Douluo Continent: The Little Girl I Raised Became Qian Renxue

Chapter 87 Martial Soul Awakening, Explosive Start (Part 1)

Douluo Continent, Holy Soul Village, Fasno Province, Heaven Dou Empire.

Early in the morning, Tang San, nicknamed "Little Black Hair," followed Elder Jack from the village to the Spirit Hall branch in Holy Soul Village, where he awakened his spirit along with the other children in the village.

As the number one power on the continent, the Spirit Hall has a branch like this in every village. Its purpose is to help the children in the village awaken their spirits, and at the same time, it makes it easier for the Spirit Hall to distribute subsidies to each spirit master.

The Spirit Hall treats Spirit Masters very well. As long as you awaken your Spirit and become a Spirit Master, you can receive 10 Gold Spirit Coins from the Spirit Hall every month.

Having lived two lives, Tang San possessed a calm and mature personality. Now, standing among the children in the hall, he appeared out of place and stood out quite a bit.

Old Jack had high hopes for Tang San. He always felt that Tang San's father was no ordinary person, and that as his son, Tang San would definitely be able to awaken his martial soul and become a soul master.

If Tang San can awaken his martial soul and become a soul master, it will be a great thing for their Holy Soul Village. Next year, they can continue to receive subsidies from the Spirit Hall, and the taxes on farming can also be reduced.

As people waited expectantly, Su Yuntao, who was in charge of awakening the children, slowly walked in from outside, carrying a canvas bag, and entered the hall.

Upon seeing Su Yuntao, Old Jack immediately greeted him with a smile and inquired about his well-being.

Su Yuntao was not interested in this and his expression was indifferent. He only gave Old Jack a few polite replies.

In the world of Douluo Continent, which places great emphasis on bloodlines, geniuses are rarely found in ordinary families. Martial spirits are inherited from parents, and those with excellent martial spirits all come from powerful family backgrounds.

Mutant martial souls are extremely rare.

Before Su Yuntao even began his trip to Holy Soul Village, he already had a pretty good idea of ​​what to expect.

Producing even one Soul Master is already the best-case scenario.

Su Yuntao routinely awakened the martial spirits of the children, taking out awakening stones from his canvas bag, and awakening each child one by one.

Some children were curious about what a martial spirit was, and Su Yuntao would explain it to them.

Just as Su Yuntao had predicted, he didn't find a single promising talent on his trip to Holy Soul Village.

They either have a useless martial soul, or they don't have a martial soul at all. If they are lucky enough to have a decent martial soul awakening, they unfortunately lack soul power and cannot become a soul master.

Disappointment after disappointment made Su Yuntao lose all hope.

Soon it was Tang San's turn.

At the beginning, Tang San was actually quite looking forward to what kind of martial soul he would awaken.

People all have a gambler's mentality, hoping that they are one in a million, while others are not. They think they might be able to awaken a good martial soul, test their soul power, and become that one in a million soul master.

When it was time for Tang San to awaken his martial soul, he went to awaken it with a heavy heart and entered the awakening stone formation as Su Yuntao had instructed.

As expected, because Tang San intentionally concealed the fact that he possessed twin martial souls, the martial soul he awakened was only the useless Blue Silver Grass.

Later, under his strong pleas, Su Yuntao reluctantly agreed to test his soul power. Tang San tested and found that he had a full level 10 innate soul power, which shocked everyone.

Then, because of the useless spirit Blue Silver Grass, Su Yuntao shook his head and sighed in regret. It was a pity that it was a useless spirit. If it were an ordinary spirit, he could have taken Tang San back to the Spirit Hall.

A useless martial soul has no future, so Su Yuntao gave up on Tang San, packed up his canvas bag, and headed to the next village.

Tang San returned home with regret. As the only child in the village to awaken a martial soul and test his soul power, Old Jack didn't want Tang San to be buried by his drunken father. So he went to Tang San's house and tried his best to persuade Tang Hao to let Tang San go to the academy to study and become a true soul master in the future, bringing glory to Holy Soul Village.

As in the original story, unsurprisingly, Tang Hao ruthlessly rejected Old Jack's offer.

After the devastation of Ah Yin's sacrifice, Tang Hao became incredibly depressed, losing all fighting spirit and only wanting to live a peaceful life. He didn't want Tang San to be involved in the grudges of a generation, as Tang San was the treasure Ah Yin left him. Tang Hao had already wronged Ah Yin, and he couldn't wrong her child as well.

Old Jack was furious at Tang Hao's behavior of ruining his child's future because of his own incompetence and lack of ambition. He almost revealed his identity as "Old God King" and gave Tang Hao a good beating. "You can't protect your wife because of your own incompetence. How can you let your wishes affect your child? How can you say that to your wife?"

Tang Hao was completely unyielding, and Old Jack had no way to deal with him, so he had no choice but to try to persuade Tang San.

Unfortunately, Tang San was a "filial son." He listened to his father, Tang Hao, who forbade him from showing off, going out, or becoming a Soul Master. So Tang San gave up his dream and chose to follow Tang Hao to learn blacksmithing.

Seeing this, Old Jack was helpless. Tang Hao was impervious to reason, and Tang San was blindly filial, so he couldn't persuade him either. He could only leave the time to Tang San and let him think it over carefully, whether he wanted to be a respected Soul Master or an ordinary blacksmith.

After saying that, Old Jack turned and left Tang Hao's blacksmith shop in a huff.

After Old Jack left, Tang Hao looked at Tang San with an ambiguous gaze, and finally questioned Tang San with sarcastic words, asking if he resented his slovenly father for blocking his bright future and not letting him become a Soul Master that everyone admired.

Tang San was definitely resentful in his heart, but he didn't dare to say it out loud. He shook his head and told Tang Hao that he didn't mean it that way and that he would listen to his father in everything.

Upon hearing this, Tang Hao's expression softened noticeably, and he no longer looked so dark and gloomy.

Even after Tang San said such kind words, he still didn't relent and didn't allow Tang San to go to the academy to study and become a Soul Master.

In the end, Tang San revealed the secret of his twin martial souls. Tang Hao saw that his child had twin martial souls and was even more talented than him. He saw hope for revenge in Tang San and excitedly agreed to let Tang San go to the Soul Master Academy to study.

As soon as Tang Hao agreed to let him study at the Soul Master Academy, Tang San couldn't wait to tell Old Jack about it. Old Jack was very surprised to hear from Tang San that Tang Hao, that slovenly drunkard, had actually agreed to let Tang San study at the Soul Master Academy and become a Soul Master in the future. He was followed by endless joy.

A dragon is about to emerge from his Holy Soul Village.

After his initial elation, Old Jack immediately wrote a letter of recommendation for Tang San, recommending him to Notting Academy.

(End of this chapter)