Ling Huang Tianshu?
Dai Yunze pondered those four characters.
If that title merely represented a supreme legend on this Douluo Continent, he would certainly have found the meaning behind those four characters immensely imposing.
"Ling Huang," the Spirit Sovereign, could be either an honorific for a monarch or a reverent title for a deity.
Ancient religious philosophy held that all things possessed spirits, whether humans at the pinnacle of intelligence or a single flower, blade of grass, or tree.
They said that heaven and earth were born alongside me, and all things were one with me.
They said that all things beneath heaven were born from being, and being was born from nothingness.
Everything came from the same source, and the Spirit Sovereign was the ruler of all things.
And in most people's minds, who was the ruler of all things?
Heaven above—the Heavenly Dao, or simply "Heaven."
The rules possessed by "Heaven" were the arts and laws that all things had to pursue and obey.
The so-called "Heavenly Art" was the "Dao" that countless people had sought.
Ling Huang Tianshu: where the Dao resided, and all that the Dao possessed.
To style oneself as "Heaven" was truly ambition writ large.
But Dai Yunze knew that Tang Liu was merely a transmigrator like himself, so hearing this supposed title now only made him think it sounded outrageously chuuni.
Seriously, why were there two transmigrators in the same world? Table flip! Couldn't a guy have some fun in peace?!
If he ever made a name for himself and left behind a title of his own, his reaction definitely wouldn't be secret delight. It would be embarrassment, okay?
Just imagining another transmigrator hearing it and reciting it with a perfectly straight face was utterly unbearable!
Every time Dai Yunze thought about this,