Douluo: Soul-Breaking Gun

It's still very interesting to watch from the beginning, but in the middle and later stages it's really difficult to watch, and it keeps suppressing the protagonist's fighting ability. When the protagonist faced Ning Fengzhi and the others, I felt that there was something wrong with the protagonist's character. I felt very uncomfortable when I saw the back part. I can't describe it in words. It was just a bit inconsistent with his words and deeds. The so-called decisiveness and protecting his family were inconsistent with his actual actions. Maybe he was protective of his family, but he was really aggrieved when facing things.

You have already been titled Douluo, and you remained indifferent to Tang San's many provocations. You knew he was the son of destiny, and you also knew he would become another god, but you just didn't move. You said you were afraid of the Haotian Sect, but you didn't know how to kill secretly. The Star Dou Forest was so far away and you weren't afraid. You secretly killed him and framed the Spirit Hall to give you time to develop.

Tell me your biggest feeling, frustration! Frustrated! Frustrated! This is my feeling after reading hundreds of chapters, especially in the middle stage when I faced the trash masters, Tang San, and those from the Haotian Sect, I had to tolerate everything. The author may have wanted to write that his parents took care of the feelings of the day and valued friendship, but the writing style was not good enough and the criticism was not good enough. It was very annoying to read. Obviously their strength is so much higher than theirs, that group of people are pushing their limits and constantly provoking, but what do you say, you just don't teach them a lesson, maybe sell them occasionally, but you just don't kill them, brother, what are you doing, your strength is so much higher than them, it's not illegal to kill people in that world!

It was fine in the early stage, but when he joined Tiandou Royal Academy, his character collapsed. From there, he would give in with a little pressure. For example, when Qian Renxue came to invite him, he went to Tiandou Royal Academy and would expose his level 35 soul power. If he didn't go, he would just offend Qian Renxue a little, and she wouldn't do anything. There was also Ning Rongrong. When he came, he felt that everyone else had become wise. There are also emotional scenes, which are just shoehorned in without any foreshadowing. After seeing this, I don't really want to read any more. Reading other people's comments, it feels like the protagonist's aura is the same as the protagonist's aura when the combat power is suppressed in the later stage. As soon as the protagonist appears as a supporting character, he loses his wits and participates in the plot randomly. He doesn't even care about his own strength.

The first few dozen chapters were pretty good, but then things started to get a little bit toxic.

Overall, it's a pretty good Douluo fan among the Seven Cats. It doesn't have a heaven-defying stallion, it doesn't count as a lick, and it doesn't have a huge increase in combat power. It's pretty good.

In the later stage, he suppressed his combat power, and would rather participate in the plot everywhere than absorb a few soul rings. There is no benefit or even a disadvantage to participate in the plot.

In the later stage, the combat power has been suppressed, and the protagonist is very cowardly. The first part is okay, but the later part becomes more and more boring. The plot progresses slowly.

The plot as a whole is about various opportunities to cut off nonsense and then being afraid that the combat power will increase too quickly and the combat power will be suppressed. As for the villain, it was Tang San who made a fool of himself in the early stage. The protagonist endured it, but endured life and death without preparing to kill Tang San. Tang San was helped up by various opportunities, and he was forced to become a big villain. Then he gave the protagonist a side role without even playing the role. He forced himself to inherit Shura and then forced himself to say that he had created the world. As for the heroine, he didn't know how to write. There was no heroine. There was no foreshadowing. He just went straight to the accident. I watched it for a few hours and skipped it. The first, middle and later stages were full of poison

There are a lot of dialogues, and the way it is written is to describe everything in detail. The author is speechless except for complaining about the inner activities of all the characters. There are no other words. It is very annoying to watch.