Two Dragons Enter the Tang Sect

[Only use the settings of Dou 1 and 2➕Maintain the original plot line in the early stage➕Original characters➕Modify the plot that I think I don't like] Ten Thousand Years of Douluo, the Tang Sect has withered, and the stars are fighting with the wind. The twin brothers Xu Nuo and Xu Yan from Xujiacun, armed with the golden dragon and silver dragon martial souls, started off as a soul master with an ordinary starting point of innate first-level soul power, and under the protection of Granny Yun, they embarked on the road of soul masters. A life-and-death adventure in the Star Dou Forest allowed them to encounter the remnants of the Tang Sect, and they met Beibei, Tang Ya and Huo Yuhao. From then on, they formed an indissoluble bond with this declining legendary sect. This is an IF trajectory that deviates from the original work - there is no predetermined shackles of fate, only the tenacity of young people who refuse to admit defeat; there is no perfect innate talent, but there is the courage to change fate against the odds. Step by step, the two brothers work hard, one attack and the other assists. In an era when soul tools are prevalent, they explore the road to rejuvenation for the declining Tang Sect. This is a self-exciting rewrite of the plot. Young Yuan is frustrated, trying to make up for the sect's unfinished business, watching the two dragons break through the wall, protecting the Tang Sect's glimmer, and writing their own unique legend on another Douluo Continent trajectory. Note: Contains original OC, the plot is rewritten based on the framework of the original work, the core character relationships and the main plot remain unchanged, the focus is on self-satisfaction and creation, please be careful if you mind that it does not fully conform to the original work ~ It is mainly from the perspective of twin brotherhood. The plots that have not been changed are developed according to the original work by default, and the plots written are basically changed plots. After watching Dou Er, I have been feeling overwhelmed, and now I finally have time to write.