[Many people said that Tang Ya had the Holy Spirit Cult to thank most of all.
That sounded sarcastic, but it actually struck at the truth.
Without the Holy Spirit Cult's secret arts, someone with her talent would never have had a chance of becoming a Super Douluo.
The Holy Spirit Cult gave her power, turning her from the weak into the strong, even if that power was stained with blood.
And by the end of the story, not only did she pay no price for those sins, she was successfully whitewashed. She obtained a 190,000-year Blue Silver Emperor Soul Spirit, became a Super Douluo with seven black and two red Soul Rings, and even won everyone's sympathy.
When I read this part in the original novel, I was full of question marks. The whitewashing came out of nowhere.
She had sucked the blood of so many people and devoured so many others.
Yet later, all it took was one line: "The Holy Spirit Cult's secret arts controlled my mind," followed by a couple of tears.
Bei Bei went over like a dog and patted her shoulder, Huo Yuhao comforted her too, everyone else joined in, and just like that, she was successfully whitewashed.
Fuck, it completely shattered my worldview.
So could I use the same formula too?
I could find a pretty female Soul Master to kill people, then have her cry pitifully in front of everyone after she did it.
Then I could find two people to comfort her and say, "You didn't mean to do it. You'll properly compensate the dead," and then she'd be whitewashed? This worldview was completely fucked.
Forget it. I'm not writing about Tang Ya anymore. The more I wrote, the more disgusted I felt. To sum it up, Tang Ya chose to