Tang San

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Tang San (唐三)
Alias(es)	Thousand-Hand Asura; Child of Destiny 84 86
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Shrek Academy; Tang Sect; later serves the Divine Prince in the Shrouding the Heavens world depiction 53 84 115
Occupation/Role	Control-type soul master; Hidden Weapon user; Shrek Seven Devils' strategist and effective combat leader 53 74
Status	Erased from existence by Dai Mubai alongside Tang Hao 115
First Appearance	Chapter 3

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Level 29 Soul Grand Master	53 74	Commands the Shrek assessment against Zhao Wuji despite being eight levels below Dai Mubai; uses Hidden Weapons, movement techniques, and Twin Martial Soul coordination to injure the level 76 Soul Saint.
Level 30	111	States that he has only just broken through while comparing himself to White World Dai Mubai's level 99 achievement.
Chaotic divine power	84	In the Shrouding the Heavens depiction, his former soul power has transformed through a servant technique bestowed by the Divine Prince; it is said to surpass his former Sea God divine power.

Background / History

The Heavenly Dao's childhood comparison presents Tang San as having endured a difficult and humble upbringing, in contrast to Dai Mubai's pampered imperial childhood. He remains outwardly calm rather than showing envy during the display. 3

During Shrek Academy's assessment against Zhao Wuji, Tang San takes tactical command despite being a level 29 control-type soul master. Dai Mubai follows his orders, while Tang San's Hidden Weapons and evasive techniques allow him to trouble Zhao Wuji after Dai is eliminated early. This performance establishes Tang San as the practical core of the group. 53 74

When Dai Mubai recognizes Xiao Wu's Hundred-Thousand-Year Soul Beast bloodline in Suotuo City, Tang San immediately readies a Hidden Weapon and questions Dai's intentions. Later, he secretly follows Xiao Wu to Dai's room and attempts to force her away, prompting her to accuse him of stalking her. 64 66

As the Sky Screen reveals White World Dai Mubai's increasingly overwhelming achievements, Tang San's confidence deteriorates into jealousy and hostility. He rejects Dai's cultivation theories in public while privately considering whether they could evolve his Blue Silver Grass, and he repeatedly wishes for Dai to die during dangerous battles. 81 99 100

A White World depiction shows Tang San being defeated, poisoned, disarmed, and forced to beg Dai Mubai for mercy. Black World Tang San publicly distances himself from that counterpart's surrender, but privately resolves to endure humiliation until he can retaliate. 84 87 88

After witnessing Dai Mubai resurrect Ah Yin and take her as a concubine, Tang San swears vengeance. Dai's later ascension to God Emperor destroys Tang San's remaining hope of overcoming him; he ultimately joins Tang Hao in a desperate Ring Detonation attack before both are erased. 109 110 114 115

Personality

Tang San generally presents himself as composed, humble, and protective of those close to him. He defends Yu Xiaogang in public, restrains Ma Hongjun from attacking fellow students, and claims that conflict between classmates should not become life-or-death. 81 86

His actions toward Xiao Wu reveal a possessive and suspicious side. He follows her to Dai Mubai's room, tries to pull her away by force, and views Dai Mubai as a threat to his place beside her. 66 67

Tang San is highly prideful about his transmigrator knowledge, Twin Martial Souls, and Tang Sect inheritance. White World Dai Mubai's superiority turns that pride into intense jealousy; Tang San repeatedly regards Dai as having stolen the fortune and destiny that should have belonged to him. 96 105 106

Even after severe humiliation, he remains survival-oriented and calculating. In the Shrouding the Heavens depiction, he accepts servitude to the Divine Prince while secretly planning to exploit larger powers against Gu Changsheng and seek immortality for himself. 84

Abilities & Skills

Twin Martial Souls

Tang San possesses the Blue Silver Grass and Clear Sky Hammer Martial Souls, which he considers the foundation of his exceptional potential. 105 106

• Blue Silver Grass — Used to restrain Ma Hongjun when he attempts to attack other students. 86
• Clear Sky Hammer — Manifested alongside his Blue Silver Grass; later used in a joint Ring Detonation attack with Tang Hao. 105 115
• Control-type combat — Directs allies and uses battlefield control rather than relying solely on direct confrontation. 53

Tang Sect Arts

Tang San retains techniques from his past life in the Tang Sect and treats them as his principal advantage over native spirit masters. 98 106

• Mysterious Heaven Skill — His core cultivation method. 98
• Purple Demon Eye — Enhances perception; Tang San uses it to examine opponents and can perceive details others miss. 26 93
• Ghost Shadow Perplexing Track — Evasive footwork used during the assessment against Zhao Wuji. 53
• Controlling Crane Capturing Dragon — A Tang Sect manipulation technique used alongside his other arts. 74
• Mysterious Jade Hand — A hand technique Tang San compares against Dai Mubai's physical power. 100

Hidden Weapons and Poison

Tang San employs concealed mechanical weapons and poison in battle, including surprise attacks against stronger opponents. 53 67

• Dragon Whisker Needle — Designed to penetrate defensive energy shields. 74
• Bone Piercing Nails — Carried when he secretly observes Dai Mubai and Xiao Wu. 66
• Godly Zhuge Crossbow — Considered insufficient to seriously harm a ten-thousand-year Blood-Eyed Demon Armor Bear. 99
• Poisonous Crossbow Bolt — Associated with his threatening reputation among Shrek students. 87
• Limitation: White World Dai Mubai withstands and rebounds Tang San's Hidden Weapon assault, then confiscates his weapons during Tang San's defeat. 85 88

Servant Technique

In the Shrouding the Heavens depiction, Tang San cultivates a servant technique given by the Divine Prince. It transforms his soul power into chaotic divine power said to exceed his former Sea God power. 84

• His eyes retain the ability to perceive certain illusions, making him useful to the Divine Prince. 84
• He intends to combine the Tang Sect's Guanyin Tear with local Extreme Dao Imperial Weapon materials for a future assassination attempt. 84

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Twenty-Four Moonlit Bridges — Storage device carried at his waist. 85 99
• Hidden Weapon iron box — A basic mechanical Hidden Weapon that Dai Mubai removes and discards during Tang San's defeat. 88
• Bone Piercing Nails — Concealed weapons carried during his surveillance of Xiao Wu and Dai Mubai. 66
• Vast Sea Cosmic Shroud — Brought from Douluo to the Shrouding the Heavens world; Tang San believes it is undergoing a mutation there. 84

Relationships

• Xiao Wu — Close companion whom Tang San attempts to protect, but his surveillance and hostility toward Dai Mubai strain their bond; Xiao Wu gradually distances herself from him. 64 66 67 87
• Dai Mubai — Shrek teammate and eventual enemy. Tang San leads him during the Zhao Wuji assessment, later attacks him with Hidden Weapons, and ultimately vows revenge against the White Emperor. 53 67 109 110
• Yu Xiaogang — Teacher and staunch defender. Tang San publicly supports Yu Xiaogang's theories even while privately recognizing value in the White Emperor's teachings. 54 81 87
• Tang Hao — Father. Tang Hao accelerates Tang San's training due to concern over Dai Mubai, and the two later launch a joint Ring Detonation attack. 69 114 115
• Ah Yin — Mother, resurrected by White World Dai Mubai. Her subsequent status as Dai's concubine triggers Tang San's breakdown and vow of vengeance. 109 110
• Divine Prince — Master in the Shrouding the Heavens depiction; Tang San serves him outwardly while concealing his own ambitions. 84
• Ma Hongjun — Shrek teammate whom Tang San restrains from attacking other students during a confrontation. 86
• Ning Rongrong — Shrek teammate who becomes openly disgusted with the White World Tang San's surrender and leaves the cafeteria. 87

Notable Quotes

“If it were me, even if I had to die in battle, I would never beg for mercy from an enemy.” 87

“Dai Mubai! I will never coexist with you! You stole my fortune and humiliated my birth mother; if I do not avenge this, I swear I am no man!” 109