In Douluo, I Become the Myriad Gu
人在斗罗，万蛊化身
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- 723k Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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213Chapters
152Monthly votes
4.3kRecommendations
42.1kFans
8 ch/weekPace
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Yu Tianheng, do you still remember the Heaven Dou Royal Academy?
Tang Yuan was ambushed and killed by his former teammates after his identity was exposed in the later stages of the story, either because he was trying to seize the immortal herb. In desperation, Tang Yuan shouted, "Yu Tianheng, do you still remember the Heaven Dou Royal Academy!" Yu Tianheng was taken aback, revealing a flaw in his plan.
If you put "The Insect World" in "Douluo Continent," it's a complete disaster. Even the original "The Insect World" was just like a roadside animal, chased away by Tang Jia San Shao (just kidding, don't be silly).
Chapter 33
I'm exhausted from watching. From the very first chapter, there's been a constant stream of minor issues. I don't care about the setting problems or the characters' strength issues; I wouldn't even complain about the bug on your first spirit ring. But the argument between Tang San and the protagonist in chapter 33 is truly unbearable.
A cold wind blows through the Valley of Desolation, cicadas sing through spring and autumn as the youth returns. At the Mountain of Soul-Swept Ones, the stone figure weeps, the immortal wanders, the demon heads north. On the River Against the Current, ten thousand immortals retreat, love cannot withstand the tears of unwavering devotion. Fate ordained, yet destined to fail; the immortal venerable regrets, but I do not.
Hope you can adopt it, about Tang San
Tang Hao's handling was indeed right. But Tang San couldn't. I think a book friend said something good. Tang San didn't get any paternal love from Tang Hao, but he took care of Tang Hao in every possible way. The protagonist is so kind to Tang San, but Tang San is still deliberately jealous, and then looks at his brother with prejudice. It's still a bit out of character here.
If there is no heroine + immortal master, then I will have to taste the saltiness.
It's poorly written; very mediocre. The martial spirit is a forced combination, the spirit rings are a forced combination, the family members are a forced combination, and various attractive gimmicks are stitched together, but they are contradictory.
Tang San is an absolute feudalist warrior, and there is a brother who can probably serve as your slave.
This doesn't resemble Fang Yuan at all. Here's an idea that does.
Fang Yuan transmigrates to Douluo Continent at the beginning, but his talent is poor. He sees that Tang San has high talent, so he uses the Blood Skull Bone to train Tang San to improve his own talent. He inherits Tang San's will and leads Tang San to become a god. Later, the entire Haotian Sect trains violently to level up.
Ding Zhen at a glance: A clumsy imitator