Tang San: Without Storms, How Can You See a Rainbow?

Tang San had indeed intended to pass the Sea God Divine Position on to Tang Yin.

That was why he had deliberately arranged the trip to the Valley of Asking Love. He wanted to use this trial to temper Tang Yin's character and test his loyalty and abilities.

Then Ning Rongrong made an offhand joke.

She said that the successor she had chosen had been moved by the love story between him and Xiao Wu, that he longed for the sincere love they shared, and that even his deeply devoted, single-minded demeanor somewhat resembled Tang San in his youth.

Tang San had frozen on the spot:?

Ning Rongrong did not know the full story, but he knew it all too well.

He had never expected his clone to dare covet Xiao Wu!!

He had specifically erased that portion of the memories in advance because he feared the clone would develop improper thoughts. Yet even without those memories, the other party had still been drawn to Xiao Wu...

Amid his fury, Tang San also felt rather complicated.

Such devotion—he truly was worthy of being his clone. Even with incomplete memories, his fondness for Xiao Wu still revealed itself instinctively.

Instead, this only further proved how deeply Tang San loved Xiao Wu. In this regard, he had always possessed unmatched confidence!

He had never feared others falling for Xiao Wu. Xiao Wu's kindness and beauty deserved to be cherished in the first place.

Take Da Ming and Er Ming, for instance. Hadn't he revived them both after becoming a god? He had never worried that their feelings for Xiao Wu would change.

After all, Xiao Wu's charm was right there. If some people lusted after her in secret, Tang San could not control it, nor was there any need for him to.