Douluo Dalu: Huo Gua Is a Girl

Huo Gua is a girl. No matter where people are, they will remember what a tragic life she had.

Ever since she was little, her mother told her that cooking was a compulsory skill for every bride.

Little Huo, who dreamed in her heart of becoming a good wife, was bullied on her first day at the academy. Though she ultimately won, she still hid under the covers and quietly shed little pearls, because next to her glamorous, beautiful roommates, she was nothing but Cinderella.

Her big sister Tian Meng, whom she’d sworn allegiance to, was busy falling in love. Little Huo had her own girlish dreams, but all she had were faded clothes and not a single pretty dress.

The academy chose her to carry out the Ultimate Individual Soldier project, turning her into the final weapon of war. While other girls punched annoying boys with their little fists, Little Huo practiced rapid-fire target shooting with a Soul Cannon whose barrel was bigger than her head. While other girls spent every day figuring out how to shorten their skirts by an inch without getting caught by the head of discipline, Little Huo would daydream about where to stab someone with a combat knife.

That was why Little Huo never had a chance to fall in love.

Who could have imagined that in the end, Little Huo would become a bride after all?

To the utmost of glory and ruin, autumn and winter.

To the highest and brightest, the sun and moon.

To those most intimate and most distant, husband and wife.

“Please let me go, Young Master Tang.”

I knelt before the Buddha for three thousand years. Looking back at the mortal world, I will not become an immortal.