Soul Transmigration to Douluo: I'm a Support in Spirit Hall

Looks like nobody's reading this book anymore... Before, if I said I'd get a free chapter for liking it, everyone'd swarm like crazy, but now nobody does. Sigh 😔

This is a Douluo Continent novel that suits my tastes—a story that criticizes Tang San and Grandmaster. The author updates at least two chapters every day without fail, and they already have a good completed novel, guaranteeing its quality. Furthermore, the author has already written 300,000 words and hasn't published it yet, nor have their other books. I suspect this one won't be either, making it suitable for those of us on a tight budget. The author also enjoys interacting with readers, offering two options before releasing certain plot points—very considerate. The book's main content is criticizing Tang San and tormenting Grandmaster. The content is excellent...

Personally, I don't really like the Douluo series. I used to love it, but now it's really nauseating. Every Douluo book has significant problems. First, the first one is self-explanatory; most of the main characters have questionable character and values. Tang San is hypocritical and treacherous; Dai Mu, Bai Ma, and Hong Jun are both womanizers; and Zhu Zhuqing is just love-struck! I don't understand why she would fall for a womanizer? Ning Rongrong and another support character (I forgot their name) have decent personalities and values, but they all have a major problem: protecting their own, unable to distinguish right from wrong, self-righteous, arrogant, and bullying the weak while fearing the strong. These are really...

"Soul Transmigration to Douluo Continent: My Assistant at the Spirit Hall Pawnshop" is an exceptionally good book. Leaving aside the content, the update speed alone is refreshing, with three chapters a day being commonplace. The author also enjoys interacting with readers; they almost always respond to any comments or criticisms made within the book. The book's quality is also solid; the soul transmigration premise, combined with Qian Renxue's rebirth, adds another layer of appeal. Furthermore, since Pineapple Bun doesn't have the Douluo Continent copyright and can't publish it online, don't worry, you can read one chapter every two days. Highly recommended!

I vaguely remember 2019, the year I first downloaded Pineapple Bun. It felt like I'd opened the door to a whole new world. Several years have flown by. Although I haven't logged in for two years, I still have some attachment to the site. Writing this today is mostly just a rant, or perhaps a farewell. I'm fed up, I don't want to write anymore. With this energy spent writing for love, I'd rather sleep. At least sleeping can recharge me. One has to face reality! I need to find a job and study too! See ya…

The protagonist and Qian Renxue in this book seem to have warped values. I haven't read the later parts because I was disgusted by the earlier ones. Take, for example, their decision to acknowledge that person as their father. The protagonist and Qian Renxue should know the mistakes this person made, so why acknowledge him as their father? Since the mistakes he made weren't their fault, can they forgive him on behalf of their mother? Bibi Dong seeks revenge and secretly saves the other person's soul, but who will save the former Bibi Dong? Accepting this person as a father is like acknowledging a thief as one's father. It's either accepting him as a father or accepting Bibi Dong as a mother—these two seem incompatible. The main problem is that they can't talk about these things...

So you're the one who abuses the third one, huh? Then I'll just add this to my favorites and like it.

There's a book on Qidian called "Douluo: Shocking: I Became Bibi Dong". I want to ask, did you directly copy chapters 22 to 35? They're exactly the same, at least 90% similar.

Author, please let me say this: Your fan fiction lacks ornate language, yet it moves readers with its simple sincerity. The sentences flow smoothly and coherently, with successful psychological portrayal and detailed descriptions, leaving a lasting impression! From a literary perspective, the choice of subject matter is novel, the angle is clear, and the language is simple yet profound, concise yet rich in meaning—a true masterpiece! This article displays remarkable literary skill in its simplicity; every word is a gem, every sentence a classic, reaching a height that is beyond our reach. From an artistic standpoint, this article still has room for improvement, but its significance far outweighs its success itself...

I just have to get this off my chest. Bai Yu's power level is way too high. A few years of cultivation gives the protagonist twenty years of experience, and she even takes over Tang San's achievements. Plus, her personality is so erratic; in some chapters, it's like she's about to rebel, making the protagonist look like a clown… When is this bastard going to be sent?