Douluo Dalu: Summoning Heroic Spirits to Shatter the God Realm

Su Yi transmigrates to Douluo Dalu and becomes an unknown child, but unexpectedly awakens the [Chinese Heroes Summoning System].

After twelve years of patiently biding his time, he joins no academy and has no contact with the original protagonist. In a secret realm unknown to anyone, he uses the System to summon the heroic spirits of Chinese legends: Bai Qi, Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun, Han Xin, and many others. Existing in the form of Martial Souls, these spirits bring peerless strategies and unparalleled strength, helping Su Yi quietly establish Huaheng, a covert power spanning Douluo Dalu.

While Tang San and the others are still fighting for Soul Rings and Soul Bones at Shrek Academy, Su Yi has already consolidated his power, resources, and military strength under the guidance of the Chinese heroic spirits.

The Spirit Hall Empire seeks to unify the continent? Bai Qi leads his “Ironblood Legion” to raze Holy Soul Village, Zhuge Liang’s “Eight Formation Diagram” traps and slays Titled Douluo, and Huaheng’s cavalry sweeps through a thousand miles, capturing cities in three days. Even Bibi Dong, despite possessing Twin Martial Souls, is no match for the gathering of China’s finest heroes.

Heaven Dou and Star Luo seek to protect themselves? Han Xin’s “Fight with Your Back to the River” defeats Star Luo’s million-strong army, while Zhao Yun’s “Seven Advances and Seven Exits” throws the Heaven Dou Imperial Family into chaos. In the end, both royal houses submit, surrender their lands, and become vassals.

Along the way, Su Yi brings Bibi Dong, Qian Renxue, Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, and other beauties of the Douluo World into his ranks. Some are captivated by the bearing of the Chinese heroic spirits, while others are drawn to Su Yi’s ambition and talent. In the end, they all join him.

By the time Tang San becomes a god and seeks to uphold the order of the divine realm, Su Yi has already led the Chinese heroic spirits to forge a power no god can withstand.

With a mortal’s body and the might of China’s heroes, he shatters the barriers of the divine realm, leaves the original protagonist far behind, and writes a legendary tale of Chinese heroic spirits and a transmigrator in Douluo Dalu.