On Douluo Continent, because of the existence of Spirit Hall, an organization that had stood for who knew how many years, evil soul masters had long been key targets for extermination. Thus, in the era of Douluo 1, let alone an established evil soul master organization, even individual evil soul masters were nearly impossible to find.
However, in the original story, after Spirit Hall was completely destroyed by Tang San in retaliation for a personal grudge, Tang San had never considered how great a chain reaction the collapse of a major power would cause. Especially with the fall of Spirit Hall, the strongest force on Douluo Continent, the legacy it left behind was bound to be fought over by every faction, while the responsibilities it had originally borne would be passed around like a hot potato.
If Mo Lin looked at it as an observer unrelated to any of it, it was not strange that Tang San had slaughtered an entire family for revenge. After all, unlike modern transmigrators such as Tang San and Xiao Yan, Wang Sheng, Tang San was an ancient person. His way of thinking was that of an ancient Chinese person.
Therefore, Mo Lin found the baffling things Tang San did in the later installments perfectly normal, despite how many people criticized them. For example, turning one half of a lesbian couple into a man because otherwise their relationship would supposedly violate heavenly principles, or excessively interfering with his own daughter's emotional development. Those actions all fit Tang San's character setting.
And not only ancient Chinese people—even in the China of Mo Lin's original world, Earth, people of his parents' and grandparents' generations had attitudes toward lesbians, gay people, and their children's love lives that were quite similar to Tang San's. The only difference was that