
Douluo: Expelled from the Haotian Sect and Pretended to Join the Holy Spirit Sect
斗罗:逐出昊天宗,假投圣灵教
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- Ongoing
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- 56k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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There are several problems with joining the Holy Spirit Cult: 1. In the past, in Haotian Sect, no matter how great the Ming or the Ming Dynasty, they would not take action on the surface. However, after joining the Holy Spirit Religion and having the buff of the evil soul master, it is equivalent to finding a natural excuse for them to take action. 2. It turns out that the conflict between the protagonist and Tang San is an internal conflict within the sect. It turns out that the protagonist has supporters in the Haotian Sect. After all, everyone can see the sacrifices he has made for the sect over the years. If the two outsiders do too much, they will arouse public anger. 3. Regarding the setting of the protagonist's younger sister, I think it was strange that she didn't follow the protagonist at that time. After all, her parents died. In the setting, her brother is everything to her. And when the protagonist left, she didn't stay with him but stayed in Haotian Sect. Isn't this equivalent to giving Tang San a weakness? Is it necessary?