Douluo Continent has a system, but I don't want to use it.

Chapter 100 Tang San's Birth, Fate Corrected

Yu Xiaogang and his two companions made a name for themselves with their Martial Soul Fusion Technique.

This time, however, Yu Xiaogang's second uncle did not stop Yu Xiaogang from getting together with the woman.

So this time, Flander completely transformed into the one who was eating dog food (a metaphor for being fed dog food), without even a shred of hope left.

Fang Tian couldn't help but marvel at the possibility that the power of fate could truly be altered, even if the details might differ.

It seems that Tang San, the protagonist of the original novel, will definitely be born.

This was inevitable, since Tang San's reincarnation was arranged by certain people, not a coincidence.

The flow of time in the two worlds should be relatively fixed, so at a certain point in time, Tang San will definitely be born in Douluo Continent.

Fang Tian felt a sense of urgency upon thinking about this.

Time continued to flow by at its own pace, and soon it arrived at the year 2631 of the Douluo Calendar.

In an inconspicuous village in the Douluo Continent, a child with memories of his past life, who knows his name is Tang San, is quietly born.

This Tang San is not the Tang San who "jumped off a cliff to prove his resolve," but rather the Tang God King who died in a time-space turbulence after the God Realm shattered. He was reborn into the body of the Tang San who was reincarnated in the Douluo Continent in the original story.

The moment Tang San opened his eyes and saw his body transformed into that of an infant, he knew he had been reborn. However, Tang San had already experienced rebirth once before, so he was quite experienced in this regard.

In this life, Tang San's parents were just ordinary people from a small mountain village, and his mother died in childbirth. His father struggled to raise him alone. However, in his previous life, Tang San also believed that his father, Tang Hao, was merely a blacksmith in a small village.

At that time, Tang Hao basically ignored Tang San, yet Tang San still managed to survive. What did the hardships of this life matter? Tang San remained calm about it.

However, when Tang San overheard his father saying that the place he was in was called Douluo Continent and that the Spirit Hall would help commoners awaken their spirits every year, he immediately became unsettled.

When exactly was I reborn? If the Spirit Hall still exists, then it must have been before the Spirit Empire was established.

"Won't there be two of me in this era?" Tang San wondered.

But that's impossible. The name of his current body isn't Tang San, but Tang Yin. It's because his father's name is Tang Jin. He just casually gave him a related name.

Tang San is only a newborn child and can't do anything yet. He can only try to eat and grow every day.

Since I don't have a biological mother, I can forget about getting breast milk, which is rich in nutrients. I'll just have to make do with rice water every day.

Fortunately, his father in this life took good care of him, much better than Tang Hao, which was a small comfort to Tang San.

Just as Tang San was diligently absorbing the nutrients from the rice water to grow, an enemy came knocking on his door.

The newcomers were two Soul Kings. If Tang San had been at his peak, he probably wouldn't have even given them a second glance.

Now all my hopes for life are pinned on my own father.

Tang San's father in this life, Tang Jin, did not disappoint him. He was indeed no ordinary person, but a powerful... Soul King!

Tang Jin unleashed his martial soul, the Clear Sky Hammer, wielding the Chaotic Cloak Hammer Technique—which Tang San found riddled with flaws—and fought with reckless abandon. He finally managed to injure one enemy before fleeing.

The newcomers naturally wouldn't give up their pursuit of Tang San and his son.

The four of them engaged in a chase for a month, with two pursuits and two escapes. During their escape, Tang San received no rice gruel, especially when they encountered the wilderness.

If Tang Jin happens to encounter a suitable woman in a town, he can even force her to breastfeed Tang San.

If they were in the wild, Tang San could only hope to encounter a female soul beast that was giving birth. Otherwise, he could just drink some soul beast blood to make do.

As for whether the blood of the spirit beast is clean, whether it contains parasites, or whether it tastes good, none of these things matter. At this moment, survival is the most important thing.

Therefore, Tang San lost a lot of weight during his month-long escape.

Seeing that Tang San was about to die from losing so much weight, Tang Jin, filled with maternal love, activated a secret technique that burned his life force, killing the enemies who were chasing the father and son.

Then, before the secret technique expired, Tang San's father in this life desperately left the murder site, traveling at top speed, and finally delivered Tang San to an ordinary little village.

"I hope you grow up happily!" Tang Jin said his wish and then hung up.

Tang San's eyes were already brimming with tears. On one hand, his father in this life had been incredibly devoted to him, even sacrificing himself for him in the end. On the other hand, looking at the familiar village, Tang San called out in his heart—Holy Soul Village.

Not long after Tang Jin died, the villagers of Holy Soul Village discovered Tang Jin's body and Tang San, who was curled up in swaddling clothes.

After the village elder Jack was notified, the villagers began to discuss the matter.

Most people prefer to report it to the Spirit Hall and let them handle it, so as not to inadvertently bring trouble to their village.

However, Elder Jack of Holy Soul Village defied all objections and buried Tang Jin's body in a pit, planting a tree as a marker.

Later, Elder Jack of Holy Soul Village personally adopted Tang San.

Old Jack had no children and had long wanted to adopt one. Now that he saw an opportunity, he naturally took it.

Tang San was relieved to see that he had been adopted by Old Jack. This life was at least better than the previous one.

Old Jack's family happened to have ewes feeding their lambs, so they had plenty of milk. Tang San also got to drink some goat milk!

To be honest, goat milk is much more nutritious than rice water. In just one or two months, Tang San recovered his physical condition.

Seeing Tang San's health improving, Old Jack was very pleased.

Tang San, on the other hand, was even more active, starting to cultivate the Mysterious Heaven Skill at such a young age. He seemed completely unconcerned about the effects the Mysterious Heaven Skill might have on his body.

Old Jack didn't understand these things. Seeing that Tang San seemed to enjoy being active, he took Tang San out to look around every day.

Meanwhile, in Sweet Potato Village, not far from Holy Soul Village, people also heard that Holy Soul Village had buried a dead person and adopted an orphan.

Because the child was still young and had no markings, Fang Tian had no idea that this little guy was Tang San.

And so Tang San grew up peacefully under Fang Tian's watchful eye.

It wasn't until Tang San was three years old that he started practicing martial arts on his own.

By chance, Fang Tian saw Tang San climbing a hill near the village early in the morning to cultivate the Purple Demon Eye, and only then did he belatedly realize that Tang San was actually so close to him.

However, Fang Tian did not immediately start shouting for war upon meeting them.

Fang Tian was actually quite interested in the various martial arts techniques and skills of the Tang Clan and had long wanted to study them.

Now that the opportunity has arrived, how could we let it slip by?

From that day on, Fang Tian began to carefully observe Tang San's training.

In order to better observe the internal condition of Tang San's body, Fang Tian even devised a special method.

(End of this chapter)