This left Tang San puzzled once again. Why had even Bibi Dong and Qian Xunji become different from their previous lives?
This outcome made Tang San increasingly uneasy.
Why was the Douluo Continent of ten thousand years ago becoming less and less like the one he remembered?
These changes made Tang San feel that his ability to control everything was growing weaker and weaker.
All he could do was practice the "Mysterious Heaven Skill" all day to increase his strength quickly.
The only things that remained unchanged were this peaceful little village and his father, who spent all day drinking just as he had in his previous life.
But to Tang San, none of that mattered. After all, he had lived through the same thing in his previous life.
At worst, he would start cooking for his father and washing his clothes at the age of two. How could that possibly stump him?
What Tang San could not understand was that his mother had become this so-called A Xiu. Where, then, was his original mother?
If he could let his father meet his father from his previous life, perhaps he could shake himself out of his days of drowning in drink.
He did not believe his father would have no reaction whatsoever if he saw his mother from his previous life.
Later, when Tang San reached six years old, Grandpa Jack, the village chief, came running to their house just as he remembered, telling him to go to Spirit Hall in the center of the village in a few days to awaken his Martial Soul.
Tang San knew this was the turning point that would change his life, so he agreed without hesitation. He knew his father certainly would not stop him either.
But first, he planned to make himself