Douluo Dalu: The Jade Dragon Douluo

You thought Tang San was the protagonist of Douluo Continent I? Actually, it's me, Yu Xiaogang! The protagonist's disciple, the former lover of the later boss, and the current lover of the mid-game big shot—that's right, I, Yu Xiaogang, am the man who runs through the entire main storyline!!!

Yu Xiaogang: The chosen one of Douluo Continent's Great Destiny, he is one of the Golden Iron Triangle, and his current lover is also one of the Golden Iron Triangle. His former lover is the Hall Master of the strongest force, the Spirit Hall. Four of the seven major sects are affiliated sects of the Spirit Hall. His disciple Tang San is from the Clear Sky Sect and is the future Sea God.

Having read so many fanfictions, not a single one of them involves a master player; they all have overpowered abilities and don't even let the master play. You're the only one who does let the master play, and you're even written as the protagonist.

I'm getting a little dizzy after reading chapter 37. This is only 6 years old! 6 years old! And you've already fallen in love at first sight? I admit Douluo Continent is precocious, but this is way too precocious. In the first installment of the Dou Di Zhu series, Tang San's rebirth doesn't count.

At first glance, I mistook it for a jade dragon pig...

The original novel's "Three Cannons" technique, if applied to any protagonist, would be incredibly powerful. Unfortunately, it was placed on Yu Xiaogang, a mere half-level innate cultivator.

Dear experts, does anyone know of another novel similar to this one? I only know the protagonist is also Yu Xiaogang, but he's also trying to change his fate by finding cultivation techniques, wanting to have a technique like Tang San, and awakening the Luo Sanpao martial soul. Along the way, he rebuilds Shrek Academy, etc. That's all I remember. I deleted the book while reading it and forgot the name. Could someone please tell me? Thank you, everyone!

This might be a personal opinion, but I think the author of the original work is simply a pervert. He clearly has no power, yet he maintains a harem. He already has Hunters, yet he still pursues his blood-related sister. To put it nicely, it's the wise man's way of putting it; to put it bluntly, he's just a fool. Only those with power and wisdom are true heroes. Without power, once you lose your companions, you're nothing but a fool.

The author probably only continued writing because they were too bored at home.

Brother, can you please clarify the timeline before writing? Tang Hao is almost ten years older than the Grandmaster, and this forced age reduction is really uncomfortable to read.