Douluo Continent: The Legend of the Dragon King? No, the Legend of the Six Kings

What if your soul were split into six fragments, each cast into a different era—spanning the ages of Douluo, Jueshi (Peerless Tang Sect), and Longwang (Dragon King)? That is the reality facing Lin Nuo, the primary soul, as he watches his fractured selves carve their own paths through history. In the earliest era, Lin Yan grumbles about his insufferably arrogant companion, while Lin Tian fires back that they are literally the same person—he just happens to be the better-looking one. In the Peerless era, the Shrek Seven Monsters are left dumbfounded by these two anomalies, and Yu Xiaogang finds himself utterly stumped by their unheard-of Body Martial Souls. Meanwhile, Lin Fan laments being stuck with a gluttonous partner, Lin Rui, whose insatiable appetite nearly bankrupts the Body Sect—yet the sect elders dote on the pair like treasured grandchildren, and the Sun Moon Empire willingly follows Lin Fan's every command. When the Dragon King era arrives, Lin Nuo observes his other fragments and cannot help but ask, "Are you people even human anymore?" Lin Xiu, who has somehow risen to become the leader of the Holy Spirit Cult, repeatedly urges Lin Nuo to come lend a hand. But Lin Nuo scoffs—every time he is summoned, he is merely deployed to handle romantic entanglements while Lin Xiu takes care of the real business, leaving him feeling utterly superfluous. Lin Xiu insists that romance is precisely Lin Nuo's forte. Lin Nuo fears he is on the verge of a mental breakdown; Lin Xiu dryly notes that breakdown has already occurred. As the ages pass, the Sea God Tang San finally returns to the Douluo Continent—only to be greeted by a startlingly familiar presence. To his horror, he realizes this entity has planted a soul fragment in every era with one singular purpose: to hunt him down. Having fully merged all five fragments, Lin Nuo faces the stunned deity and offers a single, chilling consolation: "Tang San, take a deep breath. Falling is only natural." Tang San's incredulous curse echoes across the realm—why must he be so universally despised?