Douluo: Dragon's Roar in the Nine Heavens

It's boring. The strongest poisonous immortal in level 98 only has a 60% winning rate against the Red King? Not only can I beat Mr. Xiong, but I can also win 50-50, right? Then there is the fact that the protagonist, who was born with full soul power and went to the Qibao Glazed Sect, actually had to fight with a bunch of passers-by for an assessment. Only after passing the assessment is he an outer disciple. Anyone who has seen Douluo knows that no matter which faction he goes to, he has to be sacrificed.

I really don't understand what the author is writing? Before awakening the martial spirit, it was fine, but there were only three pitfalls. After awakening the martial spirit, every picture is a trap. The protagonist seems to be a talent monster, which is just piled up. I don't see any efforts, strategies, thoughts, and characteristics in these aspects.

In fact, the cigar martial arts is the most dramatic, and I keep describing it. Smoking is too dramatic in a fantasy novel. You are not writing urban literature. You can just brush it off in one stroke and keep describing it. Don't you have to write it?

The writing is incomprehensible. People who don't play King of Kings have no idea what you are talking about. I read a hundred chapters and found that the plot has not changed at all and the protagonist is the same.

This book might only have a rating of about 6.5 Next door. If you don't like the cool articles, why would you write cool articles?

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I felt that the ending was too hasty. The status of the orcs was not mentioned, the partners were not mentioned, and the master was not mentioned.

God is awesome Innate full soul power + 950-year-old evil tiger for the first soul ring + 2300-year-old second soul ring + a soul-boosting bomb. It took a full 5 years and it's not level 30 yet? Are you kidding me? What's so outrageous? Tang San has been able to reach level 29 in 6 years. You have done so many tricks, but you are still the core of the Nine Treasure Glazed Tile Sect, and you have a Super Douluo Master to help you train, but you still can't compare to Tang San in the end? I really finished it, and Shuangwen came here feeling unhappy.

The story is okay, but the author likes to play riddles very much, and the effects of the soul skills are not clearly explained, or even which two skills are obtained by the 100,000-year-old soul ring. The storyline likes to set up foreshadowing, which makes it uncomfortable to watch.

It's okay, I prefer this kind of slow growth, but your master's foreshadowing and stuff haven't changed.