Seeing Tang San disregard the sect rules and brazenly steal the sect's secret techniques, all the women looked at him with contempt.
A proud daughter of a major power like Ning Rongrong felt a surge of anger rise in her heart.
Rules were rules. How could this be allowed?
Tang San truly was the Source of Sin. His character was actually this vile.
Even Bibi Dong's impression of Tang San had fallen to rock bottom at this moment.
Although she had done something similar in the past, what she did was her business. That did not stop her from despising Tang San.
Especially now that she was the Spirit Hall Pope, she found this kind of behavior even more intolerable.
[Did Tang San successfully steal it? Naturally, he did. After all, he was the protagonist!] [And so, Tang San began cultivating the Mysterious Heaven Treasure Record. However, the good times did not last. His theft was eventually exposed, drawing the pursuit of the Tang Sect's higher-ups.] [Tang San fled all the way until he finally reached Ghost Sorrow Cliff. It was said that if you threw a stone down, it took nineteen seconds to hear the echo—one level worse than the eighteen layers of hell, hence the name Ghost Sorrow.] [By this point, the plot was already obvious. Tang San had nowhere left to run. Either he would be captured and subjected to countless punishments before dying miserably, or... he would leap off the cliff.] [Our clever protagonist Tang San naturally chose the latter. Before jumping, he even grandly declared that he had not betrayed the Tang Sect and was willing to prove his resolve through death.] [Seriously, wasn't that ridiculous? He was clearly a thief who ignored the sect rules, yet he made it sound so righteous, as though he were some kind of loyal martyr.] [If you really had that kind of resolve, then when you were discovered, why didn't you just stay put instead of running?] [Oh, once you saw that you couldn't escape, you started saying you were willing to prove your resolve through death and suddenly remembered how good the Tang Sect was? How laughable!]
The women silently nodded.
Indeed, if he had truly realized his mistake, why had he not turned himself in?
Why had he fled after being discovered?
Then, when he could no longer escape, he pulled this act. Wasn't that disgusting?
[What came next was even more outrageous. Before jumping, Tang San stripped himself bare, claiming it was about coming as he came and leaving as he left, and that even in death he would be a ghost of the Tang Sect. Seriously, that thought process was beyond belief.]
The women: ...
They had come to realize that there really was something seriously wrong with Tang San.
They could not understand a single thing he did.
[As Tang San leaped off the cliff, the scene shifted to the Douluo Continent.] [At that time, Tang Hao was fighting Qian Xunji. The battle was incredibly intense and lasted three days and three nights.] [By the way, didn't the Diary ask whether Tang San still counted as Tang Hao's son? Actually, the answer is already obvious. The original text mentioned it.] [When Tang San became conscious, he only vaguely heard someone calling Ah Yin's name. As for what exactly had happened, he knew nothing at all.] [This showed that he was neither reborn in the womb nor had he broken through the veil of infancy and recovered the memories of his previous life.] [Otherwise, it would have been impossible for him to have no recollection whatsoever of Ah Yin or the cause and outcome of that battle.] [Also, Tang Hao and Qian Xunji fought for three days and three nights. How could a newborn infant have survived through all that?] [That was why many netizens in my previous life said that the real Tang San had already died in that battle. The current Tang San was merely a cuckoo occupying the magpie's nest; it could not even be called possession.] [Because if it had been possession, he would at least have had the real Tang San's memories. Unfortunately, he did not.]
Su Ye wrote a long tirade in the Diary. Afraid that the others would not understand, he even gave slight explanations for certain terms.
Sure enough!
Once Ah Yin understood what rebirth in the womb and possession meant, she did not need Su Ye to add any fuel to the fire. She broke down on her own.
Because she could no longer deceive herself. Her child might truly have already...
The others also felt that they had learned something. So there were so many different kinds of transmigration.
Then another question arose: how had Su Ye transmigrated here?
Hmm, that was a question. He would have to make a post and ask about it later.
[The next few years were relatively uneventful. Tang Hao defeated Qian Xunji and went into seclusion with Tang San.] [But calling them uneventful was not entirely accurate. There were still some small stories and points of dispute, such as whether Tang Hao knew about Tang San's condition.]
Right, did Tang Hao know that his son's soul had become an adult from another world?
The women immediately grew curious again. At the same time, they wondered whether they themselves would have been able to notice.
Ah Yin stared at the Diary, a trace of hope bursting forth in her eyes. No one knew what she was hoping for.
[The original work never gave a clear explanation for this question, but many netizens in my previous life reached a consensus.] [What happened? You'll understand as I continue.] [To be fair, Tang San had it pretty rough as a child, because his father Tang Hao did not care about anything. He drank every day and did not even cook. At such a young age, Tang San had to take on the responsibility of caring for his worthless alcoholic father.] [To be honest, when I first saw this part, I was pretty angry. I thought Tang Hao was an absolute bastard.] [That was his son, after all. No matter why Tang Hao was so depressed, he should not have tortured his own son like that.] [From the age of two, Tang San had to wash clothes and cook. Was that something any normal person could do?]
The corners of the women's eyes twitched. They had not expected the renowned Clear Sky Douluo to raise a child like this.
But they quickly realized that, judging from this, Tang Hao must have discovered something.
Otherwise, he would not have treated Tang San this way. Just as Su Ye had said, that was his son. What father was so harsh toward his own son?
Sure enough, Su Ye's next words confirmed their guess.
[You can actually tell from this that Tang Hao must have noticed something. But it was not because Tang Hao was particularly observant. Rather...] [Tang San simply did not take his old man Tang Hao seriously.] [Everyone in the village was ordinary, and Tang Hao drank himself senseless all day long, looking exactly like a useless drunkard of a father.] [Tang San naturally assumed that his father was an ordinary person too. So regarding some matters... well, it was not that he made no effort to hide them at all, but he did not take them very seriously.] [Ever since Tang San could run, he went to the back mountain every day to cultivate the Mysterious Heaven Treasure Record. From time to time, he even muttered to himself about this world, that world, and the Tang Sect.] [Seriously, if Tang Hao still couldn't notice after that, then he might as well just die.]
Uh...
The corners of the women's eyes twitched again.
To be fair, Su Ye had a point. Acting like that in front of a Titled Douluo—if Tang Hao still failed to notice, then he truly might as well not live.
Tang San probably had never expected that the seemingly ordinary father in his eyes was actually one of the strongest experts in this world.
Tang San: I wasn't prepared for this!!!
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