Of course, "unremarkable" was only in comparison to Song Sanlang.
Golden Body Monk's abilities mainly lay in his formidable body-tempering techniques.
Moreover, his Martial Soul was merely a somewhat damaged Buddhist statue.
Do not think Liu Ruyi was an exception.
In fact, there were quite a few Martial Souls like this on the Douluo Continent.
All of it stemmed from the Buddhist Dharma Xiao Tianyang had left behind on the Douluo Continent.
He had never been much of a reader. By the end, whenever he drew books, he simply tossed them straight into the warehouse.
Therefore, even Xiao Tianyang himself probably did not know what kind of impact the knowledge he had brought had made on the culture of the Douluo Continent.
Martial Souls like those of Liu Ruyan and Golden Body Monk merely originated from the Buddhist Sect.
However, cultivating Buddhism here was unlike the traditional concept of Buddhist cultivation.
After all, those born on the Douluo Continent could not avoid fighting and killing.
Thus, these Buddhist cultivators also upheld a certain belief: "Though wine and meat pass through the stomach, the Buddha remains in the heart."
They held firm to their principles and did not slaughter indiscriminately.
Yet they were not overly hung up on trivial formalities.
Moreover, their methods of passing down their legacies were highly unusual.
Perhaps because the resources on the Douluo Continent had already been consolidated.
New factions had opportunities to develop, but their scale was always restricted.
To be honest, it was not as though no one had tried to break this rule.
As for the final outcome... one only had to look at the current situation to imagine it.
Therefore, over the past few thousand years, the Douluo Continent had not experienced any major wars between factions.
What truly existed were small