Peerless: A Tiny Soul Guide, Easily Mastered

After all that waiting, it's finally here! So many of you lovely readers wanted a second book after the first one, so here it is.

(Content warning: Wutong is the female lead, and she has no romantic pairing. She and Huo Yuhao are just good friends and comrades-in-arms, so if you were hoping to see them together, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed.)

Xiao Jiu and Qian Renxue, well… to make you all happy, they're still a couple, and they'll appear in this book too.

In case some of you haven't read my first book, I'll try to make this one easy for everyone to follow.

Tang Wutong is kicked by her aunt all the way down to Douluo Dalu, and she's deeply aggrieved.

She wants to vent her anger but can't do anything about it. She's no match for her aunt, and her parents always take her aunt's side, making her sigh that she really must have been an accident.

Still, it could be a blessing in disguise. The elders often tell stories about their adventures on the continent in their younger days, and Aunt Xingchen is always talking about the continent's unusual spirit beasts. Wutong has been itching to see it all for ages.

So Tang Wutong quickly swallows her displeasure and decides to begin her own adventure in Douluo.

Of course, she has to visit Shrek Academy, and the declining Tang Sect is her top priority.

A mere Soul Tool? Just watch how this young lady uses her own cleverness to save the Tang Sect from destruction and prove herself to Mom and Auntie.

But… why did her aunt come down to the mortal realm too? Tang Wutong keeps complaining that her aunt is annoying, but deep down, she thinks it's great to have someone powerful backing her up.

“Does not relying on your aunt mean you've grown up?”

“Heh, then your aunt must be useless.”

The synopsis isn't enough to explain it all, so please read the story itself.

Like the first book, this one contains lots of original headcanons.