Can a second-year student watch Douluo Continent? My 16-year-old son is already crazy about reading the novel Douluo Continent on his phone all day. Thank you!

Douluo Continent was a fantasy novel with a rich plot and vivid characters. It might be attractive to ten-year-olds. However, because the plot of the novel is more complicated, it requires the child to have a certain reading ability and comprehension ability. Therefore, parents need to supervise their children to read and ensure that they can understand the content of the novel. In addition, there may be some violence, blood, and other content that is not suitable for children to read. Parents should pay attention to their children's reactions and make sure that they can understand the meaning of the novel.

According to what I know about online novels, Douluo Continent is a novel suitable for adults because it contains a lot of adult content such as violence, gore, eroticism, etc. Therefore, I don't recommend fifteen-year-old children to read novels like Douluo Continent. Children should read novels suitable for their age. These novels should contain positive content that can promote their intellectual and moral development.

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It was normal for a 17-year-old son to read romance novels because he was experiencing the emotional exploration and cognition of puberty. However, as parents, we need to be aware of some risks and problems that may exist. We need to understand why our son likes to read romance novels. This might require an in-depth conversation with him, asking him about his feelings and thoughts, and understanding his views on the plot and characters in the novel. If the son was feeling lonely, helpless, or dissatisfied in real life, then the novel might be his way of seeking emotional support and understanding. We need to be wary of the bad novel habits our son might fall into. Some bad novels may contain unhealthy, violent or erotic content, which may negatively affect his understanding of reality and fictional worlds. If our son starts to imitate the actions or emotions in the novel, we need to intervene in time. We can discuss the content of the novel with our son to help him understand the characters and plot in the novel, and at the same time guide him to explore a wider range of literary types and topics. We can provide him with some healthy books or movies to help him form a healthy reading and movie-watching habit. As parents, we need to establish good communication and trust with our son, understand his needs and emotions, and at the same time provide him with healthy and beneficial literary and entertainment resources.

The Douluo Continent might not be suitable for a ten-year-old child. Some people thought that the writing style of Douluo Continent was more profound and it might be difficult for children with poor comprehension ability to read. Besides, there were many chapters and words on Douluo Continent. It might make children addicted to reading more and affect their studies. However, there were also people who believed that Douluo Continent could stimulate children's imagination and interest in reading. Moreover, this work had already been recorded in the National Library, and the content was healthy and green. Therefore, whether or not to let the child see the Douluo Continent should be decided based on the child's age and interests.

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15-year-old boys who are addicted to fantasy novels can take the following measures to alleviate this situation: 1 Talk to your parents or family. He told them that he was addicted to fantasy novels and needed to control his time to avoid affecting his studies and other activities. At the same time, he promised them that he would control his reading time to avoid being addicted. 2. Find other interesting books or activities to fill your interest. You can join some interest groups or activities with friends or classmates, or participate in volunteer activities or cultural activities organized by schools or communities. 3. Try to divert your attention, such as exercising, practicing instruments, learning new skills, etc. These activities can help you relax and improve your physical fitness and self-confidence. At the same time, it can also help you cultivate new hobbies. 4. Seek professional help. If you find yourself unable to get rid of the temptation of fantasy novels, you can consider seeking professional psychotherapy. Psychotherapy can help you understand your interests and hobbies and the reasons for your addiction, and provide appropriate advice and treatment plans.

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Douluo Continent was a long fantasy novel created by the Tang family's Third Young Master. It was first published on Qidian Chinese Network on December 14, 2008 and ended in August 2010. It was first published by Taibai Literature and Art Press in May 2009.