Before meeting Tang San, Liuli was convinced she was the one blessed with great fortune, the lucky star shining down on everyone. But after meeting Tang San, her smooth and easy road turned bumpy and blocked at every turn.
Tang San (hesitates): You can't blame him for that, can you? He thinks he's pretty lucky.
Liuli (hands on hips, glaring): So you're saying it's my fault?
Tang San (survival instincts activated): No, no, it's my fault. All my fault.
Liuli, completely satisfied.
Even if life doesn't go her way, it has to go on: pet rabbits, grow little plants, catch cats, raise swallows, and sometimes follow a tower with the same name around the streets to dodge rabbits.
Liuli's life is just so perfectly ordinary.
The synopsis above was made up on the fly. Feel free to read it that way, too.
Warnings and headcanons: Bibi Dong gets a redemption arc; the San-Wu pairing is broken up; the Grandmaster is paired with Bibi Dong; Liu Erlong is paired with Flender (undecided); there are some vulgar and gross-out descriptions. There's supposed to be a huge golden finger, but sorry, I've passed my edgy phase, and I realized it's basically no different from having none at all _(:з"∠)_
Updates whenever. Updates whenever. Updates whenever.
---- Planned new story: [Douluo Dalu] A Guide to Raising Flowers and Plants
Synopsis to come. Bibi Dong still gets a redemption arc, the San-Wu pairing is still broken up, and the other warnings may be similar. Some settings are the same as this story, but the plot goes in a different direction.
Theme: Love others and love yourself.
I'm really annoyed by that part in the original work. Why should a girl's arrogance frustrate others? I really can't stand this part of teaching women to be virtuous and virtuous.
I remember that in the original work, the master misunderstood Bibi Dong for being greedy for power and feeling inferior because of his poor strength. He met Liu Erlong while traveling around the mainland, and they fell in love with each other for a long time. On the day of their wedding, they discovered that Liu Erlong was the illegitimate daughter of his cousin, and the cousin he had always respected always pretended to be nice to him.
In other words, how did Meng Yiran fall in love with Tang San? Is it just because he was "conquered"? Come on, there is no handsome guy who is better than her where she studies! (I was really angry when I saw a beautiful woman falling in love with a common man!) (I didn't say that Tang San was not good... It's just that Tang San's appearance in the early stage was really common, and there were indeed many handsome and talented guys... Their male author really liked to obsess over some Phoenix Man plots!
It's the third young master of the Tang family who is dirty (convinced)
As a modern netizen who has been baptized by big data, I don't care about this at all. However, I really didn't understand this when I was 12 years old. I only learned about it when I listened to their chats in high school and received online messages (facepalm). I remember asking my classmates what balloons or finger cots were... Well, anyway, as long as I am not embarrassed, I will (look at the sky)
Even though you summarized it, I still don't feel that it's a big deal. Some people's levels are so high that they can't stand it anymore. It's the same as if you've turned it off. As for the bullshit, I can accept it as long as you don't abuse the heroine. I am the heroine.
No, soul masters will bushi. What I mean is that absorbing the soul ring will make the body grow, and then they mature extremely early. This is probably the fault of being independent too early. For example, Oscar's parents…
It turned out to be an opportunity (inexplicably disappointing), I thought Rongrong had an arrow against Xiao Wu... Cough (shaking his head crazily)
Suddenly I thought of Flanders, he was so ugly! (Cat is frightened)
But in fact, in the original work, the souls of A Yin and Xiao Wu have not dissipated... It seems that the souls of Ming and Ming have not dissipated. In the end, the souls of A Yin and Xiao Wu have not dissipated when they fight the pseudo-million-year-old soul beast. They also caused a little trouble in Tang San's divine examination.