Douluo Continent: This Tang San is different

Chapter 109 Tang San's Views on Transmigrators and the Clear Sky Sect

After obtaining the method for condensing soul cores from Xiao Wu, Tang San began to study it, only to find that he was unable to do so at this point, because this thing required at least the soul power of a Title Douluo level to condense.

However, Tang San did not give up. Even if his soul power was insufficient, he could still imitate and familiarize himself with the specific soul power path.

In Tang San's view, the soul core is a necessary element for a soul master's cultivation.

In the three eras of Douluo Continent, in the first era, there was no Soul Core, and very few people broke through to the Title Douluo level. Even if they were lucky enough to break through, most Title Douluos would find it difficult to break through to level 95.

Currently, most of the titled Douluo above level 95 on the mainland are related to gods, such as the Angel God of the Spirit Hall, the Sea God of Seagod Island, and the Asura God of the Slaughter City.

Of course, there are also exceptionally talented individuals, such as Tang Chen of the Haotian Sect, who broke through to level 99 without relying on any divine "favor".

Unfortunately, they are now lost in the killing city, so let's leave that aside for now.

During the Douluo Continent II: The Peerless Tang Sect era, soul cores appeared. By condensing the first soul core, one could break through to the Title Douluo level. By condensing the second soul core, as long as one did not die or encounter any unforeseen events, one would be able to break through to the Limit Douluo level, which is to reach the level of ninety-nine soul power.

By the time of the Legend of the Dragon King, Soul Masters could even begin to condense Soul Cores at the Soul Saint level.

Although Tang San only knew these settings, he had forgotten most of the specific plot, and had not even read the Legend of the Dragon King, only heard some of it... But considering his current situation, his above guesses were probably not too far off.

During the first Douluo Continent era, there were not many Title Douluos. Besides the issue of talent, the main reason was that Soul Masters did not have a deep understanding of Soul Power and Spiritual Power, and did not understand the condensation of Soul Cores, which caused talented individuals to waste a lot of time.

However, after comparing the quantity and quality of Soul Masters across the three periods, and having gained some understanding of the specific methods for condensing Soul Cores, Tang San was filled with admiration:

In this era before the discovery of soul cores, how incredibly talented were those who could become Title Douluos or even break through to level 95 or higher without relying on divine trials or other blessings?

"None of the Soul Masters in this Douluo Continent should be underestimated." Tang San felt a sense of respect and continued to study the method of Soul Core Condensation. Even if he couldn't use it himself, he could trade with Dugu Bo in the future to obtain the immortal herbs of the Ice and Fire Yin-Yang Well, provided that the place had not yet been discovered by other transmigrators.

Thinking about time travelers, Tang San has identified four people so far.

The first one is the person who stole the Blue Silver Emperor. This is a guess based on Tang Hao's expression at the time, but it is not completely certain.

The second one is Mu Tian of the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile School. His martial soul is Bright Moon, but Austin Griffin has already taken up residence in his Clear Sky Hammer. If his nature does not change in the future, he will not be a threat.

The third one is Yang Long, who comes from the Broken Clan. He has feelings for Xiao Wu and also for the "protagonist". However, he did not expect that Xiao Wu would be strengthened by him. He was beaten up and ambushed by the Fallen Blood Sword Norman, becoming the first transmigrator to die.

Fourth, Xu Xing, from the Star Luo Empire, is a direct disciple of the Star Crown Sect. Most of them are born with full soul power and do not have any system-like cheats.

"I wonder how many transmigrators are hidden in this Douluo Continent. It really is true that anyone can transmigrate." Tang San muttered to himself. "But, you guys, without any cheat codes, don't even bother to study the existing information about this world. You just want to attack me, this unconventional 'protagonist,' by relying on your innate full soul power and the imagination you gained from reading novels in your previous life. Isn't that a bit too presumptuous?"

When the fellow sees the fellow, tears well up.

This situation is naturally excellent, and Tang San also hopes that these transmigrators can become his help. Unfortunately, the few he has encountered so far are much worse than the "Tang San" in the original work, and even take the initiative to cause trouble, making normal communication impossible.

Therefore, Tang San gave up that idea and prepared to cultivate talents himself.

As for the other transmigrators, Tang San's attitude was only one: you cross your narrow bridge, I walk my broad road. If they dare to come looking for trouble for no reason, or slander him with unfounded accusations, then they shouldn't blame him for ending their otherworldly transmigration journey.

Of course, you don't necessarily have to kill them yourself.

Like Yang Long, a dignified time traveler, who died at the hands of a degenerate. Isn't that tragic?

sad.

But he deserved it.

Now that I've transmigrated, this is a real world. The people here aren't stupid. When they fight in unofficial venues, they don't care about martial ethics. Victory is the only thing that matters.

After considering countermeasures against other transmigrators, Tang San took out paper and pen and began writing a new theory of martial souls, mainly describing the necessity of the diversity of venues for the Soul Master Competition.

As for martial spirit cultivation...

Tang San needs to maintain his established persona.

In Nottingham City, he had no access to more information. Although the theories he had come up with had been implemented on himself, Xiao Wu, and Guang Ling, the sample size was too small, and he couldn't just publish them irresponsibly.

Otherwise, the major powers on the mainland would certainly intensify their efforts to find them.

The theories published in the All-Continent Advanced Academy Elite Competition allowed Soul Masters to more clearly recognize their own positions and to more rationally match their teams. Various forces and others marveled at the talent that had emerged.

His publication of the evolution of the best spirit ring combinations and the factors that spirit masters can withstand regarding the duration of spirit rings demonstrates his ability to discover and summarize. The same can be said of his later publication of a new classification theory of martial spirits.

But if he were to publish his theory of martial spirit cultivation—

Oh ho~

The Spirit Hall is going to directly snatch them away!

Tang Hao's irresponsible father was a sect slave who, in the original story, had a strong sense of belonging to the Haotian Sect and would do everything possible to make him a direct descendant of the sect.

Although the Haotian Sect has declined, it is still a force to be reckoned with and can withstand Tang San's extravagance. However, Tang San will not go to the Haotian Sect, nor will he acknowledge any ancestor or belong to any sect.

He's a modern time traveler, so he doesn't have many rules.

Moreover, in Tang San's eyes, the people of the Clear Sky Sect were all lunatics. Although he had never been there and had no right to speak on the matter, he had vivid memories of the Douluo Continent I storyline and had absolutely no liking for the Clear Sky Sect's ridiculous "pride".

Although he was proud, he was also easygoing. If he did something wrong, he would admit it. But the "pride" of the Haotian Sect only meant one thing: I am right!

Tang San simply couldn't appreciate it.

Based on Tang San's previous speculation that "innate soul power represents the affinity between a martial soul and a person," the Clear Sky Sect's actions were most likely aimed at enhancing the affinity between martial souls and people.

However, the records of the Notting City Martial Soul Branch Hall state that the Clear Sky Hammer of the Clear Sky Sect was originally a forging hammer. The disciples of the Clear Sky Sect were just forging families a thousand years ago. It was only later that the forging hammer evolved into a war hammer.

Excessive pride is arrogance.

Therefore, Tang San would not acknowledge the Clear Sky Sect...

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"Knock knock knock!"

There was a rapid knocking on the door outside the study.

"Come in."

Xiao Wu walked in and said, "There's a woman outside looking for you. She says she's your aunt. She's wearing a veil and simple clothes, but judging from her skin—what did you say again? Right, her skin is like jade—she's definitely not a commoner."

"aunt?"

(End of this chapter)