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Douluo Dalu
斗罗大陆
Douluo Dalu
This is a translation project of the web novel Douluo Dalu by Tang Jia San
Shao. All rights belong to him, I’m just doing this because it’s the only way I can read it. Do not expect speed or great accuracy.

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Douluo Dalu is the starting point of Chinese net platinum author Tang Jia San Shao’s lengthy fantasy fiction. Tang outer sect disciple Tang San, because stealing the inner sect secrets for himself will not be tolerated by Tang sect, after jumping to show his ideals came to another world, a world of spirits. Named Douluo Dalu. This place has no magic, no quarrel, no martial arts, but there are miraculous spirits. Everyone here, at six years old, goes to Spirit Hall for Spirit Awakening.
Spirits can be animals, plants, artifacts, among them are useless spirits and common spirits, the protagonist’s spirit is the useless spirit Blue Silver Grass. (Blue Silver King) (Blue Silver God)
They can assist in people’s daily lives. And among them are particularly outstanding spirits that can use cultivation, this career, is the most powerful and important in Douluo Dalu ­ Spirit
Master.

When Tang sect hidden weapons come to Douluo Dalu, when Tang San’s spirit awakens, can he in this spirit world rebuild the brilliance of Tang sect? Wordpress Mirror
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Desperate Scanners (Manhua Translation)
Soul Land Wiki

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* Names of not yet completed chapters are subject to change.

Volume 1 - Douluo Continent
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Prologue
Crossing Over

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Already translated by BAP Scans, but done for practice and completionism. Chapter 1
Otherworldly Tang San

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Chapter 2
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Useless Spirit with Innate Full
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