Douluo Dalu: Abandoned by the Gods from the Start

Honestly, with this kind of bitter and resentful opening, I feel like the author might not be able to write this long.

The introduction states that his exceptional talent led to his abandonment by the Sea God, and the subsequent crippling of his martial soul, which seems rather inexplicable and doesn't hold water. Even if he was abandoned, shouldn't he have been eliminated completely? At the very least, when his martial soul was crippled, shouldn't he have taken some underhanded measures to prevent him from restoring his talent? 🔨🔨

Why does the game start with such a bitter and resentful atmosphere?

Regardless of Poseidon's character, there's no reason why he wouldn't pass on his divine position or run away.

Let me talk about the author's latest chapter. Even the roe of the Kun fish, which wasn't originally a large fish, has been discovered. And unlike other novels where the Kun directly transforms into a Peng, it finds a medium for this transformation. This alone shows the author's dedication to this book; the writing style is also a significant improvement over the previous two.

Can the author suddenly release 50 chapters out of nowhere?

The author of "Extreme Gold" next door suddenly becomes a literary youth. Can you, author? 🤭

The opening felt like it was forcibly creating conflict. It was too cliché. Even writing about the protagonist being unwilling to be trapped on Seagod Island for life, trying various methods to no avail, and finally escaping only to be captured and have his martial spirit destroyed would have been more logical than this.

Putting aside the inexplicably melodramatic plot, it's not bad.

Then the first post about Pangu creating the world appeared!