Douluo Dalu: My Martial Soul Makes the Whole Continent Feel Guilty

[A rule-based Martial Soul. The original supporting character becomes a bodyguard, eagerly serving as the male lead's underling] [Starts by tormenting Gangzi] Bad news: He transmigrates into the first Douluo story, his Martial Soul has no attack power whatsoever, and his roommate is the Buddha himself, Tang San! Good news: His Martial Soul is a rule-based one that can influence others: Guilt!! Wait?! What do you mean Tang San is teaching me the Mysterious Heaven Skill, and Gangzi knows he's been misleading his students? What the heck?! Is this still Douluo Dalu? Lin Li transmigrates into Douluo Dalu and awakens the rule-based Martial Soul Guilt, which can influence others actively or passively and earn him compensation for their guilt! A rule-based Martial Soul is certainly useful, but what do you mean anyone who feels guilty toward him can't help but think of his interests?! Is he really that bad just because he's a little too innocent? Tang San: “A Li, we're close friends. You have to learn the Mysterious Heaven Skill!” Xiao Wu: “Brother Li, I want to sacrifice myself for you!” Qian Renxue: “If Lin Li can't become a god, then what's the point of inheriting this Angel Godhood?!” Gangzi: “Waaah, I'm a Soul Grandmaster who's fifty years old and still hasn't broken through level 30, yet I actually want to teach someone with Innate Full Soul Power. I'm no better than a beast.” Lin Li claps his hands. Oh no, I think I've broken Douluo Dalu!