Douluo: Unbeatable from Capturing a Goddess

Time flew by, and three years had passed in Soul Land.

Three years, neither long nor short, but Soul Land had undergone earth-shattering changes.

Sword Douluo first broke his shackles, surmounting the level one hundred barrier, attaining a realm once equivalent to the God Rank. Bone Douluo, Yu Yuanzhen, and other veteran powerhouses also successively broke through, achieving what was once unthinkable, and all of this could be attributed to Luo Yu.

It was Luo Yu who enabled Soul Land to absorb the essence of both the abyss and the Divine Realm, achieving the evolution of its plane. Most importantly, with the World Tree taking root and continuously drawing energy from the universe, Soul Land was evolving upward unceasingly. Even ordinary people could feel it—the land was expanding with resources abundant and inexhaustible.

The most thrilling development was that, as the plane evolved, there were increasingly more children who awakened their Martial Soul at the age of six with Innate Full-Level soul power, and some even displayed the coveted Innate Level Twenty talent.

In the past, it was difficult to find even one child with Innate Full-Level talent across the entire continent. Now, they were emerging like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. Innate Level Twenty, which was once an exclusive domain of God-level Martial Souls, had started to appear.

This indicated that the genetic makeup of all beings in Soul Land was evolving, as was their talent.

As time continued to unfold, the effects of this evolution would likely be frightening.

Veterans like Tang Chen couldn't help but exclaim that Luo Yu had completely changed the landscape of Soul Land.

In a few years, children might very well attain the level of a Soul King as soon as they awakened.

Of course, this was just one aspect.

Luo Yu also helped broker a deal between humans and soul beasts.

Soul Masters seeking Soul Rings for their breakthroughs could now travel to the Aquipeia Forest. Aged soul beasts reaching the end of their lifespan, as well as those with limited talents unable to break through, had the option to choose these Soul Masters, becoming their Spirit Souls and existing in the state of a soul.

They would depend on each other.

Not only would the Soul Master acquire a Soul Ring, but they would also gain a Spirit Soul companion, capable of assisting with the release of skills and attacks.

And the more powerful the Soul Master became, the more benefits the Spirit Soul would receive.

When a Soul Master reached a level beyond that of deities, they could even utilize heavenly treasures to help the Spirit Soul Transform.

This new model delighted both humans and soul beasts alike, and they worshipped Luo Yu as a true god.

Gu Yuena, Zi Ji, and Di Tian, among others, naturally revered Luo Yu to the extreme.

Especially Gu Yuena and Zi Ji, who spared no effort to reward their husband, Luo Yu, by using every possible means at their disposal. They even put aside their jealousy, calling over Bi Ji to join them in their endeavors.

During these three years, aside from developing the Spirit Soul system, Luo Yu played the relaxed supervisor role the rest of the time.

He entrusted the Yan Huang Alliance to the three Elders: Qian Daoliu, Tang Chen, and Ning Fengzhi.

He, himself, was busy accompanying his wives on pleasure trips across mountains and waters, thoroughly enjoying himself.

Indeed, there wasn't much to manage, as now in Soul Land, the Yan Huang Alliance dominated alone, without any other powers to compete with, thus no crises or competition.

However, before Luo Yu set out on his excursions with his beauties, he made one rule.

All Soul Masters, all members of the Yan Huang Alliance, were forbidden from using their position to bully the common folk or exploit their identity for personal gain.

Those who violated the rule would at the least be stripped of their Cultivation Level— at most, face the death penalty.

In any supreme power structure, there will inevitably be corruption, and if someone merely embezzled some money, Luo Yu didn't care much for it.

But if anyone oppressed the weak, Luo Yu had zero tolerance.

He established whistleblowing agencies in various places, permitting reports to be made.

At first, some thought there might be loopholes to exploit, but those who tried quickly learned what true pain felt like.

Under the ironclad system, there were no fish that escaped the net.

Offenders were punished as deserved; criminals were executed as warranted.

Law enforcement was strict, and legal breaches were swiftly addressed.

Of course, Luo Yu also understood that with competition among the major powers eliminated and the battles with the soul beasts in the Aquipeia Forest no longer existence, people would have no outlet for their energies and would lack sufficient challenges.

So, he issued new regulations.

All across the continent, both Soul Masters and commoners were to register, recording their places of origin.

The administrative units were defined as villages, counties, and cities.

Each year, at the beginning, Soul Masters within each village of the same level would compete in a Soul Battle. The top ten ranked from each village would:

Be eligible to participate in the county-level Soul Battle in the middle of the year.

Those from within the county who ranked in the top ten could then go to the provincial cities to compete in city-level ranking contests before the year's end.

The top ten from each city would have the chance, at the turn of the new year, to go to Wuhun City to engage in the continent-wide ranking Soul Battle.

They would determine the ten strongest Soul Masters of each level.

During the final continental Soul Battle, the Sky Reflecting Mirror would project the scenes of the championship battles across the sky, visible to all beings in Soul Land, who would witness the birth of the champions.

Without exaggeration, the prestige of this competition was unsurpassed— anyone who secured a championship at their level would be bestowed with unparalleled honor.

All beings across the continent would remember their name.

Moreover, during each grand contest, the top three winners of each level would have their names engraved on the towering monument erected in the plaza of Wuhun City.

To be immortalized in history was an honor of a lifetime.

Additionally, the hometowns of the top three contestants would receive rewards from Wuhun City.

With honor and rewards at stake, the martial spirit of Soul Land soared to new heights, sparking a frenzy of cultivation.