Transmigrating to Douluo Dalu: Killer Yue Lin

She is Tang Yue, an ordinary-looking young girl from Holy Soul Village. In truth, she possesses twin martial souls and was a top assassin in her previous life. Blue Silver Grass is merely a disguise; the hidden Asura Blood Hammer is her true weapon.

Then she meets Shui Bing'er, the prodigy of Tianshui Academy. Her icy blue eyes are as deep as a frozen lake, but Tang Yue sees the loneliness in her heart at a glance. After saving each other from certain death, their hearts quietly draw closer. “If you don’t come back, I’ll go to Spirit Hall to find you. Even if I die, I’ll die with you.”

The shadow of Spirit Hall looms over the continent. Beneath Bibi Dong’s level-ninety-nine pressure lurks murderous intent, yet Tang Yue goes to meet her alone. “I promise I’ll come back. Then we’ll never be apart again.”

When the Asura Blood Hammer tears through the night sky and the Blue Silver Emperor entwines itself around fate, she shakes divine authority with a mortal body. In this life, she will rewrite the rules of Douluo, and protect the woman she loves.

“With me here, you’re safe.” This is her vow to Bing'er, and her declaration of war against the entire world.

She outwits Grandmaster Yu Xiaogang, shakes the Seven Great Clans with her strength, and finds that even deep love cannot withstand a covert war. See how twin martial souls set the world in turmoil, and how she carves a path to survival for love amid political intrigue and slaughter!

[This is an older draft I wrote, so the prose, content, timeline, and other aspects are definitely imperfect, and I’ve made plenty of things up. The female lead is overpowered in every way, making this a somewhat wish-fulfillment story, and the other female lead appears relatively late. So please use your imagination to make anything that doesn’t make sense work. If you enjoy it, I hope you’ll support me. The draft is complete, and I may post more chapters when I’m in the mood. If you don’t like it, feel free to leave. Let’s part on good terms; please don’t leave nasty comments just to make yourself and me miserable. Thanks for cooperating.]