Tang Hao: Fainted with Rage at Blueberry

"Was there something more to it?"

Tang Hao keenly grasped the key point and quickly realized that he seemed to have once again asked something that should have been common knowledge even centuries ago.

"Yes, and it's a huge problem." Tangtang sighed. "This isn't ten thousand years ago anymore. The Tang Sect has long become a rat everyone wanted to beat. Who would still believe Tang San?"

"Your Excellency, you've been in seclusion for far too long and missed the truth behind many events. Once you reach a populated area, you must never mention believing in Sea God Tang San again. Otherwise, the enraged public will definitely report and curse you."

"If that happens, even as a Limit Douluo, you won't get any favorable treatment. To the Undead Empire, a Limit Douluo poses no threat. You must still abide by imperial law."

"Why is that?" Tang Hao was utterly stunned. "Why would believing in Sea God Tang San be despised by the public? Without the great Sea God Tang San, how could they possibly have such good lives today?"

"Your Excellency, what are you saying?"

Blueberry's delicate brows furrowed slightly, and her voice lost some of its gentleness.

"Our lives today were given to us by the Undead Empire. They were created by every one of us with our own hands. What does Tang San have to do with any of it?"

"Insolence!"

"Sea God Tang San destroyed Spirit Hall, and he also destroyed the path through which commoners had the best chance of changing their fate."

Streams of pale golden light surged from the violet-gold eye on her chest, releasing wave after wave of pale golden Holy Light that enveloped Tangtang as well.

"If that were truly the case, the only reason to give up would be that you