away. The part about the spirit metal was even more ridiculous.

Anyone who's read a bit, or even just read the title, knows what kind of cheat code this is—it's like a legacy left over from countless timelines. He exists in countless timelines after his death, and currently, there's no force, openly or secretly, that can rival Tang San. He keeps jumping between Huo Yuhao's and Tang San's sides, and Tang San has already noticed him.

It's completely unacceptable. The only part is Huo Yuhao's revenge; the rest is written in a confusing, unpredictable way, like Tang San possessing him.

Having read around chapter 20, the protagonist is being treated too stifled. Either let him accumulate resources at the bottom and slowly rise to power, or let him have some fun. There's no need for him to stay at Shrek Academy. I even saw someone say that having the male lead join the main group is just a forced plot device given how much they've suppressed him. 🤓🤓

In the latest chapters, he answers every question Wang Yan asks; it's ridiculous, he just blurts out everything.

This simulated golden hand—the author deliberately deviates from the main characters' storyline, knowing full well they lack talent and that the simulated abilities are useless.

Why does this author seem to enjoy belittling the protagonist while praising Huo Yuhao? It's happened in several of his books in a row. If he likes praising Huo Yuhao so much, why doesn't he just make Huo Yuhao the protagonist, or even make the protagonist a woman and have Huo Yuhao as the main character?

Let's find a way to add a scythe-wielding spirit to ensure the protagonist is invincible.

It starts off incredibly toxic; the protagonist in the autobiography is a brainless idiot, and it's just padding for the sake of padding. I don't even want to read any further.