
Douluo Dalu III: Haotian Wulin
斗罗大陆三昊天舞麟
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 533k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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157Chapters
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Is the speed of cultivation a bit slow? Innate level five is the same speed as the original innate level three of Blue Silver Grass. Then there are the plot. Some places are irrelevant and can be skipped. It would be better to speed up the pace a bit.
Except for the change of Wuhun, the co-author has not changed at all, right? Take this book and check it with the original work. Can the plagiarism check rate be below 90%?
Big cheers for the author, I will give you a recommendation vote right from the beginning.
After reading it, his description was so annoying. It kept saying no, no, but... There were at least four or five of them in one picture. It was so annoying, and it affected the reading experience too much. Compared with the original work, there is basically not much change. How can your level 5 soul power cultivation be so slow? And the strangest thing to me is that whether it is the original work or other fans, can't they borrow money first to buy a better century-old soul, and then learn to forge it? Isn't it okay? Throughout the whole article, it's true that the author's writing habits are very strange.