Tang San could sense the bloodline connection between himself and Ye Lan. As the Blue Silver Emperor, Ye Lan naturally could too-and she felt it even more clearly.
She could clearly sense that half the blood flowing through Tang San was the blue silver emperor bloodline. She knew he was a half-human, half-Spirit Beast hybrid, but because his blue silver emperor bloodline had yet to undergo its baptism and awaken, his human form was more pronounced.
Ye Lan also knew where the blue silver emperor bloodline within Tang San had come from. He was the child born from the union of her former self, Ah Yin, and a human.
In other words, strictly in terms of bloodline ties, Tang San ought to count as her son.
Ye Lan had long since received a complete explanation of all the complexities and reasons behind this from her Brother Ye, Ye Qifeng.
She simply refused to acknowledge it from the bottom of her heart.
To Ye Lan, Ah Yin belonged to the past. She had died completely in that sacrifice over a decade ago.
Although Ye Lan had been revived from the seed Ah Yin left behind and bore a striking resemblance to her, they were not entirely the same person. They were two distinctly different individuals.
Ah Yin was Ah Yin, and she was herself.
Her name was Ye Lan.
Now that she had been reborn, Ye Lan had already decided to bid farewell to the past and sever those ties. Naturally, she would not acknowledge Tang San as her son.
After all, she had gained a new life and was still a maiden, pure and untouched. She had no desire to acquire a mentally defective, unfilial son out of nowhere.
Besides, the one she liked was no middle-aged man, but the