Although it was only half a volume, the sensation caused by the Asura Judgment Codex was already enormous.
In the past, stories concerning Sea God Tang San and the history of the First-Generation Shrek Seven Monsters had basically praised them to the heavens, glorifying them in every way and turning them into the faith of the Douluo Continent.
Shrek Academy was the worst of them all.
Within Shrek Academy, a heavily distorted version of the Tale of the Sea God had even fabricated Tang San's entire life story from childhood to adulthood. In Lin Yun's eyes, its sheer absurdity was no less than that melon-brained Qingye's Shrek Spring and Autumn.
Why did Lin Yun know about this book?
Because in Shrek's Outer Academy, it had even been included in cultural studies and taught as genuine history!
Lin Yun had originally wondered which master had written such a work, but when he saw the author's name, he was suddenly at peace.
Author of Tale of the Sea God—Jixiang.
Hahahaha, never mind then.
Too hilarious.
Having personally been turned by Tang San from an ordinary person with no Soul Power into a Soul Master capable of cultivation, and even becoming his disciple, Jixiang's worship of Tang San was as vast as the waters of Douluo Star's oceans.
Lin Yun would not have been surprised by any absurd nonsense Jixiang wrote.
And it was not just Jixiang.
There was another outrageous player who had likewise "personally" authored countless books praising Tang San's "great achievements." Naturally, this outrageous player was Tang San's other disciple, Xue Beng.
As for why he put quotation marks around the words "personally," it was because Lin Yun seriously doubted whether this useless prince, who acted like a playboy on the surface but was even more of one underneath, could