Transmigrating into Douluo: I Saved Ju Douluo from His Fated Demise

Sang Wanqing arrived in the turbulent world of Douluo Dalu, carrying the fresh scent of plants and flowers in her sleeves.

“To draw my bow as round as the full moon” and “to seek the springtime beauty, only to find it nowhere” both speak to her name: Wan, meaning to draw a bow and repel enemies with steadfast courage, yet also to cling to an obsession and yearn to preserve all the beauty in the world.

By the time golden chrysanthemum petals were stained with blood across the sky, the fate of Jialing Pass had long since been written in the history books.

From another world, Sang Wanqing came bearing a secret crush that no one knew about.

She couldn’t bear to watch the man who loved flowers meet his end, body and soul extinguished.

The divide between good and evil, conflict across the continent, the raging tide of fate...

A secret love buried deep in her heart, defying the destiny already set in stone.

She only wanted to tell Yue Guan: You don’t have to rely on anyone. You don’t have to be alone. From now on, I’ll be with you through every season of blossoms.

Knowing that he was fated to die, Sang Wanqing quietly vowed: Even if she had to stand against the whole world, she would reach out and save Chrysanthemum Douluo from his destined death.

Yue Guan had spent his whole life loving flowers, but he’d never imagined that one day a young girl would see him as more precious than all the golden chrysanthemums in the world.