Douluo's Lihuo

There is a saying in the Seven Deadly Sins of Destroying Humanity, science without a bottom line. Will prisoners sentenced to death be dragged into human experiments? Is this just a quality and capable young man who traveled through time in the 21st century? Devil, clown.

Other research-type male protagonists give people the impression that they have super high IQs, are very knowledgeable, and research things with purpose and plan. This book feels like the male protagonist is just messing around with his research. Many things he encounters suddenly, and he immediately starts researching them if he feels they can. There is no purpose, and he has no idea in advance what the results of the research will be. And why does Lihuo Wuhun have to do scientific research? If he likes research so much, it would be fine to give the male protagonist a brain martial soul.

This is the best novel I have ever read among Douluo fans.

There are many stories about it, everyone knows about it, but they don't know its effects, and they also know that there are medicinal materials, collected and stored, and everyone knows whether you will go to grab it next month, it seems like you don't know the fairy grass.

No? Why! The formula of these novels is: there must be a tool person who experiences six desires, seven emotions and eight pains, and then becomes loyal to the protagonist. I feel so uncomfortable watching it The plot is bland and the sentences are smooth.

Why can't I see the protagonist's breakthrough after Soul Master in the catalog?

Really beautiful

A very good book

It's very beautiful. I feel that the writing is better than the original work. It has been sublimated.