Douluo: Evergreen Amid Ten Thousand Bones

Nothing is simply a given. Feng Miao is a necromancer from another world. Memories of his former life helped him become an existence beyond even a genius, but his companions are the cream of the crop among super-geniuses. This story focuses on Tang San, and Feng Miao's CP is Tang San. There is a golden finger, confusion, conviction, and wavering, but Feng Miao will always grow. After agonizing over it, I decided to sacrifice Zhu Zhuqing, since the whole Shrek Seven Monsters thing really doesn't suit me. Still, Dai's CP will be her. The copyright belongs to Tang Jia San Shao, a Qidian author. This has nothing to do with me; I'm just borrowing the setting to write a little. There will be some original additions, but I'll stick as closely to the original as I can. I'll follow the plot, but basically won't just copy it over and edit it. I'm tired of seeing the same content all the time QAQ. Also, since people keep criticizing this, I have to emphasize that the whole stretch from his father's death to the hunt for his third spirit ring is about Xiao Miao going from comfortably deceiving himself to gradually facing the conflicts between them. His absolute trust in Tang San before that, as well as the muddled logic behind some of his plans, comes from his subconscious desire for everything to be perfect, and his wish to convince himself that his life now is right and wonderful. So please stop criticizing Xiao Miao for overthinking or having weird logic, or I'll cry, okay? Important!!! Xiao Miao's true strength: Before the Star Dou Forest, he is about on par with the average of the Seven Monsters, weaker than Tang San and Dai Mubai, and has an advantage against Xiao Wu. If he reveals his hidden trump cards, he can take down anyone except Tang San. If Tang San is willing to die together with him, Xiao Miao survives and Tang San dies. After the Star Dou Forest, he overwhelms the Seven Monsters. If he really wants to win, he has dozens of ways to beat any one of them. He can completely control the pace of a fight and practically anticipate how it will play out. He only seems to fight with all his might and still lose, or barely scrape out a win, because he has his own purpose in every battle. So please stop criticizing Xiao Miao's strength. I really will cry! Also, I changed the cover. Lots of love to the little angel Yanyan and to the artists who worked so hard on my previous covers~~~ QAQ. How would a hopeless klutz like me get by without you!