Let's talk about the author's views on Zhu Zhuqing.
There may be many readers who think that Zhu Zhuqing is pitiful and very good-looking, and marrying that guy Dai Mubai is like flowers stuck in cow dung.
Therefore, many Douluo fans adopt Zhu Zhuqing.
However, the author believes that there are too many poor Douluo Continent people. Many people have problems even surviving, and many people cannot even awaken to Martial Soul.
No matter how pitiful she Zhu Zhuqing is, can she be as pitiable as Douluo Continent civilians?
She is the second daughter of the Star Luo Empire's second largest family, Zhu Clan. The advantages brought by her family enable her not to have to work for a living like a commoner, and she can also become Soul Master that everyone respects.
At this point, we can no longer say that she is pitiful.
Since you are a Zhu Clan person and have accepted the benefits brought by the Zhu Clan, you must bear the responsibility as a child of the Zhu Clan.
Dai Mubai abandoned her and went to Suotuo City to have a romantic relationship, leaving her to bear it alone in Xingluo City.
But, is this really the case?
Would her father, Star Luo Emperor, and her sister treat her like this?
She is just a Zhu Clan person by marriage, and she is probably not a threat in the eyes of Dai Weisi. After all, it is impossible for the Zhu Clan to sit on the throne.
Dai Tianfeng is an emperor, and he will not bully a junior Zhu Clan.
And Zhu Zhuyun, her sister, will indeed target her.
But Zhu Zhuqing can find Dai Mubai, so how does she know that Dai Mubai is in Suotuo City?
How did she escape from Xingluo City alone?
Could it be that the guards at Xingluo City are all useless, and even a Soul Grandmaster can sneak out from under their noses!?
And then those people who were said to be chasing her, were they really chasing her?
You must know that from Xingluo City to Suotuo City, Zhu Zhuqing can be said to be unfamiliar places.
Later, she found Dai Mubai and found out that Dai Mubai had been playing with women all day long. An apology from Dai Mubai could make her forgive...
In short, the author believes that Zhu Zhuqing is not worthy of pity, and will explain all these reasonable explanations in the follow-up, which will definitely not cause readers to find any problems.