Douluo Dalu: The Green Jade Flow

1: The protagonist is a time traveler, but he doesn't know anything like the natives, even if he hasn't watched Douluo. But the protagonist's personality is like that of a child. 2: After the protagonist traveled through time, he was adopted by an 800,000-year-old soul beast, which is the protagonist's grandfather. His grandfather also adopted Ah Yin, which means that Ah Yin is the protagonist's sister, and the protagonist is Tang San's uncle. 3: The protagonist's grandfather felt that he could not survive the catastrophe, so he sacrificed himself to the protagonist when he awakened his martial soul at the age of 6. The protagonist walked from the soul beast forest to the human world and found Ah Yin. Then the protagonist's grandfather used the remaining soul power to wake up Ah Yin, but it was only in a soul state. 4: After A Yin woke up, he lived with the protagonist on the top of the mountain for a while. Then Tang Hao came over and was very excited to find that A Yin had woken up. Then A Yin disappeared inexplicably. Then he gave her last words and other things, and also let the protagonist see her memories before her death. Then the protagonist began to hate Wuhun Temple. The protagonist's grandfather also disappeared at this time. 5: Go to Notting City College to study. When the protagonist went to the Wuhun Hall for certification, he received subsidies, but at the same time he hated the Wuhun Hall. He looked impatient when he saw the Wuhun Hall. In the academy, he also told Yu Xiaogang about his martial soul, 800,000-year-old soul ring, and soul bones. 6: When he went to help Tang San obtain the soul ring, he used too much soul power, and then Yu Xiaogang carried the protagonist back, and the protagonist felt "satisfied" on Yu Xiaogang's back. 7: Because the protagonist's martial arts and soul skills are quite powerful and can heal soul masters and so on, the academy also set up a class specifically for the protagonist. Then the protagonist became famous in Notting City. Almost all soul masters and nobles knew about it, and they were afraid that no one would silence him. 8: The protagonist's soul power is level 16 when he is six and a half years old, his soul power is level 20 when he is seven years old, and he is only level 30 when he is 12 years old. 9: The protagonist's first soul ring is 800,000 years old. When acquiring the soul ring, he was impatient because he couldn't find a suitable one for 3 days. Then he played the piano in the soul beast forest for no apparent reason, and then inexplicably obtained another soul ring that was more than 2,000 years old. There was no description at all, it just appeared out of thin air after playing the piano. The above is what I summarized after reading Chapter 11. I found it baffling...

What is written on the back?? Fighting Continent??

Speechless

What the hell, the protagonist is directly with Hu Liena later on, I am speechless, I don't know what to say.

Isn't it like this? Lao Tie, I hated Wuhundian in the past, but I'm going to be crazy when I'm with Hu Liena later, I'm crazy.

It was okay at first, because I didn't watch it with my mind at first, but then the more I watched, the more and more something went wrong. Hu Lina suddenly appeared, and then she started to have feelings, but I don't know how their feelings came about. Also, at the beginning, his grandfather fought with that Tang Hao, but his grandfather just exhausted his soul power and died. This is very embarrassing, I don't know why they started fighting, and you should know from this look that the grandfather must die before starting the next plot, and some of the plots are really vulgar, just like the original work. Unnecessary plots must be done, and Xiao Wu's flower must be dropped. There are too many flaws, so I quit.

How should I put it? It was said earlier that Ning Fengzhi's beauty trap was useless, as long as Hu Liena was alone, then she went to Dou Qi Continent and got a harem.

In the middle and later chapters, it feels like the protagonist is written as a muscular man. What was originally good suddenly turned sour.

Does the protagonist have no opinion of his own? Whatever the master says is what it is. That's it. It's better to stick to Tang San directly. Master, you are really responsible and upright.

A bit rubbish. He is simply the fifth scumbag in the fighting world.