Douluo Dalu: The Legend of the Dragon King: I Am Wu Changkong, and Tang San Must Die

[Anti-hero] [Transmigration] [Multiple Heroines] [Power Fantasy] After transmigrating into the era of The Legend of the Dragon King, he finds himself sharing a name with Tang Wulin’s mentor, Wu Changkong, famed as Douluo Dalu’s most dedicated teacher. At first, Wu Changkong doesn’t think much of it. But when his Martial Soul Awakening comes, he awakens the very same Heavenly Frost Sword. “Uh-oh. Did I become Wu Changkong?” Though he finds it a little strange, Wu Changkong decides to accept his new identity and make the best of it. After all, he has an excellent talent for cultivation. Clearly, Wu Changkong hasn’t wasted his talent. By the time the story begins, he has already reached Rank 98 as a Super Douluo and Four-Word Battle Armor Master. He has also made up for the regret of the original story: Long Bing didn’t die, and has been by his side all along. But Wu Changkong, having reached the pinnacle of the Soul Master path, obviously isn’t willing to settle for an ordinary life. After all, who knows when Tang San will return or Tang Wulin will become a god? By then, Wu Changkong will have long since turned to dust. After all, Wu Changkong isn’t the same as his counterpart in the original story. In this life, he’s a bit of a romantic, with several confidantes. He doesn’t want to die with regrets like that. Long Bing: “? Why can’t I be the only one?” Gu Yuena: “He’s just a nobody of a teacher…” Na Nali: “Little Changkong is actually pretty nice.” … “There’s so much beauty in this world that I, Wu Changkong, have yet to witness.” “So, forgive me, Ancestor Tang San. I simply want to become a god too much.” “Since you, Tang San, are blocking my path, then this disciple, Wu Changkong, has no choice but to ask you to die, Ancestor.”