So Ye Wen decided to set aside the grudge over his injured fiancée for now. Once the time was right, he would give Tang San a path to death.
But Ye Wen's tolerance and magnanimity did not earn Tang San's surrender. Instead, Tang San's expression darkened. He felt as though Ye Wen were looking down on him and humiliating him, just like those lofty sect experts from his previous life!
Tang San immediately roared, "Stop looking down on people, Ye Wen! I, Tang San, didn't get where I am today through anyone's charity. I earned it through my own strength!"
Ye Wen rolled his eyes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Everything you had today was earned entirely by yourself, not through cheats or your father Tang Hao backing you up.
But during the moment Ye Wen was left speechless, Tang San once again used Ghost Shadow Perplexing Track.
Although Tang San felt the Blue Silver Grass in his hand becoming limp and weak, he discovered that as long as he increased his Soul Power output, he could still cause Blue Silver Grass to grow and obstruct Ye Wen's vision, laying cover for his next attack.
Kind words could not persuade a ghost determined to die. Ye Wen slightly restrained the fire's power, then controlled the fire dragon to burn the Blue Silver Grass around him.
Ye Wen also thought that, since Tang San might be an important pawn of the Asura God, the Asura God would never simply watch Tang San die. Moreover, the Blue Silver Emperor bloodline hidden within Tang San's blood could provide him with quite abundant Life Force. He should not be burned to death in one go—at most, he would be left half-crippled.
With that in mind, Ye Wen slightly reduced the power of his Soul Skill, but