"Shouldn't the martial soul system have been born precisely in an era like this, so it wouldn't be buried and forgotten?"
Listening to "Wang Dong'er" explain, Qin Moyu thought it over carefully. Suddenly, everything became clear, and he sorted out the chain of events.
As a man of action, this really was something he could think of—and actually do.
He vaguely remembered that after finishing Soul Land IV: Ultimate Douluo, his only feeling had been that it no longer had any of the flavor of Douluo Continent.
For a fantasy novel, an outstanding power system was undoubtedly its most important attraction and the foundation upon which it stood.
Douluo Continent's Soul Master system was based on martial souls, divided into the four major development paths of attack, agility, support, and control. It included four means of growing stronger: soul beasts, Spirit Rings, Soul Skills, and Soul Bones.
As the Soul Master system continued to evolve, it gave rise to concepts such as Twin Martial Souls, God-Level Martial Souls, Innate Full Soul Power, and Martial Soul Fusion Skills.
By Soul Land II, martial souls had expanded to include Body Martial Souls and absolutely pure, utterly evil Evil Martial Souls.
The Spirit Ring system had expanded into the Spirit Soul System. At the same time, technology soared, Soul Tools became widespread, and support-type Soul Masters withdrew from the stage of the era.
By Soul Land III, Spirit Souls had replaced traditional Spirit Rings, while Spirit Ring cultivation could also be raised after birth.
Meanwhile, technology continued advancing. Soul Tools developed destructive power that surpassed the god level, while Battle Armor became standard equipment for top experts.
But by Soul Land IV, the Soul Master system that had been passed down for thirty thousand years had completely stagnated, with no further development.
Only