Gabichu_Yeah

What you are questioning is exactly what I hate in Harry Potter fanfics (or similar stories), it is an amazing thing to see an entire society advance by contributing not everything but some key knowledge to the population in general. I'm not saying that MCs should publish their triumph cards, but having access to very advanced knowledge, unless you are a very selfish person, then there should be no problem in sharing some of that knowledge.

So, you’ve got fragile masculinity too? I guess if a bit of lesbianism scares you, your love life must be full of jealousy and whining—assuming you even have one. It’s honestly pretty pathetic, but hey, everyone lives their life differently.

If I said that at the time, it was because I believed it to be true. History may have been altered over the years, so if it doesn't match the current version, it's clear what happened, even the author admitted what I said.

And you think novels are 100% fantasy? You've never left your house?

This person is probably a mental patient or was deliberately seeking to offend himself, apparently according to him it's racist that a dark-skinned Asian can't eat watermelons (a highly appreciated food there) and fried chicken (China love KFC), he was clearly looking for an excuse to leave a negative comment.

Oh, so now you're just repeating yourself in hopes that I'll suddenly forget how flawed your argument is? Cute. Let's break it down again, since you're clearly grasping at straws. First, tool martial souls giving "way less power" than beast martial souls is a convenient oversimplification that ignores reality. If that were the case, explain why someone like Chen Xin, with a tool-type martial soul, is one of the strongest Titled Douluos? By your logic, he should have been outclassed by any random beast martial soul user. And yet, reality says otherwise. Second, your fixation on innate soul power being directly tied to martial soul quality is laughable. You're acting as if there’s some absolute rule when the series itself proves otherwise. Zhi Lin reached Spirit Douluo level with a staff as his martial soul—far from being "top-tier." And Feng Xiaotian, with a non-exceptional martial soul, was able to compete with talents from Shrek. Are you going to tell me they don't count either? How convenient lmao. Third, Yu Xiaogang is the worst possible example you could bring up. His problem wasn't just low innate soul power; it was a mutation that crippled his martial soul’s potential. You trying to use him as proof is like saying someone born with a severe physical disability is proof that humans can't run fast. It’s a weak argument and you know it. At this point, you’re just repeating the same flawed points, hoping that saying them enough times will make them true. But no matter how much you try to twist things, facts remain facts. Your argument falls apart under the slightest scrutiny, and I think deep down, you already know that.

First, I never said Sword Douluo had a weak martial soul—I used him as an example of how even tool-type Soul Masters develop incredible strength at high levels. You misunderstood or deliberately twisted my words. Second, your argument completely ignores the fact that innate soul power determines cultivation speed, not martial soul quality. If someone with a so-called weak martial soul has full innate soul power, they will cultivate much faster than others. Their martial soul may be weak initially, but their overall power will still surpass lower-level Soul Masters due to their cultivation and soul ring enhancements. Let's take Zhao Wuji as an example. His martial soul, the Vigorous Vajra Bear, is strong physically but is considered far from top-tier. Despite this, he reached Spirit Douluo level through cultivation, not because his martial soul was "amazing." Another good example is Shi Nian, the former vice-principal of Purple Star Academy. His martial soul, Nightmare, had strong control abilities but was by no means a supreme martial soul, yet he reached Spirit Douluo level. Your claim that weak martial souls are useless regardless of level is simply false. If that were true, why do we see Soul Masters with non-combat-oriented martial souls achieving high levels and remaining relevant? Meng Shenji, one of the three education committee members of Heaven Dou Imperial Academy, had the Black Demon martial soul, which was control-based but not one of the strongest. He still reached Spirit Douluo level, proving that cultivation and experience can make up for a martial soul’s initial shortcomings. Finally, your obsession with “resource efficiency” is ridiculous. If cultivation were meaningless compared to martial soul quality, then no one with a supposedly “trash” martial soul would ever reach high levels, yet we see it happening throughout the series. You’re just cherry-picking facts to fit your argument while ignoring the broader picture. I'm done explaining fundamental concepts to someone who refuses to accept reality. Keep living in your fantasy if it makes you feel better.

I will summarize everything in a single block of text, dismantling your lies one by one, here is my final answer: From the very beginning of Douluo Dalu, it is established that innate soul power determines a Soul Master's talent. The higher it is, the faster they can cultivate. A level 10 innate soul power means that the person can absorb their first soul ring immediately, giving them an early advantage. However, innate level does not dictate the quality of the martial soul. There are examples of so-called weak martial souls with level 10 innate soul power, proving that cultivation speed and martial soul quality are not always linked. In the long run, what truly matters is cultivation, experience, and how soul rings are absorbed. All Soul Masters, whether their martial soul is a tool or beast type, experience progressive physical enhancement due to absorbing soul rings and advancing in cultivation. This is a fact demonstrated in the series. A level 80 Soul Master, even with a so-called weak martial soul, is still physically superior to any lower-level Soul Master due to their years of cultivation and bodily development. Examples like Chen Xin (Seven Killing Sword), whose expertise is sword-based attacks, prove that even tool-type Soul Masters develop overwhelming strength simply through high-level cultivation, without relying on external techniques like those of the Tang Sect. If you continue to deny this, then you are simply ignoring Douluo Dalu's canon and clinging to a flawed interpretation.

Go complain to Tang Jia San Shao, the facts are on the table. I hope you wake up from your fantasy one day my friend, good luck.