Douluo Dalu: The Unrivaled Tang Sect Starts with Pig Farming

Lu Cheng is one of the many transmigrators in Douluo. His Martial Soul is a peculiar little pig with an Innate Soul Power of just one rank, setting a new low for transmigrators.

Just as Lu Cheng prepares to inherit the family's dozens of pigs and live out his days in peace, he discovers that gaining the pigs' faith can make him stronger.

“I really am the protagonist!” With that thought in mind, Lu Cheng devotes himself to raising pigs and gathering faith.

Until one moonless, windy night.

“Damn it! Someone's stealing my pigs?!”

The above is the silly version of the blurb. Here's the serious one:

When a playboy encounters a gentle refuge;

when a half-trained Soul Engineer inherits the legacy of an ancient soul-guidance civilization;

when a reluctant heir to the God of Fire encounters the Gate of Hell, where the flames never die;

when an apprentice necromancer encounters turmoil in the Underworld, with ghosts spilling everywhere;

The gods are cruel, and Tang San most of all! Douluo Dalu doesn't need a Divine Realm!

Humanity and soul beasts alike take up the call for mechanical, no, soul-guidance ascension, and wage war against the Divine Realm.

[Raising pigs is just the beginning, and takes up very little of the story. But if that's what brought you here, dear reader, there's no need to rush off. Feel free to keep reading.]