Douluo: Seven Killing Swords of Wuhun, the Sword Opens the Gate of Heaven

When I saw the protagonist of Qian Renxuekeng, I felt that the male protagonist was a bit unintelligent and had no bright spots. Apart from the twin martial arts, he seemed to be just like that, mediocre. Especially knowing that the plot actually allowed Ning Rongrong to go to Shrek to go to school. Do you have to go to this school? Looking at it from the front, I feel a little intimidated and can't stand up or down.

Tang San never lacks immortal grass and divine status. Tang Hao is always seriously injured and cannot be killed. Tang Chen is just one step away from becoming a god by exploding the ring. Snow Mountain Sect is a one-on-one sect. The protagonist practices hard when he is weak. When he is strong, he travels around the mountains and rivers. The enemy must become stronger before he can be destroyed. So what has changed?

The character is ruined. Douluo's per capita arrogance is comparable to that of a banana, but he ends up adding arrogance to a bunch of people. For example, Tang San wants to form a small group. Tang San was a pure otaku in his previous life. Will he be able to socialize? Xiao Wu Dan's various schemes, what does she, a soul beast, know? Everyone has intrigues. And black people don't understand, black people are embarrassing themselves.

To be honest, I feel a bit out of control.

There is no bright spot in pure intelligence reduction

The same formula was used to blacken Tang San's lineage and step on the soil. I have read half of Douluo's novels in the same pattern and by the same author. Comparatively speaking, the overall writing of this book is pretty good, there are no pitfalls, and some of the plots are exciting. It's not bad, it's unsystematic, and it's readable.

Well, I feel that the author has not read the original work and many of the plots are confusing. It feels like I watched the anime once, but when I wrote a plot, I forgot about it and was too lazy to watch it again. And the protagonist is too indecisive. What a turtle to look at!

Very nice. Maybe it's because I've read Douluo: I'm Unparalleled in the World before, so I don't think this book is deliberately trying to win over anyone. Of course, it's still a bit clever. To be honest, this is the first book that made me feel a little reluctant to part with it.

Will the soft-egg turtle take the Killing God Realm? It's interesting.

A lump