Douluo: I Have an Unnamed Law

Even with the great changes in the world, Ma Hongjun was still unable to cultivate, as if his meridians were completely sealed. No matter what kind of cultivation method he used, he could not absorb soul power.

From then on, Ma Hongjun gave up on himself, spending his days either sitting alone in a daze or lying in his room sleeping.

Today, Ma Hongjun sat on the school rooftop as usual, his eyes vacant.

Oscar went up to the balcony and looked at Ma Hongjun's dejected state. Although he was angry, he was helpless.

Over the years, the other party has tried every possible method, but none of them have worked.

Oscar, against his conscience, asked himself, "If it were me..."

It's astonishing that even ordinary people who haven't awakened their innate soul power can cultivate.

He himself has become just an ordinary person who was once trampled underfoot.

He won't be much better than Ma Hongjun.

"Ugh"

With a sigh, Oscar walked over and sat down next to Ma Hongjun. Ignoring whether the other man paid him any attention, he said, "Fatty, Boss Dai, Xiao San, and Xiao Wu have all completely disappeared. I think something happened to them."

"Over the years, I've realized that this place might not be the illusionary world that the mistress described."

"This place is so real, everything is so real."

"Perhaps this is what they call a parallel universe."

Oscar patted Ma Hongjun on the shoulder and comforted him, "I won't say anything more. Anyway, I'm leaving Shrek Academy soon. I think the continent is so vast, there must be a way to solve the problem of your inability to cultivate."

“As your brother, I will keep an eye out for you, and you will definitely be able to start cultivating again.”

Ma Hongjun glanced at Oscar and shook his head: "Thank you, Oscar. You don't need to worry about me. After so many years as a god, I've come to understand one thing: as long as I'm alive, there will always be a way."

"Now that the mainland is at peace, no one is coming to settle scores with us or cause us any trouble. In a while, I will have my teacher take me to Wuhun City. The one who tied the knot must untie it. Gu Shuangyue must have a solution."

Oscar nodded upon hearing this, "I'll go with you then."

Ma Hongjun waved his hand: "No need, Xiao Ao. You have exceptional talent. Even without the magic herb, your future is limitless."

"Things are different now than before. You used to need to reach level 100 to ascend. Now, as long as you reach the title of Douluo, you can enter the Immortal Realm. You should cultivate diligently. If you really can't find a way, then you'll have to go to the Immortal Realm to find a solution."

Oscar nodded upon hearing this: "Okay, I understand. Well then, I wish you all the best."

"Well, let's go."

Ma Hongjun nodded and watched Oscar leave.

Ma Hongjun didn't sit back down until Oscar left.

As for going to Wuhun City to find Gu Shuangyue?

Ma Hongjun shook his head, having no hope whatsoever.

It's utterly impossible to expect someone who harbors great hostility towards you to solve your inability to cultivate.

Besides, Gu Shuangyue isn't someone he can see whenever he wants.

Even if he met them, Ma Hongjun couldn't bring himself to set aside his dignity and beg them.

His former pride as a god forbade him to bow to anyone.

Oscar took one last look at the Shrek Academy plaque, a hint of emotion in his eyes, before turning and leaving.

To be honest, after leaving Shrek Academy and Heaven Dou City, Oscar didn't know where he was going.

He went to Sunset Forest, where there were no spirit beasts, only some wild animals.

With the danger gone, it was not difficult for Oscar to reach the depths of Sunset Forest.

There is no poisonous miasma here; the air is fresh and full of spiritual energy.

"The eye of both ice and fire is perhaps right here."

Oscar wanted to give it a try, even though this place had been designated a forbidden area by the Spirit Empire; he still wanted to sneak in.

It wasn't just to help Ma Hongjun, but also so that he himself could cultivate faster in the future.

"stop!"

Just then, a group of soldiers dressed in special forces uniforms and carrying guns rushed out from all around the forest and instantly surrounded Oscar.

The dark muzzles of guns were pointed at Oscar. These guns were equipped with specially made bullets that were highly lethal to Soul Masters. Especially for a food-type Soul Master like Oscar, who had no combat abilities, being shot would be certain death.

"Boy, this is a forbidden area of ​​the empire. Entry is prohibited. Please return the way you came."

The leader stepped forward and made Oscar turn back the way he came.

Seeing this, Oscar knew that it was impossible for him to enter the Ice and Fire Yin-Yang Well.

"Haha, brothers, sorry, sorry, I don't know how I got here. I'll beat you up and leave now."

Oscar chuckled awkwardly, waved his hand, and then turned and left.

After Oscar had completely left, the leader made a gesture to withdraw the troops, and the soldiers immediately disappeared back into the forest.

"The Ice and Fire Yin-Yang Well is heavily guarded; it seems impossible to sneak in."

Oscar shook his head.

The Spirit Empire now firmly controls the treasure land of the Ice and Fire Yin-Yang Well. The only way to obtain the herbs there is through the Spirit Master Competition and to get a good spot.

Alternatively, one can join the Spirit Empire and contribute to its development, receiving rewards based on the amount of contribution, including herbs from the Yin-Yang Well of Ice and Fire.

Although it's not some kind of miraculous herb, it's still a top-tier medicinal herb.

Of course, there is another way.

That is to become a student of the Martial Soul Academy, join the Empire, and demonstrate sufficient talent.

Oscar didn't want to do any of these three things.

"It seems I should focus on cultivation first, reach the Title Douluo level, and then enter the Immortal Realm before considering anything else."

With that thought in mind, Oscar left Sunset Forest.

For the next few decades, Oscar lived a nomadic life, traveling to every corner of the continent, including the Sun and Moon Continent.

Oscar's mindset changed after his trip to mainland China.

The prejudice against the Spirit Empire, which was once influenced by Tang San, Dai Mubai and others, has been worn away over the past few decades.

Oscar is nearly forty years old this year. He has innate full soul power, and with the great changes in the world making cultivation easier, the time it takes for him to break through to level ninety has been shortened considerably.

After breaking through to the Title Douluo level, Oscar could see a mysterious gate in the sky.

"That must be the entrance to the Immortal Realm."

Oscar muttered to himself.

"Never mind, it's been so many years since I've seen Fatty. I wonder if he's found a way to continue his cultivation."

When Oscar returned to Shrek Academy, he didn't see familiar faces like Flander, Liu Erlong, or Ma Hongjun.

Instead, it was a group of unfamiliar people. Even the principal of Shrek Academy had changed; he was now a tall, thin man at the Soul Saint level.

"You mean Flander and Dean Liu Erlong?"

"Yes, there's also a fat guy named Ma Hongjun. He's Dean Flander's student. Does Dean Wang know where they are?"

Oscar asked.

"So that's how it is. You're someone they used to know."

Dean Wang understood the identity of this Title Douluo and began to explain.

"About ten years ago, Flander and Liu Erlong both broke through to the Title Douluo level."

"But for some reason, they tried to force their way into Sunset Forest and were killed by the local army and Title Douluo experts. This was reported in the newspapers at the time, didn't you see it?"

Upon hearing this, Oscar stumbled, inwardly crying out, "The Dean is foolish! Dean Erlong is foolish!!!"

So it seems that the fat man also
Thinking of this, Oscar felt a deep sadness.

As his old friends passed away one by one, leaving him all alone, an unprecedented sense of loneliness welled up in his heart.

Oscar turned and walked away dejectedly.

He glanced at the gate leading to the immortal realm in the sky, but chose not to enter.

He found a place to live in seclusion, and seven hundred years later, he died of old age deep in the mountains. (End of Chapter)