
Douluo Dalu: God of Abundance and the Sun
斗罗:丰饶与太阳之神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 148k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
53Chapters
222Votes
619Recs
46Fans
Tags
Honours
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You are a relatively normal Douluo fan, and you have not tortured others mindlessly, nor have you kneeled and licked me. When I saw Zhu Zhuqing thinking that Dai Mubai left him lustfully, and then turned around and became one of the protagonist's harem, I felt like my IQ had been lowered. I only recognize Dou Yi because I have never read the others. When Dou Er saw Huo Yuhao's million-dollar first ring and some inexplicable black ball, he decided that this book was garbage.
Although, with the protagonist like this, Shrek would never accept it. To put it bluntly, Shrek only accepts monsters, but the treatment of students with monster talents in that academy will not be worse than in Shrek. Even without Tang San as the protagonist, the human setup in Shrek can be said to have been delayed. As for the protagonist's mediocre talent, many people were eliminated in the original work, and it is impossible for Yu Xiaogang to come forward to help open the back door based on the protagonist's performance. As a Douluo fan for the past two years, I personally feel that Bibi Niao's book is the best, not in terms of writing style, but in terms of the author's own path. In this book, you are the protagonist, why do you have to stare at Tang San? Since you are the protagonist, you should have your own story and your own adventures. I think fan fiction can be divided into three categories. The first category is to copy the original work but add one more person. The second category is to write something of your own without making major changes on the basis of the original work. I think this one belongs to this category for the time being. The third category is to abandon the original story line and write your own story in addition to the background and basic structure of the original work. Actually, seeing the protagonist's low starting point and the introduction, I thought the protagonist would take a different path, but in the end, Shrek was still cast in the role. It's still to be determined.
Sorry, I've read the original work. The master is not interested in innate-level waste. I can't stand it anymore. I looked through the table of contents and said, "Hey, Shrek, goodbye then."
Douluo 1 timeline, innate level one, apprenticed to Yu Xiaogang, joined Shrek, sided with Tang San, plot, no heroine, that's it, you decide if you want to see it or not
To put it bluntly, it's not interesting. It's a bit like the protagonist in ancient times. Follow Tang San and join Shrek. It seems that the Douluo novels from a long time ago were written like this. Looking at your introduction, I thought the protagonist was going to have his own line. The result is to follow Tang San with a group, Tang San's accessory. As for whether Tang San and Yu Xiaogang are black or not, it doesn't really matter. Because I got sucked into reading novels, my senses towards them are generally not very good, but it doesn't matter whether you criticize them or not. When writing fan fiction, you always have to write something different. You gave me the feeling that I was basically reading the original work again.
I thought the power of abundance in the Starry Railway in the second game of Fertility
A boring nanny article about group tours. It is recommended to mark the introduction as a waste of time in group tours.
This book is too bland, and the plot of the heroine or the female protagonist is not inserted early to develop feelings. At first, I thought it was arranged for Xiao Wu to sleep with other girls instead of letting the original Xiao Wu and Tang San sleep together. I thought this was a signal from the author to pave the way for the protagonist and Xiao Wu to develop a relationship later. However, nothing happened later and I was very confused. Moreover, there is no explanation of why Xiao Wu and Tang San have a good relationship later, and there is no foreshadowing at all. In other words, the protagonist Tang San and Xiao Wu get along day and night. Why don't the protagonist and Xiao Wu get together? Why do Xiao Wu and Tang San get together? There is no landmark event at all. Although this book has some ideas about cultivation, if there is too much content and there are not some particularly exciting and interesting ideas, it will seem a bit boring. As far as the Douluo fanfics I have read have good results, they either have unique and interesting ideas, or they have multiple female protagonists in the harem and they are brilliant, or there are even some that have a combination of both.
I thought I could do research, but why is it followed by a nanny article?
How high is the energy supply? What conditions are needed for martial souls to mutate? If you don't understand these, then I'm afraid you won't even be able to carve out the original settings. From Dou 1 to Dou 3, it's quite clear. Take Lan Yincao as an example. If a martial soul has innate limitations, unless there is a great opportunity, the basics of life will be different. Basically, that's it. If a martial soul's innate soul power sits at the same table as Blue Silver Grass, even the bloodline of the Golden Dragon King may not be able to save it. There are not many opportunities for Douluo to improve his qualifications. Even if the requirements for fairy grass and whale glue are lowered, it will still require more than ten thousand years of soul rings and soul bones, and then it will be gone, because it involves the initial SL Bloodline, unless Tang Ya is lucky enough to be born with a trace of the Blue Silver Emperor bloodline, it will be difficult for almost all Blue Silver Grass soul masters to reach the third level or above in their lifetime. Therefore, if the author really wants to write about the common people, he should think carefully. The protagonist's future opportunities include fairy grass or whale gum (6,000 to 50,000 gold soul coins per piece) Whale glue), can you pick up the qualifications to improve a million-year soul beast like Huo Guai? Can a civilian bet on the benign mutation of the martial soul that has a lower probability than the lottery grand prize? Is the protagonist's martial soul evolution theory reasonable? If it cannot even convince a small number of readers, will this theory become an alternative "top ten theory"