Douluo Dalu: Tang San, the Sister-Con, Protects Xiao Wu and Rises to Godhood

[Douluo Derivative | Fanfiction | Dual Transmigration | System | Sweet Romance | Beloved by All, Changing Fate | Risque | Two Male and Two Female Leads (Original Tang San and Xiao Wu + Derivative Mei Ya and Tang Chao)]

Mei Ya, a B-list actress, transmigrates into the Douluo World as Xiao Wu's twin sister. From the start, she's saddled with a useless "zero Soul Power" setting. She thinks she'll die young, just like in the story, but when her mother Su Qingyue dies and she reaches a desperate situation, she activates the "Fate-Reversal System." From then on, the sweet, scheming girl is on the scene. She bluffs her way to a comeback while turning the aloof powerhouse, the protective third brother, and her sister who dotes on her into her "personal support team."

At Holy Soul Village, she acts obedient and plays the victim, grabbing Tang San with tear-filled eyes: "Brother Tang, they say I'm useless..." Then she turns around and uses warm jade to foresee danger and avoid it.

At Notting Academy, she pretends to be dependent, asking for guidance in a soft, sweet voice: "Brother Tang, my Soul Power's stuck." In reality, she's quietly saving up Fate-Reversal Points.

At Shrek Academy, she gets into character, droops her head, and says she's "holding everyone back." Then she turns around and uses chaotic Soul Power to disrupt the enemy, helping Tang San land the finishing blow.

In the Sea God Island arc, she gets her big moment and changes fate. With a determined look, she spends every last Fate-Reversal Point: "System, turn back time and save Mom!" She even steps in front of Tang San: "This time, I'll protect you."

The characters stay true to the original, and the plot follows the timeline, with two sweet-and-angsty couples. It combines the original's passionate action with the warmth of the derivative story, making up for the regrets of Douluo. Passionate what? Mei Ya is changing everyone's fate!

Female lead, sorry, but I've made up for one more of your regrets about Douluo.