Douluo's Dragon Marked Divine Stick (1-211).

Summary

The chapter explores the martial-centric society of the Xing Luo Empire, contrasting it with the more fragmented Tian Dou Empire. It highlights the power dynamics, particularly focusing on Li Luo Chen and his backing from Du Gu Bo, which protects him from the Tian Dou royal family's influence. The narrative delves into the ruthless methods of the Xing Luo royal family, especially the Dai family's practices for selecting emperors, and the strong martial traditions upheld by various sects like Bai Hu Zong. Li Luo Chen prepares to stir trouble in the Xing Luo Empire, confident in his formidable team, including Du Gu Bo and others with significant martial prowess. The chapter shifts to a lighter tone as it depicts Du Gu Yan's humorous reflections post a romantic encounter with Li Luo Chen, followed by Li Luo Chen's interaction with his younger companions, Oscar and Ma Hong Jun, who are training diligently. Li Luo Chen emphasizes the importance of strength for protection and instills good values in them, contrasting their dedication with the more reckless behavior of Dai Mu Bai. The training session showcases their growth and Li Luo Chen's mentoring style, culminating in a demonstration of their skills against him, highlighting their potential and the camaraderie among them.

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