[Douluo Dalu] I Became a Background Extra, but I'm Actually Invincible

[I won’t be writing this one anymore. I’ve opened a new upcoming novel]

What does it feel like to transmigrate into a novel you used to love, but now only want to go back and criticize?

Answer: Let it all burn. Get it over with.

The Star Luo Empire is the most powerful force on the continent, yet in the original story it only serves as the backdrop for the protagonist’s group.

And its most talented royal, the second prince, is so insignificant that he only gets a moment of attention when Dai Mubai says he is the third prince.

He has no real scenes at all, and barely counts as a background-character-level sacrificial pawn.

Dai Anxiang, the twin sister of this short-lived prince, is deeply worried.

She had thought the arrogant, conceited, and overbearing eldest prince was actually gentle, courteous, hardworking, and a worthy heir to the throne.

And the strongest empire, which barely did anything in the final battle, was hiding an unknown number of powerful fighters.

So what were you all doing in the original story?

The force of the plot makes Dai Anxiang panic. Having memorized the story, she knows all too well that this is a novel with a male protagonist.

So she decides to go to the male lead’s side and focus on surviving first.

But does the protagonist’s growth need a little positive guidance?

For example, a class in ethics and morals.

Reading Guide:

1. The heroine is restricted in the early stages, but becomes invincible later.

2. Pairing with Zhu Hong, an original character whose true identity is connected to the Asura God.

3. The story follows the original plot at first, then the heroine takes charge of the plot from the middle onward.

4. Tang San gets some guidance on his values. I hope he becomes a good person.

5. I’m an old fan from the original run of the first Soul Land novel. This story is a tribute to the youth I watched collapse.

6. Based only on the novel. Anything not in the original, or different from it, is my own invention.

Theme: People should bravely fight against fate.