[After entering Qiankun Asking Love Valley, everyone began the so-called trials.]
[Honestly, nothing seemed wrong at first. When I originally read this part, I didn't think anything was off either.]
[The protagonist fled for his life, then stumbled into a secret realm. Classic plot stuff.]
[After the trials, or during them, the protagonist would usually get a power boost, then turn around and kill his pursuers...]
[But as time went on, my opinion changed completely.]
[I had to admit, Little Scumbag really gave me a surprise.]
[The bastard violated the Divine Realm's rules again, sending down a wisp of divine sense to take over Qiankun Asking Love Valley, all under the grand pretext of testing Huo Yuhao's feelings for his daughter.]
[Actually, if that were all it was, there wouldn't have been much to criticize. It was only human nature.]
[Every old father would guard his precious little girl like a fortress.]
[Even being a little heavy-handed during the trials would have been understandable. After all, a father-in-law and the punk chasing his daughter were practically natural enemies. That was human nature too.]
[The problem was, Little Scumbag wasn't just a little heavy-handed-he was a billion times worse!]
As Su Ye recalled this plot, another wave of contempt for Little Scumbag rose in his heart.
A mighty God King with dual godhood, dealing with a youngster who hadn't even become a god, and he actually... Sigh. His methods were far too despicable.
Again, if Tang San had been the main villain, there would have been nothing to say.
But the problem was, he wasn't!
Not only was he not a villain, he could even be called the undisputed protagonist of the Douluo series.
Yet this protagonist spent every day doing things more vile and disgusting than most villains. How could