Chapter Summaries

Wang Dong'er rejected Tang San’s plans to transform her, while Xiao Wu and Liu Erlong reacted to his role in the Beast Tide and his disregard for Shrek. The Light Screen continued condemning Tang San’s treatment of Tang Wutong and began turning to how he dealt with Huo Yuhao’s child.

• Viewers on the Light Screen accused Tang San of sacrificing Soul Beasts, Shrek, and others for his daughter and bloodline.
• Wang Dong'er rejected becoming Tang Wutong and said she would refuse the Dragon God Bloodline rather than let Tang San control her future.
• Xiao Wu bitterly recalled Tang San’s promise to respect Soul Beasts and said the Beast Tide had further disappointed her in him.
• Liu Erlong lamented that Tang San had allowed the Beast Tide to harm Shrek and recalled that he later nearly destroyed the academy.
• The Light Screen criticized Tang San for sealing Wang Dong'er’s memories, placing a Chastity Lock on Tang Wutong, and helping her share Huo Yuhao’s soul core.
• The Light Screen began discussing Tang San’s treatment of Huo Yuhao’s child.

The commentary accused Tang San of knowingly allowing Ju Zi to conceive Huo Yuhao’s child, then silencing her to keep the child as leverage, while also taking Huo Yuhao’s Soul Core for Tang Wutong. The watching characters condemned Tang San’s hypocrisy, while Huo Yuhao remained unaware of the schemes against him.

• The commentary claimed Tang San watched as Ju Zi drugged Huo Yuhao and used a Soul Tool to take his seed, allowing her to become pregnant.
• It accused Tang San of using divine power to stop Ju Zi from telling Huo Yuhao about their child after the child was born.
• The commentary alleged Tang San intended to use the child to control Huo Yuhao and had also taken Huo Yuhao’s Soul Core to benefit Tang Wutong.
• Yanyan Deyi, Bingbing Youli, Bibi Dong, Xinping Qihe, Hot Girl, Northern Shrike, Wo Shi Gu'er, and Rui Xue Zhao Sen Lin condemned Tang San and sympathized with Huo Yuhao and Ju Zi.
• The watching female characters continued to disdain Tang San, while Huo Yuhao remained unaware of the schemes against him.

Song Ye’s review criticized Tang San for interfering in Ju Zi’s invasion of the Douluo Continent and ending the war by forcing the Sun Moon Empire to take the Heaven Dou name. The viewers condemned his double standards and absurd mediation, leaving Tang San’s conduct under attack.

• Song Ye’s review said Tang San intervened in Ju Zi’s invasion despite the God Realm’s restrictions on interfering in the Lower Realm.
• Song Ye condemned Tang San’s demand that the Sun Moon Empire change its name to Heaven Dou as an unjust and ineffective way to end the war.
• The characters watching the review reacted with disbelief and mocked Tang San’s name-changing solution.
• The viewers argued that Ju Zi’s suffering did not justify her invasion and criticized Tang San for interfering without properly resolving the conflict.
• Bibi Dong and other commenters accused Tang San of hypocrisy, double standards, and violating the rules while claiming he had done nothing wrong.

Xue Ke condemned Tang San’s plan to rename the future Sun Moon Empire and grew more hostile toward him. The Light Screen’s review then condemned Tang San for using Ju Zi’s son as leverage to make her withdraw her troops, leaving his conduct under scrutiny.

• Xue Ke objected to the future Sun Moon Empire being renamed the Heaven Dou Empire and considered persuading the emperor to eliminate Tang San.
• The Light Screen revealed that Tang San captured Ju Zi’s son and used him to force Ju Zi to withdraw her troops.
• The review argued that Tang San had interfered in the Lower Realm by threatening Ju Zi and criticized his use of a child as a bargaining chip.
• The review accused Tang San of using the child to control Ju Zi, the Sun Moon Empire, and Huo Yuhao while claiming he was protecting his daughter.
• Song Ye concluded that Tang San had chosen a disgraceful method despite having other ways to deal with the invaders.

Wang Dong'er and others condemned Tang San for using Ju Zi’s child as leverage and for manipulating Huo Yuhao and Tang Wutong. The Light Screen then revealed that Tang San let Tang Wutong misunderstand Huo Yuhao’s son and later beat Huo Yuhao under the guise of testing him.

• Wang Dong'er and Xiaoxiao denounced Tang San’s use of Ju Zi’s child to make her withdraw her troops.
• Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, and Zhu Zhuqing expressed disgust at Tang San’s actions on the Light Screen.
• The Light Screen criticized Tang San for telling Tang Wutong only that Huo Yuhao had a son and letting her run off without explaining.
• The Light Screen revealed that Tang San waited for Huo Yuhao to become a god, then beat him and claimed it was to help him get used to his divine power.
• The Light Screen accused Tang San of disguising resentment and narrow-mindedness as a test for his son-in-law.

The Light Screen condemned Tang San for capturing Ju Zi’s son and using the child to force her to withdraw the Sun Moon Empire’s troops. It left Xue Ke’s opinion of Tang San worsened and Song Ye insisting that Tang San’s hostage-taking was deliberate and indefensible.

• Xue Ke watched the Light Screen criticize Tang San’s actions and complained that his plan to rename the future Sun Moon Empire as the Heaven Dou Empire was foolish and insulting.
• The Light Screen revealed that Tang San captured Ju Zi’s son and threatened her to make her withdraw her troops.
• The Light Screen argued that Tang San’s threats interfered in the Lower Realm and used Ju Zi’s child to control Ju Zi, Huo Yuhao, and the Sun Moon Empire.
• The Light Screen accused Tang San of keeping the child’s existence secret so he could use him as leverage, while claiming to protect Tang Wutong.
• Song Ye concluded that Tang San had chosen a disgraceful method despite having other options and deserved criticism.

The Light Screen criticized Tang San for using Ju Zi’s child as leverage and for letting Tang Wutong misunderstand Huo Yuhao before beating Huo Yuhao after he became a god. Wang Dong’er and Xiao Wu condemned Tang San’s conduct, and the screen left the story focused on his treatment of Huo Yuhao.

• Wang Dong’er and Xiaoxiao denounced Tang San for threatening Ju Zi with her child and called his actions despicable.
• Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, and Zhu Zhuqing criticized Tang San for using Huo Yuhao’s son as leverage and expressed disgust at his conduct.
• The Light Screen said Ju Zi’s revelation about Huo Yuhao’s son caused trouble between Huo Yuhao and Tang Wutong, while Tang San failed to explain the situation or comfort his daughter.
• The Light Screen criticized Tang San for waiting until Huo Yuhao became a god, then beating him and calling the fight a way to help him master divine power.
• The Light Screen accused Tang San of disguising resentment and a desire to vent as a test for his son-in-law.

The commentary condemned Tang San for beating Huo Yuhao under the pretense of helping him master divine power. It then argued that Tang San took Tang Wutong away and rushed Huo Yuhao into the God Realm, leaving him no time to bond with his friends or help them obtain divine positions.

• Viewers criticized Tang San for challenging Huo Yuhao and claiming the beating would help him become familiar with divine power.
• Commenters argued that Tang Wutong was caught between her father and Huo Yuhao, while Huo Yuhao endured the fight without complaint.
• The Light Screen’s review shifted from Tang San beating his son-in-law to the circumstances of Huo Yuhao’s arrival in the God Realm.
• The commentary said Tang San took Tang Wutong away and forced Huo Yuhao to follow, preventing him from spending time with his friends or helping them find divine positions.
• The review contrasted Huo Yuhao’s hurried arrival with Tang San’s own ascent alongside the Seven Monsters of Shrek.

The chapter criticized Tang San for controlling Huo Yuhao by raising him to the God Realm, resurrecting his mother, and bringing Dai Hao there, and for deceiving Rong Nianbing into waiting thirty years. Readers in the comments condemned Tang San's manipulation and sympathized with Huo Yuhao and Rong Nianbing.

• The narrator accused Tang San of bringing Huo Yuhao to the God Realm early to prevent him from building influence in the Lower Realm.
• The narrator argued that Tang San used resurrecting Huo Yuhao's mother to claim credit and make Huo Yuhao indebted to him.
• The narrator condemned Tang San for bringing Dai Hao to the God Realm despite Huo Yuhao's hatred of his father.
• The narrator accused Tang San of deceiving Rong Nianbing into staying in the Lower Realm for thirty years by invoking a future crisis.
• Commenters criticized Tang San's controlling behavior and expressed sympathy for Huo Yuhao and Rong Nianbing.

The Light Screen’s review of Tang San ended with viewers condemning his manipulation of Huo Yuhao, while Wang Dong'er and Xiaoxiao resolved to find Tang Ya and investigate earlier reviews. Song Ye received a Divine Fifth Soul Ring and strengthened his first two Soul Rings to 50,000 years, then planned to cultivate the Blue Silver King before the next review in a hundred days.

• The Light Screen concluded that Tang San had successfully turned Huo Yuhao into his obedient subordinate, prompting viewers to condemn Tang San and fear his future influence.
• Wang Dong'er rejected the idea of submitting to Tang San, and Xiaoxiao offered her support as they set out to find Tang Ya and review Tang San’s earlier record.
• Song Ye received a Divine Fifth Soul Ring and had his first and second Soul Rings increased to 50,000 years.
• Song Ye sensed his new strength, estimating that his Soul Power approached Soul Saint level and that he could challenge a Soul Douluo.
• Song Ye scheduled the next sharp review for a hundred days later and considered using medicinal liquid to cultivate the Blue Silver King into a Ferocious Beast before having it sacrifice itself.

Song Ye used the Small Green Bottle to raise the Blue Silver King's cultivation to 600,000 Years over one hundred days. As the Blue Silver King thanked him, Song Ye asked whether it truly intended to sacrifice itself to him.

• Song Ye gave the Blue Silver King a daily drop of Medicinal liquid from the Small Green Bottle, increasing its Years by five thousand each day.
• Ah Yin watched the Blue Silver King's growth as its size, strength, and aura steadily increased.
• On the hundredth day, Song Ye gave the Blue Silver King the final dose, bringing it to exactly 600,000 Years and awakening its consciousness.
• The Blue Silver King thanked Song Ye for his kindness, and Ah Yin said she was happy to see one of her kind reach such heights.
• Song Ye asked the Blue Silver King whether it had decided to sacrifice itself to him.

The Blue Silver King agreed to become Song Ye’s Soul Ring after he promised it could be revived in the God Realm, while Ah Yin pledged her loyalty to him. Outside Slaughter City, Tang San emerged consumed by killing intent and attacked Tang Hao, who fought his son to stop him from being destroyed by it.

• The Blue Silver King accepted Song Ye’s offer to become his Soul Ring after Song Ye promised to restore it in the God Realm.
• Ah Yin thanked Song Ye and pledged to follow him, while Song Ye postponed the sacrifice and left to prepare for his Sharp review.
• Tang Hao waited outside Slaughter City for three days and nights until Tang San emerged after half a year inside.
• Tang San attacked Tang Hao with blood-red eyes and overwhelming killing intent, forcing Tang Hao to unleash his Titled Douluo pressure.
• Tang Hao beat and restrained Tang San despite his pain, believing he had to stop his son before the killing intent burned him to death.

Tang Hao tried to help Tang San control the Killing intent he had gained in Slaughter City, but the noble youths at Moonlight Pavilion provoked another violent outburst. The chapter ended with Tang San attacking a noble youth and striking a young girl as the crowd fled.

• Tang Hao punched Tang San until his red eyes cleared, and Tang San confessed that he had lost control after killing people in Slaughter City.
• Tang Hao blamed Tang San's Soul Ring and excessive killing for his overwhelming Killing intent, then took him to Moonlight Pavilion in Heaven Dou City to learn to suppress it.
• Moonlight Pavilion's guards barred Tang Hao and Tang San from entering, triggering Tang San's Killing intent again.
• The noble youths mocked Tang San, and one youth challenged him by boasting that his father was an earl.
• Tang San broke free of Tang Hao's restraint and struck the youth, caving in his chest and sending the crowd fleeing.
• Tang San attacked a young girl who had fallen in the chaos, grazing her shoulder and knocking her unconscious.

Tang San attacked Princess Xue Ke, and Tang Hao subdued his son before the Royal Knights arrived. Tang Yuehua rejected Tang Hao’s plea for help and confronted him over his abandonment of their clan as the knights surrounded Moonlight Pavilion.

• Tang Hao beat Tang San until the boy’s killing frenzy faded and he passed out.
• The nobles recognized the wounded girl as Princess Xue Ke, and Tang Hao realized his son had injured her.
• Tang Yuehua arrived and refused Tang Hao’s request to teach Tang San to suppress his killing intent.
• Tang Yuehua accused Tang Hao of abandoning their father and the clan, then ordered him to leave with Tang San.
• Tang Hao raised his hand against Tang Yuehua but hesitated as the Royal Knights surrounded Moonlight Pavilion and their captain saw Princess Xue Ke.

Tang Hao took the unconscious Tang San away after nearly striking Tang Yuehua, and the siblings each grieved over their broken relationship. On a barren mountain, Tang Hao urged Tang San to embrace his killing intent and seek revenge on Spirit Hall before Song Ye received his next sharp-review topic: Huo Yuhao.

• Tang Hao carried Tang San away, leaving Tang Yuehua to retreat to her room and cry over his raised hand.
• As he flew, Tang Hao blamed himself for his failures and wondered why Yue Hua despised him.
• After Tang San woke on a barren mountain, he apologized, and Tang Hao told him Spirit Hall had killed his mother and forced them into hiding.
• Tang San vowed to avenge his mother, and Tang Hao told him to stop suppressing his killing intent and promised to teach him to wield it.
• At the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, Song Ye received a prompt to give a sharp review of Douluo Era 2's Huo Yuhao.

The Light Screen began a sharp review of Huo Yuhao, outlining his abusive family background and his fortunate start as a Soul Master. It left off with Sky Dream Ice Silkworm and Electrolux appearing as powerful aids in Huo Yuhao’s mind.

• Phoenix Girl, Ye Xishui, and Huo Yun'er joined the Light Screen, and Liu Erlong explained the sharp reviews to them.
• The review described how Dai Hao fathered Huo Yuhao with Huo Yun'er, whose mistreatment by Dai Hao’s wife eventually led to her death.
• Huo Yuhao left the Dai Family with the White Tiger Dagger and set out to grow stronger and take revenge on Dai Hao.
• Huo Yuhao met Tang Ya and Bei Bei while looking for food in the Star Dou Great Forest, then fought a Wind Baboon while seeking his first Soul Ring.
• After Huo Yuhao defeated the Wind Baboon, Sky Dream Ice Silkworm appeared and offered to sacrifice himself to him.
• Electrolux also appeared in Huo Yuhao’s mind, giving him another powerful supernatural ally.

Huo Yun'er grieved over Huo Yuhao's childhood mistreatment but found comfort in learning that powerful allies had helped him. At Shrek Academy, Tang Ya, Wang Dong'er, and Xiaoxiao realized Huo Yuhao's extraordinary potential and resolved to draw him closer to the Tang Sect.

• Huo Yun'er recalled leaving Yuhao with Dai Hao and blamed herself for the abuse he endured.
• After learning that a Million Years Soul Beast and Electrolux supported Huo Yuhao, Huo Yun'er wept with relief and urged him to live without being consumed by hatred.
• Wang Dong'er, Tang Ya, and Xiaoxiao reacted to Huo Yuhao's Million Years Soul Ring and Electrolux's guidance, recognizing that Tang San might see him as a threat.
• Tang Ya argued that Huo Yuhao would remember how she introduced him to the Tang Sect when he was struggling, and Xiaoxiao agreed that he valued kindness.
• Wang Dong'er said Huo Yuhao could be the one person capable of surpassing Tang San, and Tang Ya vowed to make the Tang Sect his home and treat everything concerning him as Tang Sect business.

The chapter mocked Huo Yuhao for joining the Tang Sect after Tang Ya recruited him by praising his grilled fish, without investigating the sect or its promised techniques. It left Huo Yuhao, Tang Ya, and Bei Bei convinced they had gained something, while the commentators ridiculed their judgment.

• After Huo Yuhao obtained a Million Years Soul Ring and other advantages, Tang Ya and Bei Bei invited him to join the Tang Sect.
• Tang Ya said the Tang Sect had techniques suited to Huo Yuhao and praised his grilled fish as her reason for recruiting him.
• Huo Yuhao joined the Tang Sect without asking about its techniques, resources, or condition.
• Tang Ya and Bei Bei praised Huo Yuhao as mature and steady, while each of the three believed the arrangement benefited them.
• The light-screen commenters mocked Huo Yuhao for joining so quickly and Tang Ya for recruiting based on grilled fish.

The Light Screen’s mockery of Tang Ya recruiting Huo Yuhao over grilled fish made Wang Dong'er and Xiao Xiao challenge her careless decision, while Huo Yun'er grieved over how easily her son trusted strangers. The Light Screen then began criticizing Huo Yuhao’s double standards after he followed Tang Ya to Shrek.

• Wang Dong'er and Xiao Xiao confronted Tang Ya about recruiting Huo Yuhao without checking his background, and Tang Ya admitted she had acted hastily.
• Huo Yun'er imagined Huo Yuhao following a dangerous stranger and blamed herself for not teaching him to be more cautious before she died.
• The Light Screen declared Huo Yuhao’s grilled fish one of his greatest tools for attracting women and said he had followed Tang Ya to Shrek.
• The Light Screen began describing how Huo Yuhao’s love of double standards became apparent after he arrived at Shrek.

Song Ye’s commentary criticized Zhou Yi for punishing freshmen who had not fought with a hundred-lap run and for letting Wang Dong help Huo Yuhao pass. Outside Shrek’s dormitories, Tang Ya, Wang Dong’er, and Xiaoxiao condemned Zhou Yi’s methods and wondered what was wrong with her.

• Song Ye wrote that Huo Yuhao had failed to complete the hundred laps but passed after Wang Dong helped him, while other students were punished for falling short.
• Readers commenting on the Light Screen questioned Zhou Yi’s authority, her punishment, and her double standard toward Huo Yuhao and Wang Dong’er.
• Tang Ya, Wang Dong’er, and Xiaoxiao watched the Light Screen outside Shrek Academy’s dormitories and criticized Zhou Yi for rewarding fights and assigning laps on the first day.
• Wang Dong’er recalled feeling guilty about fighting Huo Yuhao and said she wanted to know what was going on inside Zhou Yi’s head.