Douluo: the Heartthrob, Raising Tang San from Childhood

Name: Douluo: the Heartthrob, Raising Tang San from Childhood
Author: Scallion Oil Flower Rolls

by Scallion Oil Flower Rolls

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[Childhood sweetheart] [Heart-throb of the heroine] [Cultivating a sweet pet] [Two strong and two gods] [Adapted from the original work] [Emotional lines throughout] Luo Jiayin, the daughter of the soul master of the Holy Soul Village, has a martial soul, seven-string Yaoqin, and is innately full of soul power. When she was six years old, she picked up a boy in a broken blacksmith shop at the west end of the village. His name was Tang San, and he ran to the back mountain before dawn every day. She chased him twice but didn't catch up. She took him home to eat, sewed clothes for him, and watched him through the feverish nights. On the day when the martial arts awakened, she saw the shock in his pupils - Blue Silver Grass, Clear Sky Hammer, twin martial spirits. She took his hand and went to find his father: "From today on, Tang San belongs to me. If you still want to be his father, then be his father; if you don't want to be, I will be." From then on, she accompanied him to practice, accompany him to travel, accompany him from Holy Soul Village to Notting College, from Shrek to the Killing City, from a mortal to the position of the twin gods. Some say she is a heartthrob, others say she is lucky. Only Tang San knows-- When she was six years old, she opened the door. [Reading Tips] This article uses the heroine Luo Jiayin as the first perspective. While respecting the main plot of the original work, it also adds the growth line, emotional line and the mysterious second martial spirit "chronological roulette" from the heroine's perspective. I don't want to change the core setting, I just want to tell a heart-warming story about "she opened a door when she was six years old and walked with him through the whole story from then on". Tang San was still the same Tang San, but this time, someone grew up with him.