The Sun and Moon Go Dark, the Peerless Douluo

Xiao Chen has browsed Zhihu and Tieba many times. Many fans of the original, as well as readers who enjoy fantasy novels aimed at male readers, say that if Third Young Master had written Douluo Dalu 2 properly from the start, it could have been a perfect work. The author had already built a richly varied backdrop: war, technological progress, conflict between soul beasts and human Soul Masters, Huo Yuhao's third Martial Soul, the Undead Demiplane, the problem of Evil Soul Masters, the Spirit Pagoda, the nations of Douluo Dalu, and the Godhood Inheritance of Huo Yuhao and the new generation of Shrek Seven Devils... Douluo Dalu 2 was the first novel Xiao Chen ever read, and it holds a special place in his heart. Back then, he waited for every update, but when he reached the ending, he simply couldn't accept it. Xiao Huo's conclusion felt far too rushed, so he wants to rewrite it. Many people also feel that Tang San's appearance in Douluo Dalu 2 goes against the original worldbuilding. After becoming a god, he shouldn't have interfered in Douluo Dalu's internal affairs. His storyline in the later part of the novel seriously derailed the plot. Ultimately, Tang San's strongest connection to Douluo Dalu was Tang Wutong. So, to keep Tang San from interfering in the events of Douluo Dalu 2, the problem needs to be solved at its root. In my fanfiction, I'll remove the premise that Tang Wutong disguises herself as a boy and keep Wang Dong as a male character, giving Huo Yuhao a proper ending.