Douluo: This Soul Master Is Too Ordinary

I can't understand how a hundred thousand year transformed soul beast can be so arrogant after being captured on someone else's territory. You eat and live in other people's territory, and you use other people's skills and resources to practice. You don't want to make progress and work hard to practice. What can you do to be so arrogant? In comparison, Ning Rongrong is simply too good. Brother, you still stink every day. If you were a royal sister or had a more mature mentality, you wouldn't be so drunk. And the liver-exploding expert, are you a sister control?

What I wrote before is okay. The back is completely filled with water numbers. A skill needs to be introduced in two or three chapters, with data here and data there.

I don't understand why a 100,000-year-old soul beast is so arrogant when it has transformed into someone else's territory.

No

It's too verbose, like a child rambles on about everything for dozens of chapters, which is as ordinary as the title of the book.

The beginning is pretty good, but starting from about 200 chapters? This book turns into a long math problem

I can't figure out why I still want to follow someone else's path when I've already failed...

It's too long-winded and has no plot. It's all about introducing this and that, which is very boring.

The overall look and feel is very good, there is no part of it that confuses the readers.

There are no highlights. It's like working behind closed doors. It has been upgraded in a low-key manner. The snake spear almost killed the protagonist and his father. In the end, he only cut off one of his hands without killing him, and finally let it go. The Ever-Changing Peach and the Shadow Clone Peach are both trouble-making skills, so I won't use them. He turned into Tang San and went around doing things to attract enemies. His avatar went to Haotian Sect with fixed soul-guided cannonballs. His art was Pai Daxing.