Douluo Dalu: No Martial Soul from the Start
斗罗：开局没有武魂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 858k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Synopsis
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190Chapters
66Monthly votes
1.5kRecommendations
4kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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The worst thing about this author is that they always let Tang San discover their secrets and make Tang San too strong; it disgusts me.
As for breaking up the couple, I don't understand whether the author intends to do so or not. The current storyline is that Tang San likes Xiao Wu, Xiao Wu likes the protagonist, and the protagonist doesn't have any romantic feelings for her. If you didn't want to break up the story, you shouldn't have written that Xiao Wu liked the protagonist in the first place.
Dou Er Body Sect Casual Talk
It can be said that the Body Sect is the force that best aligns with the core socialist values. In Douluo Continent 2, if the Body Sect wants to attract more Body Soul Masters, it needs to promote policies with positive impact, such as popularizing free Martial Soul Awakening, providing free basic education for first and second-level Soul Masters, and maintaining a stable and fair social order.
It's basically a direct copy of the original text, so what's the point of having a main character? After reading so many chapters, I haven't seen any purpose from this main character.
The protagonist is a modern transmigrator who has never read Douluo Continent. In this cultivation world, he refuses an invitation from a sect, even though they recommend he attend the Spirit Academy. In the end, he goes to Shrek Academy to learn how to move stones.
It's too similar to the original novel; I might as well read the original.
The writing is getting worse. For example, with Xiao Wu, if she wanted to break up the original couple, she should have been more decisive to make it more satisfying. Now she's written in a hesitant way, which greatly affects the viewing experience.
Old-fashioned light novels
I don't quite understand this kind of fanfiction written without understanding the original work. You even designed the timeline to be the same as the original protagonist's, in a world like Douluo Continent with zero scientific research, zero culture, and zero development. Does the author really have to make the protagonist figure things out and do everything by hand?
If the content keeps following the original storyline, it becomes uninteresting.
Does the author include Zhu Zhuqing as a female lead?