Douluo Dalu II: Wang Dong Is the Protagonist, and I'm the Cheat

Douluo II: “The Protagonist” Is Wang Dong, and I’m the “Cheat”

The winds of Douluo Dalu have blown for ten thousand years. They cannot scatter the destiny decreed by divine authority or shatter the shackles woven from bloodlines.

She is the beloved junior sister of the Clear Sky Sect, a caged bird branded “allergic to Soul Tools.” The world knows her only as Tang San’s daughter, Tang Wutong, but no one asks whether she wants to be herself.

I am Lin Yi’an, an outsider from another world, carrying the principles of ordinary life with me as I land in this realm where Martial Souls dictate fate. I have no System and no remarkable skills. I only hope to be a glimmer of light by her side, helping her expose the lies behind the restrictions and leave the walls of the Clear Sky Sect behind.

From our first meeting by Shrek’s Sea God Lake to the bells we hear together at the clock tower in Fengyu Town; from fighting side by side in the arena to standing face-to-face with the God King at the summit of the divine realm.

I watch her journey across Douluo in the form of a silver-blue-haired boy. I watch her break free from layer upon layer of shackles and stand before Tang San, saying, one word at a time: “I am not Tang Wutong. I am Wang Dong.”

This is not a journey of gaining cheat powers and becoming a god. It is simply a girl awakening to who she is, and two souls standing side by side to fight the fate laid out for them and live as the protagonists of their own lives, beyond the rules.

The wind will blow toward freedom, and I will always be behind her.