Jian San + Soul Land: Please Don't Give Up on Treatment

If review is taking too long, the author also posts the same story on Lao Fu Te under the name Qingdun Donglüzi. The author really is alive...

Ning Yi: rich second-generation kid, sister-complex, the last shred of conscience at Shrek, a genuine healer, accountant, and student council president.

When he picks up his huge flute, everything will...

"Come on, come on, JJC! Three-three, first come, first served. Need two salty fish who can shout '666'!"

Your friend, the world's most peerless and beautiful little sister, Ning Rongrong, has joined the party.

Your friend, the close-combat healer and ridiculously powerful support, pen pal, has joined the party.

The six left-behind kids, for real: "Wait, leave us the cafeteria keys!"

Dean: "You could be making money. Why are you fighting in the arena?"

This story is also known as: #WhatHappensWhenTheHealerGetsMad#

#I'mChaoticNeutralWhenItComesToHuajian#

#EverySupportHasAViolentDamageDealerLurkingInside#

#TurnsOutGoingFromLawfulToChaoticOnlyTakes...#

#ComeOnLetsFightTillItHurts#

#EvenImScaredWhenIGoCrazy#

A few things to know before reading:

1. The protagonist uses both Li Jing and Hua Jian, so the whole style changes dramatically depending on which skill set is in play.

2. At Shrek, the protagonist is in charge of the money and the meals, and is everyone's dad.

3. Important: the CP is the pen pal, not Tang San. The gong comes with a built-in aloofness buff.

4. All golden fingers are measured against the original protagonist, Tang San.

5. San and Wu are my childhood idols. I wish them happiness. (The stubborn wish of a devoted fan.)

6. The Jian San skills have been slightly (very heavily) modified for Douluo. Just go with it and enjoy the fights.