Douluo Dalu: I'm Too Cautious with My Martial Soul Clones

The protagonist is almost the same as Gangzi. He looks down on other people but hides his clumsiness on the surface. He always pretends to be cool.

You have a mental disorder and don't like the ready-made 100,000-year-old Blue Silver Emperor soul bone. Instead, you end up looking at a 20,000-year-old head soul bone that may not be exposed. The protagonist has no urgent requirements for improvement. The reason why the head soul bone can be replaced is that it can be replaced if it is not used yet. Do you insist on absorbing this thing to lower your potential? Even if you say later that it was absorbed by the clone, it is not worthy

Whale gum shouldn't be able to lift that much... The protagonist has been eating whale gum for five or six thousand years to maintain his physical condition…

To be honest, this is a rare Douluo masterpiece for two reasons: 1. The protagonist takes becoming stronger as the first goal. This is the mentality that a fantasy world should have, and there is no boring love plot; 2. The protagonist does a good job in Gou Dao when he is weak, and basically retreats when in danger. Just these two points crush 95% of Douluo novels.

When I saw Chapter 21.22, The protagonist's character was pure and innocent. He had always been boasting that the protagonist had a noble personality, disdained to steal Tang San's opportunity, and looked down upon the hundred thousand-year-old Blue Silver Emperor soul bone. Pay attention, it's not because he was worried that Tang Hao would anger the Holy Soul Village, so he didn't dare to take it, but he didn't bother to take it or steal other people's things. But later on, he was eager to seek the truth, firm-willed, and decisive in killing, because a few passers-by deceived the protagonist and wasted his training time, killing these passers-by and searching for their souls. What about noble personality? Isn't this a villain looking at what other people are doing? It's too indirect. On the one hand, the protagonist flaunts his upright views and disdains stealing other people's things, but on the other hand, he gets angry and kills people. Isn't this the left brain attacking the right brain?

I don't know why so many people are criticizing it. I think the author wrote it very well. I have read quite a few Douluo fanfics. In terms of character design, plot, logic, and coolness, this one is definitely the best. In addition, there is the biologist who awakened the Tai Chi Bagua Sword. The protagonist's foundation ring, artificial soul ring and soul bone, and the essence of soul power is a frequency wave, which are all very novel. There is also a fun flow that travels back to ten years and sacrifices directly at the beginning of Lone Bamboo. The God of Lone Bamboo, Blue Silver Pole Vault, and Three Stages of Fart Qi, the whole process is numb. If I have to say it, there is a little lack of foreshadowing when the protagonist changes his mentality. After all, I have been holding back for so long and I am a little uncomfortable with being so crazy all at once. But overall I am still very optimistic about it, the updates are fast, the plot is compact and not watery, and it is also fun and refreshing. It seems to me that the author has arranged for the soul bone in the right leg to be vacant. It is not because he wants the Blue Silver Emperor. After all, I have said before that I don't want to get it, so I think it is better not to ask for it, otherwise I will be accused of being arrogant and disrespectful.

As title. That's quite an idea. Wuhun is very unique. If you don't open a big lag, Wuhun will be dead. (Personal opinion below) Dou Yi was at the same time as Tang, and only had twenty years to develop. It would be more difficult to become a god before him, and he had to be a strong god. A weak god would be bullied, and at least a first-level god could speak. But the better thing about Dou Yi is that no one is deliberately trying to prevent the lower planes from becoming gods, and they can plan the inheritance of the god status normally. If you create your own god status, you will not have time to spread your faith, and you may need to create a god status that resonates with the law, similar to the law of enlightenment.

The book written by the author with great prejudice cannot help but lower Tang San's bottom line and exalt the protagonist. It is just a white text. It feels like one cockroach killing another cockroach 😐

The author is still a young man with no awareness of drug avoidance. He even thought about giving each clone a female protagonist🥵

The protagonist seems to be pretending to be awesome, but when the actual fighting ability is not enough, he pretends to be awesome. Does he really think he is invincible? Just bet that others don't dare and place your hopes on others?