[In the fourteenth year of the simulation, Tang San and the others entered the Continental Advanced Soul Master Elite Tournament. With your help, even Ning Rongrong, the weakest of the Shrek Seven Devils, had reached level fifty-two.]
[Tang San, who led the team, had already reached the rank of Soul Saint. Everyone else was either a Soul King or a Soul Emperor. It was no exaggeration to say they steamrolled their way through the Continental Advanced Soul Master Elite Tournament.]
[The one thing that bothered you was Ah Yin. She spent her days researching Spring Autumn Sausage with the Snow Empress and Ice Empress, neglecting her cultivation. Even with Ming's Fatherly Headpat, she had only reached level seventy-seven.]
[You, meanwhile, had finally reached level twenty and could begin forming your second Soul Ring.]
[You went to the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, hoping to draw on its energy to form your Second Soul Ring. It sounded wonderful in theory, but reality slapped you in the face.]
[The well held only a tenth of the energy you needed. Even with everything you had accumulated over the years, you were still three-tenths short. With no other choice, you drew on your one-third share of Douluo Star's Wind Authority to form the Second Soul Ring.]
[You used up most of that share of the Authority, but at least you successfully advanced to Soul Grandmaster.]
[Upon advancing, you formed a second Soul Core within your body. It was another Wind Soul Core. The two cores revolved around each other in your dantian, making your Soul Power denser still.]
[Your Soul Power was at least four hundred times as concentrated as a Quasi-God's. Now you could raise a level twenty to twenty-five typhoon with a mere wave of your hand.]
[You were a walking natural disaster. Anyone who came after you would have a hard time coming away unscathed.]
[Outside Spirit Hall, you swapped places with one of your doubles and appeared beside Tang San and the others. As you grew more practiced, your mastery of wind climbed ever higher.]
[Your sudden appearance delighted Tang San. You said little, giving a few brief instructions before leaving.]
[Next, you were going to find Tang Hao. You had not seen him in decades, and you were curious what he was like now.]
[In Holy Soul Village, Tang Hao shut himself away from the world. Every day, he drank and idled, waiting to die.]
[You raised a hand. Impurities clogged the meridians in Tang Hao's body in an instant. You guided the wind around those blockages and destroyed the few meridians he had left. His Soul Power plunged, stopping only when it reached level fifty.]
["Aah! Who?! Who is it?! Who dares ambush me?! You little bastard! Tang San! Was it you? Did you poison me? You mongrel, just like your mongrel mother!" The pain of his destroyed meridians and the sensation of his Soul Power draining away left Tang Hao terrified and furious.]
[You appeared before Tang Hao and stared at him coldly. "Tang Hao, a useless man should know his place. There are things you don't deserve. I'm only collecting a little interest, yet instead of thanking me, you insult someone dear to me. You really don't know—" You severed the tendons in his hands and feet. Watching him lie on the ground, howling helplessly, you felt little.]
[After dealing with Tang Hao, you did not hurry away. You pulled over a chair, sat down, and looked down at him.]
[You said nothing. After a while, the wind beside you warped slightly, and a little girl of six or seven emerged from it.]
[Ah Yin looked bewildered, but the moment she saw you, she threw herself into your arms.]
[With a helpless look, you motioned for Ah Yin to look at Tang Hao first. At your reminder, she turned toward him reluctantly.]
["Tang Hao, you didn't expect me to still be alive, did you? When you tricked me into sacrificing myself to give you a Soul Ring, did you ever imagine this day would come?" Ah Yin taunted him coldly.]
[Tang Hao stared at Ah Yin's familiar face, now that of a child, and sneered through gritted teeth. "You bitch. So that's how it is. I should've known. Who else would care about that little bastard? Cough, cough—what, you found someone powerful and came to flaunt it in my face? Don't forget, I already—"]
["Shut up!" Ah Yin did not want him to finish. Blue Silver Emperor vines sprouted from the ground and wrapped tightly around Tang Hao's neck.]
[Ah Yin had long harbored a suspicion, though she had never dared follow it through. Perhaps you did not want to sleep with her because she was, after all, secondhand.]
[The more she thought about it, the angrier she grew. She regretted ever meeting a beast like Tang Hao—and not meeting you first.]
[Just as Tang Hao was about to suffocate, you stopped Ah Yin's revenge and let him live.]
["Let's go. Letting him live will torment him more than letting him die like this." You picked Ah Yin up and prepared to leave.]
[Ah Yin struggled a few times in your arms, then buried her face against your chest and sulked.]
[What left you speechless was that Ah Yin could not keep her hands to herself. With Tang Hao still watching, she reached for your little emperor.]
[All at once, you felt your little emperor stir. Ah Yin was surprised too.]
[With time short and things to do, Ah Yin pushed you down and had her way with you right in front of Tang Hao.]
[Once you and Ah Yin were finished, your little emperor went quiet again.]
[Fortunately, that one encounter was enough to get Ah Yin pregnant.]
[After fourteen years, Ah Yin had finally gotten her wish. She was only annoyed that your little emperor would not cooperate any further. You had lasted well over an hour, but once you finished, that was truly it. She could not enjoy herself a moment longer.]
[You were helpless about it too. Ah Yin wanted to keep going, and so did you, but your body would not allow it. However much you wanted to continue, you simply could not.]
[Tang Hao watched in a fury, wanting to have his way with Ah Yin himself. But with the tendons in his hands and feet severed, all he could do was watch the two of you.]
[Before leaving, Ah Yin castrated Tang Hao so he would never again entertain any filthy thoughts.]
[You had no objection. It was just that, on the way back, Ah Yin kept putting her hands on you, hoping she might get lucky enough for another round.]
[Her hopes were high, but reality was harsh. No matter what Ah Yin tried, she could not rouse your little emperor in the slightest.]
[You could only sigh. Still, thinking back on your encounter with Ah Yin, you had to admit it had been wonderful. The only flaw, perhaps, was that her A-cup chest was too small.]
[If her A-cups could become C-cups, they might get in the way a little, but they would certainly be a sight to behold.]
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