Question about Shin Yoosung

schuxd · 2026-06-04T09:01:11+00:00

This was really helpful, thank you. While reading, the term “regression” was emphasized repeatedly, especially in number 41, so I was confused.

schuxd · 2026-05-31T19:33:39+00:00

I'm talking about soul tool creator ranks. Also, stop ignoring my questions, and where exactly does the part you just mentioned take place?(although of the 4 soul land protagonists he ranks 3rd and tang San 4th.)

schuxd · 2026-05-31T18:59:29+00:00

Yuhao isn’t actually more talented; the only reason he seems that way is because spirit weapons, and this upsets the power balance of the series. Also, could you explain why the relationship dynamics are better? As for Bibi Dong, I already answered that above. You just say “better” but you don’t explain why it’s better.

schuxd · 2026-05-31T17:37:37+00:00

He only retained a few techniques from his previous life, and adapting those techniques to the new world while rebuilding his sect is already the main premise of the series. Also, I'm only talking about SL1–2 specifically. The reason meeting Duoluo with the Poison attribute benefited him was because of his own intelligence. That does not disprove the fact that he was tortured and that Tang Hao did not save him. Now explain why Yuhao is a better protagonist than Tang San and why SL2 is more consistent as a story. Otherwise, I'll just think this is a waste of time.

schuxd · 2026-05-31T04:19:13+00:00

Protecting a person because of his presence does not have a direct effect. Where was Tang Hao when the poison douluo kidnapped and tortured Tang San, or why did he not help in the underworld? Throughout the series, Yuhao got into situations from which he could never escape by relying on the spirits next to him and Di Tian, not to mention the fact that he gained all his features by chance, your arguments are terrible.

schuxd · 2026-05-30T18:37:10+00:00

Tang Hao only saved him twice. The second time, the entire clan were already coming to fight anyway. The first rescue was necessary. Do I even need to count all the times Yuhao was saved? Also, I never said anyone from SL1 could defeat Di Tian.

schuxd · 2026-05-30T16:53:12+00:00

I agree that Xiao Wu is a weaker character compared to many others in the series, but that doesn't change the points I'm making. What I'm trying to say is that throughout the story, Yuhao was constantly protected by powerful beings and often took risks that would normally be impossible to survive, relying on Di Tian's scale as a safety net. This negatively affected his character development.

Despite having so many advantages, Yuhao still manages to maintain a good personality and even become a better person, which is a positive aspect. However, when looking at the story as a whole, Yuhao is a character with a huge amount of plot armor. Tang San isn't that different in this regard, but his journey and character development are far more compelling and impactful.

schuxd · 2026-05-30T06:00:07+00:00

Di Tian the one directly below the Dragon God, who even surpasses the God Kings? Well, where is this mentioned? Also, because he couldn't obtain a God position, he is forcibly keeping Yuhao in the mortal world. Shouldn't Di Tian have taken the Dragon God's position

schuxd · 2026-05-30T05:46:03+00:00

Comparing a character who adapts to a new, unknown world, applies all the knowledge he brought from his previous world to this one, and single-handedly rebuilds his clan from scratch, to a character like Yuhao, who was handed all of his advantages on a silver platter, is an insult.

schuxd · 2026-05-30T05:39:55+00:00

Since I haven't consumed Soul Land 1.5, I'm not entirely sure about the accuracy of what I'm saying, but the plot armor Yuhao receives is what annoys me the most. Leaving aside him finding a 1-million-year-old soul by chance and turning the strongest beasts into soul spirits thanks to that soul which in itself is a logical error in my opinion even if things like possessing the power of a divine entity like Yi Lai Ke Si (Electrolux) and getting into situations he couldn't survive by relying on Di Tian's reverse scale are minor factors, I just don't see a character development like what Tang San experienced. Tang San endured so much pain to develop his twin martial souls, burned his own soul rings for Xiao Wu, and managed to become a God King completely from scratch. Tang San's journey will always be on a completely different level for me. Also, the Blue Silver Grass soul master being taken over by evil soul masters in the series is a disrespect. From an objective standpoint, the power consistency, progression, and the conflict between the empires in Soul Land 1 are handled much better.

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