Douluo: Bloodline Insufficient? Brains Make Up For It!

Good looking, but no heroine

It's a pretty good fanfic. I personally like to read this kind of research. Secondly, there is no overly brainless blackmail of Tang San or abuse of Tang Wulin. The bad things Tang San did were all brushed off, and Tang Wulin was just on the opposite side under Tang San's guidance. The timeline of the later copies of the Divine Seal Throne and the Divine Land Qiyu was a bit confusing. Although it was explained later, it was a bit far-fetched. Finally, I took Yun Ming to play from beginning to end, this is a good review! I think Yun Ming is the most regrettable in the Douluo series. When I first followed the Legend of the Dragon King, I always thought that Yun Ming and Liya were the reincarnations of good and evil (Yun Ming alone is nothing and adding Liya is hard not to make people think of good and evil, and I read the physical book of the Dragon King after reading the Legend of the Gods). However, when I saw the ending, he was not resurrected, and the number one in the world was just like a passerby!

It's boring without a heroine.

It's okay, but the narrative is confusing.

It is a rare Douluo novel without a female protagonist, but the plot is too bland, and in the later stages it is too talkative, with descriptions repeated several times in several chapters. . .

It's okay to choose

Very nice!

It was okay in the early stages, but I couldn't stand it anymore in the later stages.

It's quite beautiful and has the author's own understanding of the Douluo world.

The author's many ideas are perfectly combined and beautiful, and will make readers keep thinking. Only with ideas can you be interested in reading.