Douluo Dalu: The Creation Goddess's Path to Unification

The divine realm is too far above, but the mortal world is just right.

Su Li, Goddess of Creation

She is the only daughter of the supreme deity of the divine realm, the God of Creation. She commands the life force of all things and the order of space and time, yet has grown weary of the cold solitude of eternal life. In secret, she tears open a rift between planes and falls into Douluo Dalu.

She only meant to enjoy a brief “excursion into the mortal world,” but by a twist of fate, she is adopted by Spirit Hall and becomes one of its candidates for Saintess.

From then on, Shrek’s glory is no longer unmatched, and Tang San’s schemes are no longer foolproof. With a lotus as her weapon and feathers as her blades, she gazes down upon all living beings with the soul of a god.

Spirit Hall’s stone-faced enforcer, Guang Ling, is ordered to keep watch over this “exceptionally gifted” girl. Yet after each encounter, he loses first his composure, then his heart.

When Shrek cries out for “freedom,” she reshapes the rules with the power of creation;

when Tang San raises the banner of the “Tang Sect,” she severs fate with the feathers of space and time;

when the divine realm sends down its enforcers, she answers with a light laugh:

“My father commands creation, my mother commands space and time, and I command unity.” The continent trembles, and all bow before her.

With the bearing of a goddess, she plays her game in the mortal world;

with Spirit Hall as her blade and Guang Ling as her shield,

she treads upon blood-red lotuses and wields space and time,

bringing the Douluo continent, divided for ten thousand years,

to its first-ever moment of unity:

all sects pay homage, and all lands come together.

This work is for entertainment only and does not follow the original plot. Personally, I just want Spirit Hall to have a happy ending, especially Guang Ling.