When it came to stubbornness, according to the path Huang Tian had planned for himself in the dream plot, many of his convictions would seem no different from those of a lunatic to people in this world, especially Soul Masters.
The thoughts, ideals, culture, and practices of someone from another world inevitably clashed with the local customs of Douluo.
Even the Spirit Hall's current policies, which weren't particularly extreme, had already earned the hatred and resentment of many powerful nobles.
And that was nothing compared to promoting martial arts, which would strike at the root of their power and shatter their sense of class superiority.
To Douluo's old guard, who expected their status and power to last forever and pass from one generation to the next, Huang Tian was utterly unreasonable, incomprehensible, and mentally unsound—as if he'd had his head caught in a massive iron gate.
Take Nuoding Academy, for example. The nobles bullied the work-study students, and the nobles took it for granted. The work-study students took it for granted, too, as did the teachers and the principal. No one thought there was anything wrong with it.
The strong preyed on the weak, and the fittest survived. Wasn't that the way of Heaven?
It had been like this for countless years. What was so wrong with it? Don't sit there talking nonsense with your eyes wide open. Maybe you should look for the problem in yourselves. Has your Soul Power increased over all these years? Have you even been cultivating diligently?
If what Liu Erlong cared about was how Yu Xiaogang could be so weak and yet so stubborn, Huang Tian had a pretty good idea where to begin.
Previously, in Xiao Wu's dream, he had gotten together with Liu Erlong sometime within a year or so after the