Tang Jia San Shao

The legend of the continent, the battle that brought fame; the Sacred Phoenix Lady, the Windfire Meteor Godrealm saber-art; the pair that ascend and fuse, the golden sun and the blue moon, the fury of the crashing thunder. There is no magic, no battle qi, nor any martial arts in this land. However, there are martial spirits. Ten thousand years have passed since the founding of the Tang Sect on the Douluo continent, and it has declined. A new, proud generation of heaven’s chosen has been born. Can the new generation of Shrek’s Seven Devils rally the Tang Sect and once more compose the song of the Unrivaled Tang Sect?

A million-year-old spirit beast, a sacred deathgod that holds the sun, the moon, and the stars in his hands, and a brand new spirit tool system which caused the fall of the Tang sect. One miracle shall occur after another.
Can the Tang Sect’s hidden weapons rally the winds, and can the glory of the Tang Sect ascend once more? All of this will be continued in the second installment of Douluo Dalu—The Unrivaled Tang Sect!

Soul Land II (Douluo Dalu): The Unrivaled Tang Sect

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In Keke's stunned gaze, Sister Ju zi swiftly stripped off Huo Yuhao's tattered clothes, then lifted him into her arms, hugging him tightly against the tree behind her. She smeared the fresh blood that had soaked into her clothing onto the uninjured front of Huo Yuhao's body.


Only then did Sister Ju zi begin to pant heavily, the excessive drain of energy making her feel like she was on the verge of death, and she could pass out at any moment. But she kept her attention fixed on Huo Yuhao's heartbeat. In her perception, although his heartbeat was weak, it was still there, unbroken. And this was where the last glimmer of hope lay.


Sister Ju zi roughly estimated that the previous severe injury had caused Huo Yuhao to lose nearly half of his blood. This would have been fatal for an ordinary person. But she could vaguely sense that Huo Yuhao's life force was incredibly tenacious. Even with such severe injuries, his heart was still beating firmly and determinedly.


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