(Please refer to the manga for the character designs.)
A Detailed Look at Martial Soul Awakening
Innate Soul Power is closely related to Martial Soul strength: those with high Innate Soul Power are bound to have powerful Martial Souls, but a powerful Martial Soul does not necessarily come with equally exceptional Innate Soul Power. The difference depends on physical fitness.
1. Martial Soul Quality
Before the age of six, children convert the nutrients they consume into energy that nourishes their Martial Souls. When sufficient energy is available, a Martial Soul can develop to its optimal state based on its inherited traits, and may even mutate. Once a Martial Soul mutates, it consumes a great deal of energy. The strength and continuity of its energy supply will determine the outcome.
2. Innate Soul Power Is Not Entirely “Innate”
The amount of Innate Soul Power is determined jointly by the Martial Soul’s strength at the moment of awakening and the person’s physical fitness.
Under normal circumstances, the human body contains no Soul Power before awakening. Thus, Innate Soul Power essentially comes from the power unleashed at the moment of awakening. This power is not refined from the outside world on the spot. Rather, it is stored in advance within the Martial Soul and activated upon awakening. The amount of this energy depends on two factors:
Martial Soul strength: Determined by heredity and acquired mutations, it also represents the upper limit of the Martial Soul’s efficiency at refining energy from the outside world.
Physical fitness: Determined by the nutrition accumulated during growth, it affects the body’s maximum capacity for Innate Soul Power.
In other words, Martial Soul quality determines a Soul Master’s talent ceiling, while physical fitness determines whether they can fully realize that talent.
Written by Xiang Yang, the greatest theoretical master in the history of the Soul Master World
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A New Classification of the Martial Soul System
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Soul Curses and Self-Created Soul Skills
Faith and the Gods
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.
Sorry, I've read the original novel. The master wasn't interested in a mere level-one innate talent, so I couldn't continue reading from there. I flipped through the table of contents, and hey, Shrek Academy... Well, goodbye then.
Unable to hold back, in Chapter Eight, Tang San and Tang San confront each other, revealing that they are time travelers. What year is it?
In the Douluo Continent I timeline, the protagonist is at the first level of the Innate Realm, becomes Yu Xiaogang's disciple, joins Shrek Academy, sides with Tang San, and follows the plot. There is no female lead. That's all. Whether you read it or not is up to you.
Why are there so many people washing the floor for San🐶 recently? The protagonists are worse than 🍬☔ at every turn. In terms of killing people, not to mention the ten-thousand-year plan, how many fan protagonists can't even compare to a fraction of three🐶 in a single city of destruction and killing? There are even more outrageous things like dividing one's daughter's soul into three pieces and killing Kaizi. I have never seen a fan who does this.
To be honest, it's not very interesting; it's a bit like the old-fashioned protagonists who join a group. Following Tang San and joining Shrek Academy seems to be how it was written in the Douluo Continent novels a very, very early time. Looking at your profile, I thought the protagonist was going to have his own storyline.
This is the old-school fanfiction style. If you're going to write fanfiction, at least write something different! So-called theoretical research is just icing on the cake; it can't support the plot. Isn't the main storyline still the original one? And what you, the author, say isn't important; what's important is how your protagonist acts. You can talk a lot of theory, but isn't your protagonist still doing the work of a nanny?
This book is too bland, and the plot involving the female lead, or rather, the main character's female companion, doesn't develop their relationship early on. At first, I thought the author was sending a signal that Xiao Wu was sleeping with other girls instead of letting Xiao Wu and Tang San sleep together as in the original story, to pave the way for the main character and Xiao Wu to develop…
Did Shennong exist?
I heard this book is a collection of the most toxic Douluo Continent fanfiction? 😠