Douluo Dalu: In the Name of Yi

[Douluo + multiple male leads + no following the protagonist's group + Spirit Hall-friendly + most of the original protagonist group gets a bad ending] Multiple male leads. (Updated: I removed the originally planned female lead, even though she hadn't appeared yet. It won't affect your enjoyment!) Reborn in Douluo, bearing the surname Dugu and the given name Yi. A red-and-white wedding, a bond that reaches back through lifetimes. Society disapproves, but love binds them together. Drunk and entranced, the twin phoenixes descend. A demon fox rests on the enigmatic feather, a token of inheritance. The Serpent Ancestor and Begonia Mother give birth to the king of flowers: the peony, the very image of beauty. The demon fox pins up her hair, a bewitching consort who brings a kingdom to ruin. The hairpin comes from the enigmatic feather, and the phoenix soars across the nine heavens. The peony presses down the hairpin, embodying the grace of an empress. The red-and-white groom. The Forest God is startled by the deer's cry. The peacock wears the radiance of the Star God. The white tiger emerges from the netherworld. A puppet takes a blade for whom? A Buddha-demon arrives from another world. A dragon-phoenix raises its head from the lava. Who still remembers that the serpent-haired one imprisoned the begonia? They call this an age of great strife, as the divine realm turns. The groom comes second. The beast is called Wood, returning to the forest; the human is called Star. The battle of the netherworld devours two gods. The puppet commands space. Good and evil blur in the Buddha-demon. The dragon-phoenix fuses fire and earth. Serpent hair encircles the begonia, and creation emerges from within. The Serpent Ancestor governs poison; the Begonia Mother commands the four seasons. It is also said that a spider drives off Rakshasa and devours Asura; a chrysanthemum governs the flowers of the world, and little ghosts are born from its blooms; a pair of wings breaks the number six; a servant of the sea usurps the throne of the ocean. A black cat chooses its person and drives away the dark; a glazed soul shuts its heart and chooses love. And so, the clans unite. A bluegrass binds itself to the forest; a reincarnated rabbit knows to return to her clan; a half-dragon body reclaims the position of a god; sisters of ice and snow take up their posts; the eyes of ten thousand demons see the emotions of the world; a black imperial dragon controls its source. The two princesses, purple and jade, remain unknown; the other clan gods are of little consequence. Who was granted...