Douluo: The Lazy Little Flower Is Forced to Become a God

After transmigrating into Holy Soul Village, I planned to lie flat and watch the drama unfold, only to find myself caught in a family-wide Shura field where everyone was level 70 or above.

I awakened a tiny flower as my "useless Martial Soul": maxed-out poison resistance, zero attack power.

Tang Fu, a laid-back support type, was driven to the Soul Master Academy by a grandpa wielding a knife, a grandma kicking over pots, and parents shoving their lovey-dovey affection in her face.

"Our family's tradition of fiercely protecting our own starts with you. Time to get competitive!"

So she had no choice but to grow flowers, brew medicine, and heal her teammates, turning her "useless soul skills" into strategic nuclear weapons.

Along the way, she picked up a sickly black cat and fed him both ways. Before she knew it, she'd become the apple of the empire's hostage prince's eye.

At the Continental Advanced Soul Master Tournament, she led her team in stealthy, low-key development.

When Spirit Hall hunted them down, her whole family powered up at once:

"Touch my granddaughter and we'll scatter your ashes as fertilizer!"

When divinity descended, the laws of the world asked her:

"Ascend to godhood or retire?"

Tang Fu sealed away her godhood and went home to open a corner shop.

"Compete over what? I want to go home and take a nap!"

This is a heartwarming, action-packed daily life story about a laid-back little flower forced into the spotlight, doted on by her whole family as she ascends to godhood, then using her divine title as a sick-leave pass.