Douluo Dalu: I Can Draw Character Templates from All Heavens
斗罗：我能抽取诸天角色模板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 313k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 19d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
144Chapters
232Recommendations
5Fans
3 ch/weekPace
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Let me rant
The protagonist is forcing himself to be with Tang San, which is pointless. What good does it do for his cultivation? If it were Han Li, upon learning that Tang San had a titled father, he would have run away immediately. He wouldn't have approached Tang San unless he was actively seeking his first spirit ring. Wouldn't that expose all his secrets to Tang Hao? Would you dare use a cheat system?
The subject matter is great, but I was still captivated by the table of contents. I don't like Han Li. It's good to be drawn into Han Li's world when reading Mortal's Ambition, but it's not good to be friends with him. Furthermore, I dislike Han Li's lineage and cultivation techniques. Everything he does represents survival, not strength.
The protagonist is mentally ill
The first prototype of the protagonist is Han Li, a powerful and cunning man who knows that Tang San will try to kill him after revealing his skills and hidden weapons. He also doesn't have a protector who can face Tang Hao without fear. But he insists on hunting for spirit rings with Master Tang San. What a fool.
The premise is great, but unfortunately the first dozen or so chapters waste time...
I don't understand you novelists. You're already enemies, yet you insist on teaming up against each other, like you're determined to die. Are you so brainless that you want to die even faster?
He even tormented Tang San and Gang, getting his soul ring stolen by Tang San early on. He absorbed a ten-year soul ring, which was then strengthened by the system to 130 years – unbelievable! They even claimed he had the power of a heavenly tribulation and was a ten-year soul beast. Ha!
I wish you good grades, bye-bye!
There's a 90% or higher chance I'll have to write about a teacher-student romance with the original author.
Well, if it still has zero monthly votes by mid-month, you can imagine how problematic the writing is.
Chapter Two, Goodbye. Original content for minor characters is boring. Look at similar works; none of them require direct knowledge. You might as well become Gangzi's apprentice and openly trick him.