
Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with Peerless Douluo
同时穿越:从斗罗绝世开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 362k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 10d ago
- English
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89Chapters
378Recommendations
12.5kFans
5 ch/weekPace
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Shennong
Cannot share memories
I feel that the lack of memory sharing is a major flaw.
Douluo Continent is a mere lump of energy; even a Soul King could shatter the Blade of Life to deal with the remnant souls of evil Soul Masters inside. Amazing!
Poisonous
Everything was fine at the beginning, but then suddenly a huge surprise was given to the reader.
Read Chapter 20 first; only the old Shennong could stomach it.
It seems the author possesses astonishing wisdom! Exterior soul bones, once ten thousand years old, are exchanged for 100,000-year-old ones? Exterior soul bones are materials for super artifacts! To think they're ugly is truly outrageous! Is it possible to customize their own form? Could the Eight Spider Lances be transformed into the Eight Wings of the Sea God?
Shennong Post
Chapter 20 is a complete self-destruction; he talks to Huo Yuhao about the future, then directly challenges Tang San, a five-ring Soul King fighting a God King like Tang San. You can judge for yourselves. I'm outta here.
Wearing the same clothes but not sharing the same memories
I've seen books that reduce talent, reduce strength, and even weaken shared memories, but I've rarely seen any that don't share memories at all. In fact, besides your book, I only remember two other books that don't share memories. All I can say is that this is outrageous! Is this really considered a crossover story?
Why did you suddenly take a dump, buddy? Were you having a good time writing this?
Why do so many people like to fawn over Dai Yuhao?