In Douluo Dalu, Tang Hao Abandons Me from the Start

I used to hate Hu Liena, but now I hate her even more. I even want her to die more than Tang San. In the original work, Hu Liena only said hello to Tang Yin when she was in the Killing City. After watching a few games of Tang Yin, she was attracted by his appearance and strength. She already seemed to fall in love with Tang Yin. She was in love with spring. This was outrageous. She had not yet entered the hell road. Tang San also used Hao. After watching a few games and falling in love with someone from the opposing force, she completely regarded Tang San as herself, and all the beauties had to revolve around him. This was not in line with the image of a saint at all. Talking about being in love is an insult to being in love. Added new knowledge about Ning Rongrong and Poseidon's black spot. The protagonist's identity limited his performance, which resulted in Tang San Xiaowu not dying.

If you mess around with the mandarin duck spectrum, you will become a scoundrel and build an archway, but you will still dislike others. There is something wrong with the protagonist's outlook on life. At one point the author talks too much. The author's three views are just like that, and the protagonist he writes is still the same. That's it for this book.

A random bit of Yuanyang spectrum. Snow Emperor and Qian Daoliu! 666! It makes me sick🤮🤮🤮

It's good. Some little black people can't find a reason to scold them, so they just say that the random Yuanyangpu is Qiandaoliu and Snow Emperor. They have written it clearly in the book and analyzed it clearly, but some people just don't buy it.

Chapter 666, whether you like it or not, it is very exciting and it made Xiaogang's heart break.

The title is decisive and the IQ is online, but in fact it is the embodiment of the Virgin Mary's sometimes witty manipulation. It was quite satisfying when the plot of the protagonist ended. All the enemies were miserable, which was not bad. Tang San was crippled but not killed, and even Xiao Wu survived. It didn't feel good hh. Xiao Wu should have given birth to countless rabbits before she became intelligent. I think it was better this way. What follows is a lot of extras, and I won't read them if they are too many. They are about Douluo from another parallel world. The writing in the first few dozen chapters was okay, but later on, I started to force all kinds of plots, various self-created characters to fill in the plot, write several chapters on big things, etc. In the middle period, the protagonist's strength began to be suppressed. The protagonist was 53 Soul King when he was 12 years old. At that time, Tang San was level 27. When he was about 20 years old, the protagonist was level 80 and Tang San was level 65. After coming out of the Killing City, the Haotian Sect came to assassinate him, and the protagonist had already said that the Haotian Sect would be destroyed in the future. One of the people who came to assassinate had a child, so the protagonist let it go, saying that he wanted to give the child a happy childhood, but he really vomited. You will destroy other sects in the future, and you still want to leave them more alive, Holy Mother of All Thousands. You have to wait for the people you let go later to become obscene and develop, and then find opportunities to kill the people around you. Can you just let go of the hatred of annihilating the clan? You can still grow up happily as a child, vomit. Then, the four Titled Douluo of Wuhun Palace plus the protagonist were already at the Titled Douluo level. When fighting against the two Titled Douluo of Haotian Sect, one of them was able to break through the Titled Douluo. During the fight, they didn't have much of an upper hand. In the end, one of them escaped and the other self-destructed. Then he left the opportunity of the fairy grass to Tang San, letting several people from Shrek eat the fairy grass, and then he used the only reversal scene card to reproduce the fairy grass of the Ice and Fire Eyes. Later, he also begged for Tang San and Xiao Wu, saying that they could not be killed. After that, Tang San still needed Xiao Wu to take care of them, and then his face was full of entanglements about this and that. Afterwards, he let Xiao Wu go but refused to leave. He also gave Xiao Wu a heartbroken red stuff, and then the sacrifice was interrupted, saying that he was going to kill Xiao Wu this time, but Mo Moji didn't take action. If he didn't take action, Tang San's reserve of fairy grass and so on were left to Tang San. Tang Hao also let Tang Hao leave Tang San Xiao Wu in the presence of n number of titled Douluo in Wuhun Palace.

As an old bookworm, I couldn't stand it anyway, so I turned to other platforms to take a look, and finally saw such a "good book". The writing is ridiculously bad, and the plot is just as awkward and tacky as it was ten years ago. The protagonist's time travel and the cheats are probably not well described by the author himself. Written like a piece of shit

The story is quite complete, and the logical structure is also good. Except for the a bit ridiculous and unreasonable about Snow Emperor and Qian Daoliu, they are all pretty good. He has a thorough understanding of Douluo's worldview, surpassing 90% of fan authors in this area alone.

The essence of this protagonist is no different from Tang San, and the distinction between men and women in this book is very serious. In the entire book, except for Hu Liena, the traitor, the protagonist dotes on the female characters, and either treats the male characters with a cold face or kills them. Moreover, the Silver Dragon King is forced to join as the heroine. Na'er's existence is not only to satisfy some perverts, but also poisonous. There are only more than 600 chapters in total, and Shuiwen accounts for 300 chapters.

The protagonist, the Holy Mother, is also known as a decisive killer, and she saves her life every day. The plot attracts readers. So speechless