Douluo: The Eastern Dawn Has Come

[Disclaimer: 1. I didn't give this story much thought when I first started writing it, and it contains plenty of potential triggers. See the first chapter's comments for warnings. I sincerely recommend proceeding with caution. 2. Plagiarism is prohibited.]

Weibo: Xian Ying

In a nutshell, this is a story about an original female protagonist who transmigrates into a book with a golden finger, saves a Pope who's in the process of going dark, and eventually unifies Douluo Dalu.

Official blurb:

How to win His Holiness the Pope's heart:

First: Show care and concern.

Second: Work hard without complaint.

Third: Make connections.

Fourth: Persevere.

Wu Yun gave everything to Bibi Dong. In time, the cold moon hanging high in the sky finally shone down upon her.

Bibi Dong had thought Heaven despised her, giving her everything others yearned for only to take it all away, raising her to the peak before cruelly casting her into the depths.

Later, however, she became grateful for the gods' existence. Heaven had repaid her with a priceless treasure, sending someone who could love her with all their heart to her side.

Warnings:

1. The story is unfriendly toward the original protagonist group, with the exception of Ning Rongrong.

2. The focus is on a sweet romance with an attempt to make the logic somewhat reasonable, though not too much. There are plenty of cheats and golden fingers, including a System that doesn't appear often. The plot has no angst.

3. The writing isn't great, and I haven't read much of the original. The Douluo World setting comes from the original, but there are many personal additions, and the plot is rather silly and fluffy.

4. Characterization: a Pope who appears noble and radiant but is actually domineering and selfish x an original female protagonist who seems gentle and steady but is actually reserved and sensitive, more or less.

5. Bibi Dong is the older gong. (This novel was inspired by the Dong1 ship.)

Theme: Change a tragic fate and find a wonderful life.