I, a Ten-Year Soul Beast, Will Become the God of the Void!

The author is not particularly clear about the story line of Douluo World. He knows that the soul guides in the later stages of Douluo World are very powerful, but he does not know about the ferocious beast Silver Dragon King and so on. There is also an author who angrily criticizes people who look down on Shrek. This author is a true fan of Douluo. He talks about how good Shrek is and how he is sentimental. A school that only accepts the geniuses among geniuses cannot provide resources and relies entirely on tricking and abducting children. There is also an outrageous graduation rate. Most of the students who accept so many geniuses cannot graduate. They are like a gang. The school rules do not dare to cause trouble for mediocre people. To put it bluntly, they bully the weak and fear the strong. Then he saved Tang San Xiao Wu so Xiao Wu didn't sacrifice, then helped Tang San heal his broken leg, and then healed Tang Hao's broken hand and foot.

The settings are like shit

I just skipped watching it because the main character was a little twitchy. There's a lot of currency talk

Well enough

Persevere until Xiao Zi becomes a god. . . It can only be said that it is very fragmentary. It is better to just change planes and toss back and forth, regardless of level. There is really no need to go back and forth like this in the Void Realm/Douluo/God Realm. Many plots are inexplicable. . . Give it an average

Licking Tangwen

The setting is sparse, and forcing others to do so is just a trick. I wonder if the author has read it.

I personally think that apart from the plot, I think Seven Cats is good enough.

Everything looks fine

Like the dog market