About Me Being a Blue Silver Grass in Douluo Dalu

Book Review: "About My Time as Blue Silver Grass in Douluo Continent" Word Count: 1974 Reading Time: 4-5 minutes Why I Wanted to Write a Book Review: A sigh of regret, that's all. I will try my best to be objective in my book reviews. If there are any offenses or errors, please point them out; if you have different opinions, please reason with me and do not resort to the mindset of trolls or argumentative individuals. Let's strive together. Now, let me reveal my identity. I have only read Douluo Continent 1, 2, and 3, and the Legend of the Gods: Side Story. I will not comment on 4 and 5, or on Tang San Shao. First, we need to know what the biggest appeal of fan fiction is...

I'm sorry, I broke my promise. For a long time, I deleted this book, until today when I logged in and saw someone had liked it. I clicked on that like, and it was a comment from my promise not to delete the novel. I opened the novel again, bewildered, only to be disgusted by… those rabid dogs. Nevertheless, I still wrote this comment, perhaps out of shame or some other unknown emotion, and then saved it again.

... Well, the author is already preparing to graduate and get a job, working in chip manufacturing, earning around 200,000 a year, and then... That's it... I'm sorry, I was angry at the time, and I was also writing my thesis, but saying more doesn't really help... How should I put it, writing novels is my hobby, but my main profession is indeed a science student. I suddenly remembered I dug this hole, so I logged into my account... And then, well... And I'm definitely in the wrong, so you can scold me here...

This is my second perfect book review. I rarely give perfect scores; of course, I'll probably deduct one or two stars at most out of politeness. Generally, deducting one star means there are undeniable flaws, but it's still a good book for me. Two stars means I can still find it interesting to read on for now. Deducting three stars or more means I've basically lost interest. Of course, I'm just saying this to illustrate that I have my own personal judgment about books. I don't blindly praise or criticize; I've both criticized and loudly praised books. I'm quite direct, but I also respect people with different opinions. So, what follows is just my personal opinion and doesn't represent everyone, but I still want to say...

My first reaction upon seeing the final chapter, when the author abandoned the book, was utter disappointment. I had missed out on something like this while reading fanfiction, and it had been about two years since I'd last encountered such a captivating work. That might be a bit of an exaggeration, but in those two years, this was truly the most brilliant Douluo Continent fanfiction I'd ever read, and it was the first time I'd ever felt such a sense of loss while reading a book.

Actually, I quite like this book, but the author hasn't updated it for a week now, and frankly, I'm very disappointed. I know everyone has a lot to do, and the author has said he's short on time, but knowing that doesn't stop me; I'm still disappointed. It's clear the author likes their book quite a bit, and I've seen them reply to some reviews, but why not continue writing? I can't accept the excuse of being short on time writing a thesis. These are my complaints about the author; please forgive me for putting them first, but I just had to get them off my chest. Getting back to the point, I think the book is quite good, except for the latest eight chapters...

It's 2023, and I've watched it again; I still can't shake the feeling of injustice.

These days, lighthearted and fun supernatural fanfiction is so rare, and this book by the author undoubtedly hit my sweet spot. But isn't it just too rare?! I agree with some of the author's points, such as the section about soul beasts: As intelligent beings, we shouldn't abide by the law of the jungle. The survival of the fittest is barbaric; since we have intelligence, why can't we find ways to break that law? Also, I'm very dissatisfied with the social Darwinism circulating online. Since we are intelligent beings, we shouldn't abide by such barbaric laws. The reason we are intelligent beings is because we possess emotions...

The plot of this novel was quite good from chapter one to chapter seventy-five, but it started going strange after Lan Ling fell asleep. I initially thought it was a way for the author to announce that they hadn't been writing for several months due to being too busy. Lan Ling had actually been bedridden for months, so jumping directly to the merged school wouldn't have been a problem. The author chose a bizarre setting: Lan Ling in a dream. When I got to this point, I thought the author would have Lan Ling recall her past memories in her dream, or use the plot twist I mentioned in my review. But I didn't expect the author to use a cold and indifferent Lan Ling; this setting isn't very appealing. At least, that's my personal opinion. ...

Hello, my dear author. I may not understand what comfort is, but I think you should see my short book review. It's not worth giving up a book for someone who isn't worth it, someone like that. Author, you can check out his homepage, "Cancer of the Douluo Continent," right? Author, you can completely ignore him, come back, there are many readers supporting you waiting for you to return. I'm just a student, I don't have much money, I can only use a little bit to get your attention, come back, I'm waiting for you.