Tang Ya: Tang San, we are irreconcilable

Things had reached this point. If Tang San truly cared about the Tang Sect's development, then he should have told the Tang Sect members that his martial soul was not the so-called useless martial soul, Blue Silver Grass, but the emperor among Blue Silver Grass—the Blue Silver Emperor.

Don't give me that nonsense about how Tang San had already gone to the Divine Realm at the time, how gods of the Divine Realm could not interfere with the lower realms, or how he could not break the Divine Realm's rules.

Looking from Douluo Continent Second Part all the way through Douluo 4, Tang San had violated the rules to descend to the lower realm and had even personally acted against those in the lower realm plenty of times for his own benefit. Now, it was merely a matter of sending a message down to the lower realm. What was that to Tang San?

The women: "There's even a Douluo 3 and a Douluo 4?"

"Then is there a Douluo 5?"

Of course there was.

Tang San not telling the Tang Sect members that his martial soul was actually the Blue Silver Emperor was merely a small matter.

Douluo 2 Tang Ya: "That's a small matter?"

"Then what counts as a major matter?"

The truly despicable part was that he had never left the Tang Sect with a complete inheritance.

First, let's talk about the Mysterious Heaven Skill.

The truly complete version of the Mysterious Heaven Skill was best cultivated as early as possible. That way, there was a high chance of becoming a peerless genius with Innate Full Soul Power when one awakened their martial soul at the age of six.

Like Tang San.

Perhaps even by Douluo 4, tens of thousands of years later, no one knew that Tang San, who had dominated Douluo Continent for tens of thousands of years, actually possessed terrible cultivation talent.

According to my observations and calculations, Tang San's Innate Soul Power was probably no higher than rank one.

Surprised?

Unexpected?

Don't be surprised, and don't find it unexpected.

I said before that this "fake Tang San" came from the Tang Sect of another world. Unlike children who had genuinely grown up from infancy, he did not need time to gradually become sensible.

Now, I calculated that Tang San began cultivating the Mysterious Heaven Skill at the age of three. He cultivated until just before he turned six and awakened his martial soul before he finally felt that he had reached the bottleneck of the first level of the Mysterious Heaven Skill.

Pay attention to the time.

Tang San began cultivating the Mysterious Heaven Skill at the age of three, and it took him nearly three full years just to reach the first bottleneck—that was, level ten of the Soul Master profession.

So, using Tang San's rank-one Innate Soul Power as the basis, it took him just under three years to cultivate nine levels of Soul Power. On average, that meant it took roughly four months to raise one level of Soul Power.

You can see it now, right?

Even after reaching the Soul Master realm, raising one level took less than four months, yet Tang San needed four months to raise one level while he was still in the Soul Scholar realm.

This showed just how poor Tang San's innate talent truly was.

In fact, I even suspect that without the Mysterious Heaven Skill, Tang San might have been an ordinary person with zero Innate Soul Power, utterly incapable of cultivation.

Now, let's look at the Mysterious Heaven Skill in the era of Douluo 2.

Clearly, its most important function—the ability to raise one's Innate Soul Power—was gone.

Otherwise, never mind merely requiring the Tang Sect Master's martial soul to be Blue Silver Grass. Even if every single member of the sect possessed Blue Silver Grass as their martial soul, with the Mysterious Heaven Skill's ability to raise Innate Soul Power, the entire sect would basically be filled with peerless geniuses possessing Innate Full Soul Power. At that point, forget being wiped out by a third-rate sect. If the Tang Sect did not wipe out every other force on Douluo Continent, that would already count as the Tang Sect showing mercy.

Douluo 2 Tang Ya: "Hehe..."

The women of Douluo 1 and Douluo 2: "That analysis makes a lot of sense."

I'll say it again: Tang Ya was simply pitiful.

Because no matter how hard she worked, Blue Silver Grass's talent was what it was.

She could only watch helplessly as Huo Yuhao, who once called her Teacher Xiao Ya, surpassed her step by step.

Likewise, she could only watch helplessly as every disciple who joined the Tang Sect became one of the Shrek Seven Devils, while she, the Tang Sect Master, did not even qualify to compete for a place among the Shrek Seven Devils.

The women: "So pitiful."

Having finished with the Mysterious Heaven Skill, let's talk about the Tang Sect Hidden Weapons, which had already declined in the era of Douluo 2.

Perhaps those in Douluo 2 all believed that the Tang Sect Hidden Weapons declined because of the emergence of Combat Soul Guidance Devices.

The women of Douluo 2: "Wasn't that the case?"

Actually, that was completely wrong.

The women of Douluo 2: "..."

I'll say just one thing.

Truly powerful Tang Sect Hidden Weapons could slay gods.

Could Combat Soul Guidance Devices do that?

It was simply that after the plot of Douluo 1 ended, Tang San feared that advanced hidden weapons circulating outside could pose a threat to him, so he reclaimed all completed advanced hidden weapons, along with the blueprints for making them.

From then on, the Tang Sect inheritance was left with only some low-level hidden weapons and some mid-level hidden weapons.

Douluo 2 Tang Ya: "I hate this!"

Others who saw the contents of the diary might find Tang San detestable and Tang Ya pitiful, but most of them still treated it as something unrelated to themselves, watching the drama unfold with idle curiosity.

But for Tang Ya, the person directly involved, these contents were no mere bolt from the blue. They were enough to destroy all her hopes and persistence.

In short, to sum it up in one sentence: everyone took the Tang Sect seriously—except Tang San, its founder.

Here, I had to say that Tang San was truly ruthless. He was ruthless not only toward his enemies, but toward his own people as well.

Back when the Tang Sect was wiped out, everyone in the sect had been utterly loyal to him, the Tang Sect's first sect master.

How could he bear to watch with his own eyes as the Tang Sect was slaughtered until only Tang Ya remained, yet do nothing?

Clearly, he hadn't even needed to act personally. He only needed to reveal the slightest trace of his divine sense, and the other side would have obediently surrendered.

Heh, look at me.

I actually said something so stupid.

I'd practically written myself into confusion.

After all, if the Tang Sect hadn't been destroyed, how could Tang San have used the Tang Sect's quota for admission to Shrek Academy without an entrance exam to lure Huo Yuhao to Shrek Academy?

If the Tang Sect had not been destroyed, there would have been plenty of senior disciples in the sect. Why would a new disciple who had just joined the Tang Sect have any right to compete with those old disciples for a quota?

What's more, if the Tang Sect had not been destroyed, then with the cultivation talent Huo Yuhao had displayed at the time, he would not have been qualified to join the Tang Sect at all.

Therefore, for the plan to trick Huo Yuhao to proceed smoothly, the Tang Sect had to be destroyed. Even if no one else had acted, once the time was right, Tang San would have personally and without hesitation wiped out those Tang Sect members who had been utterly loyal to him.

In Tang San's words: Since you are so loyal to me, you should feel honored that I'm taking your lives.

Douluo 2 Tang Ya: "Tang San, you and I are irreconcilable!"