
The Heartless Douluo Wants to Become Cute
无情斗罗想变得可爱
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 578k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Let's be brothers in this life and husband and wife in the next!
In *Legend of the Dragon King*, the Ruthless Douluo and the Amorous Douluo are the Tang Sect's trump cards and the strongest fighting duo in the entire series. Even Yun Ming, the Sky-Supporting Douluo, known as the strongest Douluo, admitted that they couldn't defeat them in a sustained battle. Their martial souls, the Ruthless Sword and the Amorous Sword, prove that these two titled Douluos were inextricably linked from birth. Their romantic relationship is also a highlight of the entire *Legend of the Dragon King*. Although the story hints at a subtle, ambiguous connection between them, it's not explicitly stated. Until they face the Abyss Plane...
A passerby's comment (Don't ask, it's just an alt account).
The title and plot are quite unique. The protagonist is a rare character from the original work, but in this case, the protagonist is a transmigrator. The author has handled the line from the original novel, spoken by the author, "If either the ruthless or the passionate Douluo were a woman, there would be a qualitative change," very well, at least realizing the imagined scenario. The writing style isn't very good, the fight scenes aren't great, the plot isn't very rich, and the updates are very slow... At first glance, this book seems to lack any special features... But other authors have all gone through this process, from slow updates with enthusiasm at the beginning, to rapid updates without passion later on—all of these are qualitative transformations...
My thoughts and opinions on this book as a complete "passerby"
Overall, this book is alright, though it would be much better if written in third person. Plot-wise, it's a story with a lot of sweet moments and very little angst, but due to the author's perhaps less-than-stellar writing style, the sweet moments dominate. Next, the action scenes, again, suffer from a minor but fatal flaw in the writing, further exacerbating the already limited plot. Then there's the romance; the beginning clearly foreshadows the protagonist's fate—a complete and utter defeat—very decisively. Throughout the book, flirting and sweet moments are mostly achieved through subtle actions by the male lead, followed by...
First sweep of the new year
Author, aren't you considering signing a contract?
Happy New Year! I'm also stopping by to pay my respects at the grave and offer incense.
Can I watch this if I haven't seen Dou San? Will it have a big impact?
When the sun comes out, I sunbathe; when Mei-chan comes out, I watch Mei-chan.
I haven't updated for a few days, I've been visiting graves.
How come you're still so weak even after absorbing the power of a Title Douluo?!