Douluo Dalu: This Soul Master Is Far Too Competitive

The character of the main character is unlikable and too watery. Is there something I don't know what the author wants to express? Sometimes you criticize, and sometimes you feel sad for spring and autumn. This is not called literary youth, but mental illness. The author is probably a high school student, and what he writes is intended to be a bit serious, but rather nondescript.

I vomited, Tang Hao was asking a six-year-old kid about sword skills, and he was kind enough to teach him? Tang Hao is a good person? If he really cared, he should take his son with him to teach. A person who is over ninety or ten levels said that his sword skills are good, but he can only fight against low-level ones. What's going on? You can only level up, but your sword skills won't improve? Don't understand? Talking about topics between graduate students and kindergartens is just bullshit.

The protagonist is very weird, not an ordinary weird one. He suddenly looks cold to others, suddenly cold, suddenly angry, suddenly angry, moody, and loves to pretend, just like Sasuke in Naruto. He is a time traveler and has lived most of his life in vain. He has been pretending to be cold since he was a child, but he can't pretend anymore. It's too embarrassing.

Although it's a bit messy, it's still pretty good overall.

Generally speaking, this protagonist is inhumane, a bit seriously ill, and self-centered.

I don't really like the character of pig's feet, but the plot is okay

There are few Douluo fandoms that allow me to watch the finale. It's neither pornographic nor NPC. There is no other problem except that the level is too high in the early stage.

How to say it? It feels like one of the few Douluo fanfics I have ever read. The plot is very delicate, the background is well constructed, and the characters are also very delicately drawn. Overall, the viewing experience is still very good. The only shortcoming is that it is a bit short and feels a bit unfinished, and many key plots such as the Killing City and Poseidon Island are not fully described, but overall it is still very good. I feel it can be rated 9:78. I hope the author will continue to work hard and continue to publish good books🤜🏻

An embarrassing book😁The first few chapters are full of embarrassment. Whether it's about Su Yuntao, Tang San, Xiao Wu, or Tang Hao, there are all kinds of over-exerted descriptions that really make no reason to read on.

The character of the protagonist is not good. Three words to describe it: inhumane