Douluo Dalu: Returning After Ten Thousand Years

Please, author, stop showing off your presence in the book! I'm going crazy after just a few chapters. The word count padding is ridiculous, it's so distracting and extremely unfriendly to immersive readers. Every now and then there's an author-driven rant. How are we supposed to read a book properly? You're going to lose us all! ┴─┴╰ (‵□′╰) Even if you've played Honkai Impact 3rd and done CG, you didn't have Dawei come out with a banner, did you? I hope the author sees this and will take it into consideration. Even if it's just filler content and side stories, please stop the rants! It's so rare to find a book with decent writing...

Let's stop criticizing Tang San. He's still a madman among Chinese animation's power levels, a god-king of his generation, invincible, unworthy of being anyone's opponent. Tang San is a milestone in Chinese animation's power levels, setting a new low for the genre. His strength is enough to shatter hydrogen gas, and his intelligence rivals Patrick Star's. His millennia-long plan is more mind-bending than the Teletubbies, his wife's death more heart-wrenching than The Ring, and his battles with the six god-kings are more thrilling than Boruto. (Word count insufficient)

The book's imaginative premise far exceeded my expectations. The idea of ​​sending Huo Yuhao back ten thousand years is quite novel, and the plot, along with the interspersed humor, is excellent, offering a diverse storyline that I greatly admire. However, this work has several major flaws: 1. The plot is drastically altered, disrespecting the original work. It fails to showcase Tang San, the protagonist of Douluo Continent I, even completely changing the story. Logically, Tang San's progress should be attributed to his own efforts, but the author places all the emphasis on the reincarnated Huo Yuhao, which is illogical. This made me, a fan of the original work, very angry. 2. ...

This fanfiction is the best I've ever read of all the Douluo Continent fanfictions. The content alone is undoubtedly the best, but I have to say, the author's update speed is ridiculous! How long will it take for them to return to the levels of Douluo Continent II and III? The first chapter alone is over 500 chapters, and the Divine Seal chapter must be at least 100 to 200 extra chapters. At the author's update speed, it's only 5 to 6 chapters every two or three months. I wonder if I'll ever see the ending in my lifetime!! Although that's true, I know good works take time—so the author doesn't need to rush. I'll keep waiting (but please update with more chapters next time!).

How come this is still number one on the recommendation list even though it's been abandoned?

I'm so sad because there aren't enough videos to watch and I have to keep rewatching them.

When is the author going to go to Douluo Continent III? The timeline of Douluo Continent III should be the one where Xiaoyu originally lived, right? And I can't wait to see how the author will punish our "bright and great" God King Tang San.

As a fan fiction, the idea of ​​Douluo Continent II returning to Douluo Continent I is fantastic, and it's also great as a light novel. My personal insights into Douluo Continent are unique, well-reasoned, and excellent. However, its weakness lies in its tendency to delve too deeply into complex topics and stray from the main theme. Of course, every author inevitably expresses their own opinions; just be mindful of that. The plot shouldn't be too mind-bending; this novel is truly enjoyable to read without thinking too much. The author's continued updates are also commendable. ... Hmm? Oh my god! More than 140 characters! I'm not writing a thesis, why does it need to be 140 characters?

Goodbye! When I saw the Titan Giant Ape being tortured, the Dragon King and Dragon Queen being killed, and Qiu'er knocking out the female Yu Hao (I think the author just wanted to experience being like that), and when they said that Tang San wasn't actually her (Wu Tong's) father (just because the timeline is different? Was Tang San not Tang San when he was a child?), And that the Titan Giant Ape was their elder who was directly beaten until he was crippled (in reality, what kind of grudge do you have against your elders?), And they even wrote "author:()" in the comments—is this padding or just trying to get attention?! Anyway, I'm speechless.

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