
Douluo Dalu: A Clone from Ten Thousand Years Ago, the God King's Backer
斗罗:万年前的分身,成神王靠山
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 285k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1d ago
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213Monthly votes
3kRecommendations
58.3kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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Curious
Is there a plot where Tang Ya turns evil but then redeems herself? So Sasuke could say something like, "Hey, what's the point of a Sandman criminal studying?"
I have some ideas for adding a bit more to the father-daughter laughter segment.
First, we need to write an invincible protagonist. Second, we need to add plenty of fun and torture. Then, let's eat, sleep, and beat up Tang San. Add some father-daughter laughter, and then embellish it with torture of Shrek Academy, mocking their astonishing wisdom, and torturing the entire continent. If the author is interested, they can also add some Japanese elements.
Stunned
Seeing so many people suddenly appear, did you come from which video?
Your clones all traveled to the same era as Tang San, yet nothing in the plot changed.
It's just a novel to read for fun.
The author had no outline whatsoever, writing entirely on a whim, only wanting to include memorable scenes and memes; much of it doesn't hold up to scrutiny. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence would find it unreadable.
When authors get carried away with their writing, they tend to become unpredictable and reckless, disregarding life and death. My tolerance for poison ultimately couldn't hold up.
Verification complete: Le Ziwen
The inspiration is great, and the character settings are good too, but the power system is a bit off; it feels like just entertaining myself. Frankly, there's no main plot. The protagonist is already an invincible Douluo, so all this fluff and unnecessary stuff is just for fun. A Limit Douluo with three-soul core resonance is already invincible on the continent, let alone suddenly having a bunch of Limit Douluos appear. The rest is just babysitting and having fun; it's getting a bit boring.
Is this book abusing Huo's fans or flattering them?
Rather than being a clone with independent consciousness, capable of boasting to the protagonist, questioning the protagonist's and other clones' actions and their thoughts, it's more like summoning a group of loyal subordinates, who may not even necessarily show respect.
Seriously, were you serious about throwing Madara Uchiha out here after his defection? You might as well just let him roam freely on the map and treat him like a jungle boss. And this inexplicable defection is just too bizarre.