I Rebuilt Spirit Hall in Douluo Dalu 2

[Coming-of-age story + no fawning over Tang San or Huo Yuhao + two original heroines + no cheat powers, with a reasonable power scale]

Other people transmigrate to Douluo Dalu and cling to powerful allies. I transmigrate to Douluo Dalu…and am ordered to rebuild Spirit Hall?

Xiao Yejin has transmigrated. The good news is, this place is called Douluo Dalu.

The bad news is, it’s ten thousand years later, and Spirit Hall has become a byword for villainy, hated by everyone.

The even worse news is that his awakened Martial Soul is a hoe, and his Innate Soul Power is zero.

And the worst news of all is that even the village kids dare to whip him with sheep herders’ crooks.

Just as he thinks he’s destined to spend his whole life farming, a shoddily designed System suddenly comes online:

[Mission: Rebuild Spirit Hall and rule the continent.]

[Reward: Become a god.]

[Failure: Three years left on your lifespan countdown.]

Xiao Yejin: “…Can anyone actually take this mission?”

System: “Dear user, we recommend changing your Martial Soul first.”

He’s ecstatic. “You’ll give me a Six-Winged Angel? The Sea God Trident?”

System: “Based on your preferences, we’ve customized Twin Martial Souls for you: Ironclad Revenant: Seat of the Necromancer, and Hidden Mountain Flame: Forged Body.”

Xiao Yejin looks at the ghostly blue gravefire in his left hand and the molten forging hammer in his right, lost in thought. “So…I’m supposed to use League of Legends champion abilities in the world of Douluo 2 to clear Spirit Hall’s name and bring it back?”

And so, the continent ten thousand years later gradually takes a bizarre turn:

At Shrek Academy’s freshman tournament, someone in heavy armor knocks their opponent into the “Realm of the Dead” for a one-on-one fight with a single swing of his hammer.

At a Soul Tool exhibition in the Sun Moon Empire, someone crafts an artifact by hand right on the spot and sincerely advises, “Your Core Array’s forging technique could use some work.”