Douluo Dalu: Chosen of Slaanesh

- Divine Selection Descends, Evil Gods Awaken -

After transmigrating to Douluo Dalu, Chen Ge awakens the Martial Soul of a dragon.

With no grand ambitions, Chen Ge only wants to laze around, bask in Tang San's protagonist halo, become a Titled Douluo, then snag a godhood for himself.

But who could have guessed?

He took advantage of so many opportunities that he accidentally ended up getting Tang San killed.

Looks like I'll have to become the God King myself.

As the saying goes, Guo Jia in the ditch is shaped like a chair; ride the campfire and seize your prize.

For the safety of the Divine Realm, we have no choice but to step up.

(This book won't deliberately target or disparage Tang San. In fact, early on, Chen Ge will even take advantage of Tang San's opportunities to develop safely, and fight alongside him.

Of course, their paths will inevitably diverge later. To avoid being kept beneath someone else's heel forever, he'll definitely have to stab his brother in the back once.

He'll also secretly lay a few traps.

In short, there's nothing wrong with playing at being brothers as long as no one's interests are at stake. But when interests clash, he'll just have to ask his brother to go on ahead.

The protagonist is a rational scoundrel. His moral standards are no higher than Tang San's, so he won't stand on a moral high ground and condemn him.

Every action is driven by self-interest, not morality.

Chen Ge: It doesn't have to be moral, but it has to serve my interests.)