Chapter Summaries

The Light Screen criticized the Tang Family and Clear Sky Sect as irresponsible and abnormal, arguing that Tang Chen, Tang Hao, and Tang San all shared the same flaws. Ah Yin, Tang Yuehua, and other women accepted the accusations, while Bo Saixi revealed that Tang Chen had left without hearing her true feelings; Bibi Dong welcomed the criticism as a future justification for destroying the Clear Sky Sect.

• Ah Yin and Tang Yuehua acknowledged that Tang Hao had serious faults despite their feelings for him.
• Song Ye’s Light Screen condemned the Clear Sky Sect and Tang Family, accusing them of excusing Tang Hao and highlighting Tang Chen’s abandonment of Bo Saixi.
• The women discussing the critique agreed that Tang Chen had left Bo Saixi without saying goodbye and that the Tang men were irresponsible.
• Bo Saixi said she had lived for years with doubt and worry after Tang Chen departed without hearing what she truly felt.
• Northern Shrike called the Clear Sky Sect’s abandonment of its allies irresponsible, and Bibi Dong said the accusations could justify destroying the sect.

The light-screen review accused Tang Hao of abandoning his promise to Ah Yin and neglecting Tang San, while people mocked Tang Yuehua over her past feelings for her brother. Ah Yin still hoped Tang Hao had genuinely loved her as the review continued to challenge excuses for his treatment of Tang San.

• People mocked Tang Yuehua for allegedly liking Tang Hao, and she protested that she no longer felt that way and resented being ridiculed for him.
• Ah Yin wondered whether Tang Hao had truly loved her and hoped the light screen would reveal that he had.
• The light-screen review said Tang Hao had promised Ah Yin to live and care for their child, but Tang San survived for years with Old Jack's help.
• The review argued that Tang Hao could not know for certain that Tang San was not his son merely because Tang San practiced unfamiliar cultivation methods.
• The review said that even if Tang Hao believed Tang San was not his son, that would not excuse neglecting him if he might still have been his biological child.

Song Ye argued that Tang Hao’s neglect of Tang San and Ah Yin proved he did not truly love either of them and had only wanted Ah Yin’s Soul Ring and soul bone. The discussion agreed with Song Ye, and Ah Yin finally accepted that Tang Hao had never loved her.

• Song Ye pointed out the contradictions in Tang Hao’s treatment of Tang San, arguing that he neglected the child despite being unable to confirm whether Tang San was his son.
• Song Ye accused Tang Hao of breaking his promise to care for Tang San, neglecting Ah Yin, and keeping her in a cave without visiting her for years.
• Song Ye concluded that Tang Hao had only wanted Ah Yin’s Soul Ring and soul bone, and that his claims of love were false.
• Bibi Dong, Xinping Qihe, Xue Ke, and others discussed Song Ye’s review and condemned Tang Hao’s actions.
• Ah Yin recalled her experiences and finally accepted that Tang Hao had never loved her.

The light screen criticized Tang Hao as selfish and irresponsible, arguing that he neither properly raised nor consistently protected Tang San and had abandoned him under the pretense of searching for something he lost. Ah Yin and Bibi Dong recalled how Tang Hao and Yu Xiaogang had used similarly grandiose talk, while Tang Hao’s supposed search remained unexplained.

• The light screen accused Tang Hao of valuing Tang San mainly as a future weapon against Spirit Hall and of sending him to Nuoding Academy despite his Twin Martial Souls.
• The light screen rejected claims that Tang Hao had arranged Tang San’s Mandala Snake Soul Ring or reliably protected him, citing dangers Tang San faced without Tang Hao intervening.
• The light screen recounted Tang Hao leaving Tang San a note, giving Spirit Hall’s token to Yu Xiaogang, and claiming he would search for things he had lost.
• Song Ye and the women connected to the light screen questioned what Tang Hao had searched for, with Song Ye concluding that he had probably just gone drinking.
• Ah Yin said Tang Hao had once impressed her with such profound-sounding remarks, and Bibi Dong recalled Yu Xiaogang speaking the same way.

Ah Yin reflected on how Tang Hao had deceived her with grand promises while the light screen criticized his neglectful treatment of Tang San and his behavior toward Tang Yuehua. The review ended by questioning why Xue Ke had fallen for Tang San after such a brief time as classmates.

• Ah Yin recalled Tang Hao's promises about manhood and pure love, concluding that his love had ultimately been for her 100,000 Year Soul Ring.
• The light screen recounted Tang Hao's delayed training of Tang San, which consisted largely of waterfall hammer practice before they went to awaken the Blue Silver Emperor and obtain Divine Slaughter's Domain.
• Song Ye's review criticized Tang Hao and Tang San for kicking down Yuexuan's door and threatening its guards, damaging Tang Yuehua's establishment and reputation.
• The light screen described Tang Hao leaving Tang San at Moonlight Pavilion to cultivate his temperament and criticized the purpose of that training.
• Song Ye's review argued that Xue Ke's graduation performance slot went to Tang San because she liked him, prompting the female audience to question how she had fallen for him so quickly.

Xue Ke, Tang Yuehua, and Ah Yin reacted with anger and disappointment to the light screen's condemnation of Tang San and Tang Hao. The review then criticized Tang Hao for returning the Clear Sky Sect's spirit bones only after years of neglect and damage to the sect.

• Xue Ke cursed Tang San and Tang Hao, denied that she could ever like Tang San, and vowed to ask her father to send people after him.
• Tang Yuehua lamented that Tang Hao had attacked Moonlight Pavilion and destroyed her livelihood, and she gave up hope in her older brother.
• Ah Yin became more disappointed in Tang Hao after seeing how he treated Tang Yuehua and considered that he might have neglected Tang San by nature.
• The light screen recounted that Tang Hao severed his own arm and leg to remove the spirit bones, introduced Ah Yin to Tang San, and sent Tang San to return the bones to the Clear Sky Sect.
• The reviewer argued that returning the spirit bones was Tang Hao's duty and came too late to undo the harm he had caused the Clear Sky Sect.

Song Ye criticized Tang Hao for relying on the Clear Sky Sect’s Soul Bones and gains, then refusing to face his mistakes and making Tang San apologize in his place. The Female Characters agreed that Tang Hao and Yu Xiaogang were emotionally immature, while Ah Yin and Tang Yuehua admitted they had misjudged Tang Hao.

• Song Ye argued that returning Tang Hao’s two Soul Bones did not repay the benefits and power he had gained from them.
• Song Ye condemned Tang Hao for cutting off his hands and feet and forcing Tang San to apologize to the Clear Sky Sect instead of admitting fault himself.
• Song Ye described Tang Hao as an immature, spoiled child who avoided responsibility and had used youthful vigor to attract Ah Yin and Tang Yuehua.
• Yanyan Deyi, Northern Shrike, and Bibi Dong agreed with Song Ye’s criticism and questioned why Ah Yin and Yue Hua had fallen for Tang Hao.
• Ah Yin and Yue Hua said they had misjudged Tang Hao, and Xinping Qihe compared his behavior to Yu Xiaogang’s avoidance of responsibility.

The Light Screen criticized Tang Hao for forcing Tang San to apologize to the Clear Sky Sect, then later using Tang Chen’s token and Tang San’s strength to return without accepting responsibility. It ended by arguing that Tang Hao’s influence helped shape Tang San’s warped worldview, while the women watching grew more disgusted with him.

• Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, and Zhu Zhuqing discussed Tang Hao’s treatment of Tang San and compared him unfavorably with their own fathers.
• Ah Yin lamented that Tang Hao had made Tang San bear responsibility for him and continued watching the Light Screen with growing regret.
• The Light Screen said Tang Xiao protected Tang San from the Clear Sky Sect’s elders while Tang San apologized for Tang Hao’s actions.
• The Light Screen recounted how Tang San later returned with Tang Hao, used Tang Chen’s token to compel the elders to submit, and restored Tang Hao’s severed limbs.
• The Light Screen accused Tang Hao of absorbing the Soul Bones he had claimed to return, leaving the Clear Sky Sect with losses and no compensation.
• Song Ye concluded that Tang Hao’s behavior likely shaped Tang San’s worldview, and the women watching understood Tang Hao’s nature more clearly.

Tang Yuehua rejected Tang Hao after learning that he had reclaimed the Soul Bones he returned to the Clear Sky Sect. The light screen then criticized his inconsistent combat power, leaving his portrayal as a source of further outrage.

• Viewers condemned Tang Hao for taking back the Soul Bones he had returned and questioned whether he had ever atoned.
• Tang Yuehua said Tang Hao had disappointed her and that she would no longer expect anything from him or associate with him.
• The light screen argued that Tang Hao’s two hammer strikes barely affected Golden Crocodile Douluo, who had already endured a god-tier attack.
• The review questioned how Tang Hao had defeated Qian Xunji and two Titled Douluo, then escaped Qian Daoliu despite his earlier limits on Ring Detonation.
• The light screen concluded that Tang Hao’s combat strength was inconsistently portrayed to make Tang San seem to have an exceptionally powerful father.

After the Light Screen’s review condemned Tang Hao, Ah Yin decided their relationship was over and sought a way to reclaim her Blue Silver Emperor bloodline and deal with Tang San. The Blue Silver King offered to sacrifice his cultivation to recruit Song Ye, leaving Ah Yin to consider the cost of securing his help.

• Song Ye finished his sharp review of Tang Hao, and the female characters discussed his selfishness and the harm he had caused those around him.
• Ah Yin accepted that she and Tang Hao could only be strangers and resolved to reclaim her bloodline and deal with Tang San, who had taken over her child’s body.
• Ah Yin concluded she needed an ally strong enough to oppose Tang San, but worried she had nothing valuable to offer Song Ye.
• The Blue Silver King offered to gather the Blue Silver Clan’s life force and attempt to reach 100,000 Years, then use his sacrifice to win Song Ye’s help.
• The Blue Silver King told Ah Yin he was willing to give up his cultivation and body to restore the Blue Silver Emperor’s position and strengthen the Blue Silver Clan.

After completing his tenth sharp review, Song Ye received three powerful rewards and learned that future reviews would cover Douluo Era 2 and Douluo Era 3. He scheduled the next review for one year later, while characters across eras reacted to the coming revelations about the distant future.

• Ah Yin promised the Blue Silver King that she would reclaim her position as Blue Silver Emperor and help the Blue Silver Clan prosper.
• Song Ye received a 5,000-Year increase to all Soul Rings, a stored Fourth Heavenly Gifted Soul Ring, and a 100,000-Year speed-attribute left leg Soul Bone.
• Song Ye raised his first two Soul Rings to Ten Thousand Years, strengthened his third ring, stored his fourth ring, and absorbed the speed Soul Bone.
• The Light Screen announced that reviews of Douluo Era 2 and Douluo Era 3 would follow, and Song Ye set the next review for one year later so he could cultivate.
• Bibi Dong, Hai Shen Zui Zhongcheng De Xintu, and other connected characters reacted with curiosity and concern about the future and Tang San's later eras.

Song Ye met Bai Chenxiang, who asked to pledge allegiance to him on behalf of the struggling Speed Clan, and agreed to test her speed. When he revealed his three Ten Thousand Year Soul Rings and used his newly absorbed left leg bone skill, Bai Chenxiang and Dugu Yan were left stunned.

• Dugu Yan brought Bai Chenxiang to meet Song Ye and explained that the Speed Clan successor wanted to pledge allegiance to him.
• Bai Chenxiang described the Speed Clan’s hardships and said she hoped Song Ye could help it seek revenge and build a better future.
• Song Ye welcomed Bai Chenxiang but proposed a speed contest to assess her abilities.
• Song Ye summoned his Tree of Life martial soul and revealed three Ten Thousand Year Soul Rings, shocking Bai Chenxiang and Dugu Yan.
• Bai Chenxiang lost her desire to compete, but Song Ye activated his Wind Phoenix left leg bone’s speed skill to test it.

Song Ye recruited Bai Chenxiang and helped her Northern Shrike martial soul evolve into a Northern Shrike Phoenix with the Cockscomb Phoenix Sunflower. After nearly a year of cultivation, Song Ye reached Soul Master Rank 40 and absorbed a system-bestowed Fourth Soul Ring that advanced to 60,000 Years, leaving him ready for his next Sharp review.

• Song Ye outran Bai Chenxiang with a special Soul Bone Skill, then recruited her after she swore loyalty to him.
• Song Ye gave Bai Chenxiang the Cockscomb Phoenix Sunflower, and she evolved her martial soul into a Northern Shrike Phoenix.
• Bai Chenxiang kissed Song Ye to thank him, while he, Bai Chenxiang, and Dugu Yan focused on cultivation and grew closer over the following months.
• Song Ye helped Bai Chenxiang and Dugu Yan improve by giving them Whale Rubber, while Ning Rongrong's three companions visited to exchange cultivation insights.
• Nearly a year later, Song Ye reached Soul Master Rank 40, absorbed his system-bestowed Fourth Soul Ring, and saw it and his Third Soul Ring evolve to 60,000 Years.

Over the year, Song Ye and his allies grew stronger while other factions made their own changes. Ah Yin raised the Blue Silver King to the hundred-thousand-year level and set out with it to find Song Ye, hoping he could help oppose Tang San and reclaim the Blue Silver Emperor bloodline.

• Song Ye reached level 40 and absorbed his fourth Soul Ring, while Dugu Bo advanced to level 95 and the young women trained their Mental Power.
• Bai He discovered Bai Chenxiang's letter, clashed with Yang Wudi over the stolen Immortal Herb, and later regretted condemning his granddaughter after she sent the Speed Clan money.
• Qian Renxue began her God Trial, while Hu Liena continued training in Slaughter City and Bibi Dong pursued the Rakshasa God Trial.
• Liu Erlong renamed Blue Tyrant Academy Shrek Academy, while Dai Mubai, Oscar, and Ma Hongjun became isolated and made little progress.
• Ah Yin nurtured the Blue Silver King to the hundred-thousand-year level and took it to search for Song Ye.

Tang San and Tang Hao found the Blue Silver King gone when they returned to the Blue Silver Forest for Tang San’s life-force Soul Ring, so they went to the Star Dou Great Forest to seek another Soul Beast. Meanwhile, Song Ye prepared to resume sharp reviews, then learned that Ah Yin had revived and come to see him.

• After Tang San reached level 40, Tang Hao took him to the Blue Silver Forest to absorb a life-force Soul Ring from the Blue Silver King.
• Tang San and Tang Hao discovered that the Blue Silver King had vanished and much of the forest’s life force had been drained, and they blamed Spirit Hall.
• Tang San decided to postpone the life-force Soul Ring and went with Tang Hao to the Star Dou Great Forest to find another Soul Beast.
• Song Ye continued cultivating and preparing review notes as his one-year waiting period neared its end.
• Bai Chenxiang told Song Ye that a woman wanted to see him, and he found Ah Yin waiting outside his home with Blue Silver Grass.
• Ah Yin told Song Ye she was the former Hundred-Thousand-Year Soul Beast whose Soul Bone he had taken, and Song Ye realized she was Tang San’s mother.

Ah Yin asked Song Ye to kill the foreign soul occupying her son Tang San’s body and offered a 100,000-year Soul Ring and Soul Bone in exchange. Song Ye accepted, and Ah Yin introduced the Blue Silver King, who was willing to sacrifice itself and help him grow stronger.

• Ah Yin offered Song Ye a 100,000-year Soul Ring and Soul Bone to kill someone in the future.
• Ah Yin revealed that her real child had died and that a foreign soul occupied Tang San’s body.
• Ah Yin explained that the foreign soul wielded the Blue Silver Emperor and Clear Sky Hammer Martial Souls and had a Titled Douluo protecting him.
• Song Ye considered his future conflict with Tang San and agreed to help Ah Yin.
• Ah Yin introduced the Blue Silver King and said it would help Song Ye grow, even sacrificing itself, in return for his help reclaiming her child’s body.

Song Ye settled Ah Yin and the Blue Silver King near the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, then resumed the Sharp Commentary System after a year-long pause. The new review connected two people from the future and began with Tang Wutong.

• Song Ye told Ah Yin he would help her deal with Tang San and reclaim her child's body once he was strong enough, and offered her and the Blue Silver King a place to cultivate by the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well.
• Song Ye explained his plans to Bai Chenxiang and Dugu Yan, then returned to his room and restarted the Sharp Commentary System.
• The Light Screens reconnected, and the participants discussed the past year and wondered who would appear in the next review.
• Goddess of Light and Rui Xue Zhao Sen Lin joined the connection, and the others realized they might be from ten thousand years in the future.
• The Light Screen announced the new topic: a sharp review of Tang Wutong.

Wang Dong'er learned that the Light Screen connected people across time and space, but its rules blocked her from revealing future information. The sharp review of Tang Wutong began by describing her four identities and linking her unusual existence to her father, Tang San.

• The Three-Eyed Golden Lion wondered who Tang Wutong was and whether she came from the future.
• Wang Dong'er recognized Bibi Dong from history and asked the Light Screen's participants about Tang Wutong.
• The Light Screen warned Wang Dong'er that unrevealed future information could not be transmitted.
• A notification explained that beings spanning multiple eras would be represented by their earliest version, and the Auspicious Beast let others assume she might be a god.
• Song Ye began the sharp review, calling Tang Wutong's existence four identities and attributing her divided identities and souls to Tang San.

Song Ye’s sharp review claimed that Tang Wutong, the future daughter of Tang San and Xiao Wu, descended to the Lower Realm under fabricated memories and lived as Wang Dong'er. Wang Dong'er read the revelation at Shrek Academy and was left questioning who she really was.

• Song Ye explained that Tang Wutong was Tang San and Xiao Wu’s daughter and had descended to the Lower Realm because she was bored.
• Song Ye said Tang San sealed Tang Wutong’s memories, gave her fabricated memories, and sent the Sky Azure Bull Python and Titan Giant Ape to guard her.
• Song Ye revealed that Tang Wutong lived as Wang Dong'er at Shrek Academy and met Huo Yuhao.
• People watching the Light Screen reacted with shock and argued about Tang San, Tang Wutong, and Wang Dong'er’s identity.
• Wang Dong'er panicked at Shrek Academy and wondered whether she was herself or Tang Wutong.

Wang Dong'er questioned the Light Screen’s claim that Tang San was her father and began investigating his past. As the review described her choice to disguise herself as a boy to attend Shrek Academy, Xiao Wu feared she had lost her future daughter, while the Auspicious Beast sensed an unexplained connection to Tang Wutong.

• Wang Dong'er doubted that Tang San was her father and started watching reviews about him to judge whether he deserved to be called her father.
• The Auspicious Beast felt a strange resonance with Tang Wutong and suspected Tang San of creating divided identities, while sensing conflicting feelings toward him.
• Xiao Wu worried that changes to her timeline had caused her future daughter Xiao Qi never to be born and regretted that she might not have been suited to motherhood.
• The Light Screen explained that Wang Dong'er left the Clear Sky Sect to attend Shrek Academy, which had become the continent's leading institution after helping resist the Sun Moon Empire.
• The Light Screen criticized Wang Dong'er for disguising herself as a man despite her female traits and for choosing to live and sleep in the boys' dormitory.