Douluo: My Clone Martial Spirit Makes Me Too Cautious

With one clone, I was timid and cautious. With two clones, I was even more careful. With three clones, I gradually lost my fear. With four clones, I began to show my edge. With five clones, I finally stood up.

"If you can gang up, why bother with a one-on-one fight?"

"When we fight one person, we all go together. When we fight a group, we still all go together."

What if we can’t win?

"Then we fuse and evolve!"

Two-in-one fusion, three-in-one fusion, four-in-one fusion... ten-in-one fusion.

Choose from all kinds of combos.

"If I hadn’t grown up yet, I wouldn’t complain even if you bullied me. But now that I’ve risen, no one gets to speak to me in a loud voice!"

The protagonist is still someone with some moral code. Although he acts decisively and kills without hesitation, he basically won’t strike without enmity.

Even with Tang San, it’s the same. He would not suppress or target Tang San just because of what Tang San might become in the future.

If you want to read a story that mindlessly suppresses Tang San, I’m sorry—but if you don’t like it, please don’t hurt yourself by reading on.