Douluo Dalu: Qilin

The following text is from Baidu Tieba. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. - 1. The God Realm cannot interfere with the lower realm, resulting in the Heaven Dou Empire being resurrected at the end of Douluo Continent II. - 2. Not long after ambushing and killing Ghost Douluo, he shamelessly told Bibi Dong that the reason he didn't ambush her was because he thought ambushing was a despicable thing. From this perspective, he really is quite despicable. - 3. Dai Mubai was worried that Qian Renxue would go to Jialing Pass to capture people as hostages. Third Brother told Dai Mubai that only Bibi Dong could do such a thing because the strong have the dignity of the strong. We don't know if Bibi Dong has ever kidnapped hostages, but we know that Third Brother has done it. - 4. Questioning Poseidon on what basis...

First of all, I've only read a little over half, so please don't criticize me if I'm wrong. From the female lead's perspective, if she falls for a man and has to tolerate him having a harem, she might as well just give up. I can accept the harem elements in those male-centric novels, but as a woman, I value fidelity in relationships. I really like this book, which is why I've read it this far, but I still find the descriptions of the romance unbearable. I don't know what the author was thinking. Di Lin is the female lead, and I hope this girl can be independent and strong in relationships, not compromise herself and share with others just because she likes Huo Yuhao. Love is selfish...

In Douluo Continent, even the protagonist marries Yu Hao. Is he really capable? This is a male lead written by Tang Jia San Shao...

The protagonist of this book is a man who transforms into a woman. It's already quite difficult for the protagonist to fall in love with a man; even women can't accept it, so do you think the protagonist can? Huo Yuhao isn't the protagonist's only option. Put yourself in her shoes, could you tolerate your wife falling in love with someone other than yourself? A harem in a transmigration romance novel isn't very logical. Of course, the transformation itself isn't logical either! 😂😂😂 I hope the protagonist can find a male lead who only has eyes for her! The author has also written about singleness, so I don't mean to criticize the author.

It's over... It's over?! It's over! Ahhhhh! Give me back Di Lin and Yu Hao's shameless life!

Regarding updates, as long as it doesn't exceed a week or there's a break, I have no problem with it ( ˙ω˙ ) (I've seen too many monthly updates, I'm already numb to them). The book's detailed characterization goes without saying, it's very good 👍. The battle descriptions are perfect; I can easily imagine the scenes, they're very exciting (^ω^). The story is also very complete; the protagonist's inclusion feels natural, and I look forward to the day when the protagonist helps the soul beasts rise to power. I didn't see any typos (the neighboring novel, *Ming Nian*, has too many typos, I really can't stand it, no offense intended). The protagonist won't seem too strong or too weak, maintaining...

That concludes my first attempt. I'm not a die-hard Douluo Continent fan; I only skimmed through Douluo Continent II. The early plot is similar to the original, except for the addition of the character Di Lin. However, Di Lin's inclusion still made a difference. In the early stages, Di Lin was portrayed as gentle and kind, possessing the curiosity of a Qilin towards human society, and coexisting peacefully with the Shrek Academy members despite his immense strength. Di Lin hoped to build a world where humans and spirit beasts could coexist peacefully—an incredibly difficult challenge, but one he found himself at a loss, witnessing the beast souls born from the slaughter of countless spirit beasts by Scorpion Tiger Douluo, along with...

The romance scenes were truly written based on the defense of the thesis.

Just for the sheer enthusiasm of offering the entire book for free, I'll recommend it to everyone in the industry.

Long live marriage! (≧∇≦)/