Douluo Dalu: Raising a Harem of Admirers, Starting as a Monk

Simple and stubborn, naturally dark, "well-behaved" shou × jealous, doting husband Tang San gong

Tang Qi is the son of Tang Hao's friend from the Clear Sky Sect. His parents were also hunted down and killed by people from Spirit Hall, and he was later adopted by Tang Hao.

(Early story)

"Brother, you're so slow. Want me to carry you?" Tang San was running with his head down, using the footwork of the Mysterious Heaven Skill. Hearing his younger brother say that, he nearly missed a step.

"Brother, don't be discouraged. I'll sell iron to support you in the future." Tang San was contemplating hammer techniques. When he saw that his younger brother had nearly finished forging all the iron, he was left speechless.

(Academy arc)

"Third Brother, stop touching me! It tickles... Hahaha, stop it!" Tang Qi had a pair of cat ears on his head and couldn't stand Tang San's stroking. His lively eyes glistened with tears from laughing so hard, and he was so beautiful it was impossible to look away.

(Killing arc)

"Brother, I'm sorry. Go to sleep for a while. I can't let you see me like this."

Tang Qi's older brother, Tang San.

(Early story)

"Xiao Qi, are you still hungry?" When he met a younger brother who could never eat his fill, Tang San told him that eating too much was bad for his stomach. At the same time, he began worrying about how much money he'd have to earn to feed him. What was he supposed to do about a little brother who ate so much?

(Academy arc)

"Xin'er, y-you're standing too close." When Tang San woke up one morning, he found Tang Qi in his bed. His little hands were restlessly clutching Tang San's clothes, his delicate face pressed near Tang San's chin, and his gentle breath falling on Tang San's Adam's apple. Tang San froze, then hurriedly moved away the hand wrapped around that slender, smooth waist.

(Killing arc)

"Y-you... are you Xiao Qi? How did this happen?"

"I'll always love you, no matter what you become!"

Plot and character spoilers:

Overall premise: A little monk of mysterious origins transmigrates and is reborn in Douluo Dalu to experience the mortal world. He falls in love with Tang San, while gradually remembering his past as he grows. The blood feud from his previous life weighs so heavily on him. After ascending to the Divine Realm, will he choose to keep his memories sealed and live a peaceful, secluded life there with his beloved, or continue to bear the burden?

Douluo arc: The little monk at the beginning is naive, lively, inexperienced, mischievous, and adorable, with a shiny bald head. After losing his memories, Xiao Qi is simple and quiet, devoted to pursuing strength, adorably clueless, and exquisitely beautiful, with glassy catlike eyes and long silver hair. He's both cute and noble, and more than capable in a fight. During his time as an assassin, he has someone to protect and develops a sense of responsibility. He's decisive and bold, growing ever more handsome, with a pure yet seductive beauty. His glassy catlike eyes become peach-blossom eyes, and his short silver-gray hair gives him the look of a cool, handsome young man. His strength grows rapidly. (But in front of his brother, he's still the same delicate, soft little Xiao Qi. Ah, the contrast is adorable.) To be continued. Stay tuned. (?_|

Divine Realm arc: ...

Contains the following elements (content warnings):

1. A cross-dressing beauty

2. I love the original, so the original plot will remain unchanged, but the author will develop some new feelings and relationships that weren't in the original, such as with Xiao Wu. Also, the Divine Realm setting differs from the original.

3. The author is very fond of their own character.

4. Though everyone falls for him, this is a committed one-on-one romance, with a shou protagonist and two equally strong leads.

(Original title: Douluo: A Little Monk Enters the Mortal World)

Theme: Hold on to the light within and illuminate the darkness around you