Xiao Wu, My Xiao Wu; Xuan Zi: Tang San Has the Air of an Ancestor

Shrek.

Tang San had originally planned to continue working at the Spirit Pagoda to earn money, but he suddenly received a message on the Spirit Net and headed straight to Wang Yan's office.

Seeing the middle-aged man focused on his work behind the desk, Tang San gave a slight bow.

"Teacher Wang, you wanted to see me?"

Wang Yan was the person Zhou Yi had introduced to Tang San. As Xuan Zi's grand-disciple, he naturally had the means to contact Xuan Zi. Just as he had once recommended Huo Yuhao, Wang Yan had taken the opportunity to report Tang San's Twin Martial Souls talent to Xuan Zi.

Tang San had been studying under Wang Yan during this time, and he deeply admired this ordinary-looking teacher.

In Wang Yan, Tang San seemed to see the shadow of the Grandmaster from back then: comprehensive Martial Soul theories, formidable teaching ability, perhaps even superior to the Grandmaster of ten thousand years ago. Moreover, he was not arrogant in temperament, but exceptionally humble.

He was practically an upgraded version of the Grandmaster!

Coupled with Wang Yan's position as an instructor in the Inner Court, once he finished guiding his current batch of Outer Court students through graduation, he would be able to take up a post in the Inner Court.

He was very suitable as Tang San's guiding teacher.

But the problem was that Wang Yan was not strong enough.

Even though his starting point had been much higher than the Grandmaster's, Wang Yan was currently only a Soul King. In the future, it seemed he would stop at Soul Emperor.

That was something Tang San absolutely could not accept.

It was not that he could not accept a teacher weaker than himself. Rather, he urgently needed a powerful teacher to serve as his