Douluo Continent, Huo Yuhao who returned from Sekiro

Chapter 1227: Knowing a son is like a father (6K)

"What?! This beast, how dare he?!"

Upon hearing Qian Daoliu's words, Tang Hao didn't even bother to verify them, but instead immediately started cursing.

It is clear that even though Tang Hao's words were vulgar, he never doubted the weight of Qian Daoliu's words, and he was well aware of what Tang San was capable of doing.

Slaughtering the entire Haotian Sect is something that Tang San, a madman, would indeed do.

As for Tang San's motives for doing this, Tang Hao couldn't guess for a moment, but he figured it was probably related to his grand plan that would last for ten thousand years.

As the saying goes, no one knows a son better than his father. Even though Tang Hao and Tang San were only father and son by marriage, in some aspects, Tang Hao understood Tang San even better than Tang San himself.

"What wouldn't he dare to do? After all, to put it bluntly, he's not your son, he has no blood relation to you, and he has no connection with the Haotian Sect."

"If the Clear Sky Sect is useful, Tang San can use it for a few more days. If Tang San needs the Clear Sky Sect to sacrifice itself, the Clear Sky Sect will naturally have to rush to clean itself up and offer itself up."

Qian Daoliu's voice carried a rare hint of sarcasm. Back then, because of his agreement with Tang Chen, even though the Clear Sky Sect was practically defiling on the Spirit Hall's head, he didn't personally take action.

Otherwise, with only a handful of big shots and small fry from the Clear Sky Sect, and Tang Hao, a useless piece of trash who was forced to divorce and raise a child, how could they possibly escape the pursuit of a Limit Douluo who could even fight with a divine artifact?

Well, even though he didn't make a move, the Haotian Sect is still gone.

Even though such behavior has a somewhat absurd feel to it, like the saying "Don't underestimate the poor when they're young, middle-aged, or old," and the idea of ​​dancing on their graves after outliving them all, Qian Daoliu was still delighted to see the Haotian Sect wiped out.

After hearing Qian Daoliu's words, Tang Hao suddenly fell silent, even sinking into deep fear.

Why does Qian Daoliu know so much?

No, that's not right. Rather than asking that, it would be more accurate to ask, why is it that this old thing, Qian Daoliu, who died ten thousand years ago, is still alive today?

Only he, Tang San, and Ah Yin knew that Tang San was not his son; even Xiao Wu was completely unaware of this.

Why would such an absolute secret be revealed by Qian Daoliu, an old man who has been dead for ten thousand years?

A flash of fear and resentment crossed Tang Hao's eyes, and he slumped to the ground, looking somewhat dejected.

"What do you want me to do outside? You've gone to such lengths, even fabricating an illusion to test me?"

"Whether or not we are truly father and son, at least..."

Tang Hao's lips moved a few times, and he suddenly remembered how Tang San had almost starved to death several times when he was a child, and how he had cried loudly after being scalded by boiling porridge. His lips moved a few times, but he didn't know what to say.

Tang Hao fell silent. He had discovered that Tang San was not his son much earlier than Ah Yin had found out.

If Tang San is truly his and Ah Yin's bloodline, then even if he initially fed Tang San scalding hot rice porridge due to his lack of experience in breastfeeding, at most he would have burned the other person once. Tang Hao would have immediately remembered this and cooled it down before feeding Tang San next time.

Later, Tang Hao became increasingly ruthless when feeding Tang San, scooping hot porridge from the pot and pouring it into Tang San's mouth. He even became addicted to drinking every day, too lazy to even work as a blacksmith to earn money, leaving Tang San, who was not even as tall as the stove, to cook for himself, and he would eat most of the food first.

If Tang Hao isn't an idiot, then there's only one possibility.

At that time, Tang Hao was already trying to kill Tang San, who was strange in every way. However, since Tang San was, after all, his and Ah Yin's bloodline, Tang Hao couldn't bring himself to slap him to death. Instead, he wanted to see if he could burn or starve Tang San to death.

Unfortunately, there was an elder named Jack in Holy Soul Village. This old man wasn't very bright, and every time Tang San was about to starve to death, Jack would always appear and feed Tang San some food and water to prevent him from actually starving to death.

After all, no matter how stupid Tang Hao was, he couldn't possibly fail to see that when Tang San first heated the porridge, he used an extremely weak Xuan Tian Gong to protect his throat from being scalded by the hot porridge.

His wife died, and his son was switched at birth; these were the root causes of Tang Hao's decadent drinking and indifference to worldly affairs.

The reason he devoted himself to nurturing Tang San afterward was because he discovered Tang San's twin martial souls. In addition, the techniques Tang San had been cultivating on the mountain before the age of six were clearly not from the Douluo Continent, which gave Tang Hao an opportunity for revenge.

Tang Hao knew very well that what he did would never receive any support.

He fell in love with a 100,000-year-old soul beast, forcing his sect to close its doors, which made his father so angry that he vomited blood.

The people from the Spirit Hall clearly broke a taboo by openly attacking the core disciples of the three upper sects.

The three sects are closely related, yet no one can find fault with them, and the fundamental reason lies here.

What he did was so undignified and shameful that no one could come out and smooth things over for him.

But Tang Hao was not one to be easily swayed.

If he once only hoped to preserve his bloodline with Ah Yin and let her live a happy life.

When he realized that his son had been devoured and replaced early in the morning, Tang Hao's desire for revenge spread uncontrollably.

He was nothing but a worthless life, and Tang Hao didn't even care about Tang San's life.

If Tang San dies, he deserves it; but if he survives and manages to inflict some damage on the Spirit Hall with his random hidden weapons and poisons, that would be an unexpected bonus for Tang Hao.

However, even Tang Hao did not expect that Tang San, who had usurped his son's place, would actually be able to reach level 100 and become a god, and even revive Ah Yin.

For Tang Hao, there couldn't be a better ending. Tang San was gone, so be it; he and Ah Yin could just have another one.

As for why his son was so coincidentally usurped by another guy named Tang San, and why the other guy was able to reach level 100 and become a god, and so coincidentally inherit the positions of the Sea God and the Asura God, Tang Hao had no interest in asking, nor did he dare to ask.

He cherishes everything that he has achieved.

But he forgot to tell Ah Yin about this.

Tang San, whose seemingly warm demeanor was exposed by Ah Yin, suddenly appeared terrifying.

That imposing figure reminded him of the King of Slaughter in the City of Slaughter, who was controlled by evil forces and had a blue face and fangs, grinding his teeth and sucking blood, looking like a demon.

But aren't the positions of the Sea God and the Asura God both positions of righteous gods?

(End of this chapter)