Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Tang San (唐三) |
| Alias(es) | Little San 1; Third 59 |
| Gender | Male 1 |
| Affiliation | Nuoding Academy; later Shrek Academy 4 23 |
| Occupation/Role | Support-type Soul Master 7 8 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 1 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| God King, previous life | 1 | Reawakens at age six with his memories, but without his former power. |
| Innate Full Soul Power | 2 | His Blue Silver Grass and innate power lead Yu Xiaogang to suspect Twin Martial Souls; Tang San confirms the second Martial Soul in his thoughts. |
| Level 11 Soul Master | 8 | Absorbs a ten-year Blue Silver Grass ring, gains Blue Silver Healing, and registers at Spirit Hall. |
| Two Spirit Rings | 11 | Displays one white and one yellow ring; the source and skill of the second ring are not specified. |
| Level 28 | 47 | Reaches this level after three months spent cultivating in private rather than practicing his assigned Heart Separation Control exercise. |
Background and History
Tang San awakens in his six-year-old body in Holy Soul Village, remembering a previous life in which he became a God King. He hopes to change events involving his parents, Xiao Wu, the Clear Sky Sect, and Spirit Hall. The arrival of Ye Lin—a fellow villager absent from Tang San’s memories—is an early sign that events may not repeat themselves 1.
At Nuoding Academy, Yu Xiaogang hears Tang San’s contemptuous thoughts and rejects him as a disciple, choosing Ye Lin instead. Tang San later rejects Yu Xiaogang’s proposed control path for Blue Silver Grass. He chooses to develop it for healing and support, intending to rely on his second Martial Soul for offense 2 3 6 7.
At Shrek Academy, Tang San repeatedly expects people and events to follow his previous life. Those expectations fail as Yu Xiaogang arrives earlier than he remembers, his classmates respond differently, and Ye Lin receives opportunities Tang San had counted on claiming 23 29 41.
Personality
Tang San presents himself as courteous and cooperative, but his unspoken thoughts frequently express contempt, jealousy, and plans for revenge. He tends to judge classmates by their future usefulness; Oscar, for example, hears Tang San privately call him a “tool” 1 2 20 48.
He trusts his past-life knowledge even when the present contradicts it. His thoughts can be heard by others, though he often does not realize it. This exposes his intentions and steadily damages his relationships with teachers and classmates 3 23 33 59.
Abilities & Skills
Martial Souls and support path
- Blue Silver Grass — Tang San develops it as a support Martial Soul, prioritizing healing and buffs over the control-and-poison path Yu Xiaogang recommends 6 7.
- Second Martial Soul — Tang San confirms he has Twin Martial Souls and plans to use his second for combat. Tang Hao identifies it as the Clear Sky Hammer 2 7 35.
- Blue Silver Healing — His first soul skill heals minor injuries and restores some stamina at low Soul Power cost. It eases his injury after Dai Mubai’s attack but cannot repair his damaged clothes 8 11.
Cultivation and combat techniques
- Mysterious Heaven Skill — Tang San’s cultivation method from his previous life. Yu Xiaogang copies its formula after hearing Tang San mentally recite it 2 6.
- Controlling Crane Capturing Dragon — Allows Tang San to throw Xiao Wu off balance during their dormitory spar 4.
- Ghost Shadow Perplexing Track — Footwork Tang San uses to evade Dai Mubai’s attacks 29.
- Hidden weapons — Tang San uses knives against the Titan Giant Ape, but they fail to penetrate its defenses. He also remembers designs for weapons such as the Godly Zhuge Crossbow 6 34.
Relationships
- Tang Hao — Tang San’s father. He saves Tang San from the Titan Giant Ape and, after hearing his thoughts, supports his ambitions 34 35.
- Ah Yin — Tang San’s mother. He remembers the difficulty of reviving her in his previous life and believes she left him a Hundred-Thousand-Year Soul Bone 1 7.
- Xiao Wu — Tang San calls her his wife based on his previous life and plans to benefit from her sacrifice before reviving her. She hears these thoughts, rejects his claim, and grows close to Ye Lin 4 9 12 33.
- Ye Lin — A fellow villager whose progress and closeness with Xiao Wu fuel Tang San’s jealousy. Ye Lin nevertheless helps him when he is exhausted 1 8 25 41.
- Yu Xiaogang — Rejects Tang San as a disciple and mentors Ye Lin instead. Hearing Tang San’s thoughts lets him copy the Mysterious Heaven Skill and learn of opportunities Tang San intends to claim 3 6 29.
- Old Jack — Escorts Tang San to Nuoding Academy, then becomes disillusioned after hearing Tang San’s private contempt for him 1 2.
- Dai Mubai — Defeats and humiliates Tang San in a dispute over a hotel room. Their hostility continues at Shrek Academy 10 11 29.
- Oscar — Tang San’s Shrek roommate. Oscar hears Tang San call him a useful tool and subsequently provokes him during training 20 24.
- Ning Rongrong — Hears Tang San predict that she will abandon her training; instead, she completes the run and later uses his insults as motivation to practice 23 25 47.
Story Role / Major Arcs
- Nuoding Academy — Tang San loses the mentorship and possessions he expected from Yu Xiaogang. He wins leadership of the work-study dorm, but Xiao Wu’s ability to hear his thoughts immediately puts her on guard 3 4 5 6.
- First soul-ring hunt — He declines a stronger ring in favor of ten-year Blue Silver Grass, choosing the healing skill that suits his revised support path 7 8.
- Star Dou Forest — Tang San plans to claim the Eight Spider Lances while pretending to search for Xiao Wu. Flender stops him, and Yu Xiaogang later gives the External Soul Bone to Ye Lin 29 35 36 44.
- Shrek team training — Tang San reaches level 28 through private cultivation. When he later volunteers to command the team, his classmates reject the proposal and Yu Xiaogang appoints Ye Lin instead 47 59.
Notable Quotes
“I want to take the support path and focus on healing.” 7
“Actually, I can serve as a control-type Soul Master. I have quite a bit of experience with control.” 59