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Chapter 126 Dugu Yan's anger: Neither she nor her grandfather had any immortal herbs, so why did this auspicious herb have one?

However, to be honest, the decline of the Tang Sect wasn't without reason. After the great war ended, excluding the hundred years Tang San spent in the mortal realm and the time Ma Hongjun stayed with Bai Chenxiang until his death, the total probably didn't exceed a thousand years.

[It's said that although Bai Chenxiang didn't ultimately obtain the divine inheritance, her cultivation level was suspected to have reached the level of a 99th-level Peerless Douluo. A Peerless Douluo, theoretically, can live for a thousand years unless they suffer any hidden injuries. And during that thousand years, the Tang Sect's power was undoubtedly at the pinnacle of the continent.]

[But after Tang San and his group ascended to the God Realm, the Tang Sect Master, for some reason, stubbornly insisted on including in the sect rules that every future sect leader must bear the surname Tang and possess the Blue Silver Grass martial soul. Didn't they know that the reason Tang San's Blue Silver Grass was so powerful was because it possessed the Blue Silver Emperor bloodline?]

Before evolving into the Blue Silver Emperor, Tang San's Blue Silver Grass was quite ordinary. If it weren't for Tang San using his past life's techniques and martial arts, coupled with various fortuitous encounters, his fourth spirit ring would never have been ten thousand years old. It was precisely because his fourth spirit ring was ten thousand years old that his Blue Silver Grass spirit mastered group control skills ahead of time, which allowed him to astonish everyone at the Soul Master Competition.

Women:

A-Yin:

As the Blue Silver Emperor, she was very aware of the Blue Silver Grass's potential, which was very weak.

As a spirit beast, Blue Silver Grass generally has low development potential, let alone Blue Silver Grass martial spirit.

Soul beasts and martial souls are two different concepts!

Besides being restricted by innate soul power, martial souls are also limited by the position of soul rings, making it virtually impossible to learn soul skills at will.

After all, the fastest time for a human soul master to cultivate is between the ages of twenty-five and thirty. Once past this age, the cultivation speed will slow down. This is not only due to the limitation of their own cultivation talent, but also because the amount of soul power that needs to be accumulated increases as one cultivates.

However, Blue Silver Grass does not have this limitation. If it is lucky enough to grow near the Blue Silver Ancestral Land and receives some gifts from time to time, its cultivation speed will be even faster.

During this period, barring any major accidents, an ordinary Blue Silver Grass can grow to ten thousand years old, and a very small number can grow to fifty thousand years old and evolve into a Blue Silver King.

She herself was that lucky one, having cultivated for 100,000 years and evolved her bloodline into the Blue Silver Emperor.

The difference between the Blue Silver Clan 100,000 years ago and now is enormous. Strictly speaking, the Blue Silver Emperor no longer belongs to the Blue Silver Clan because of the huge changes in his bloodline. His strength, abilities, and talents are incomparable to those of the Blue Silver Emperor and Blue Silver King.

Ah Yin was also filled with emotion. She was indeed very lucky. Being a plant-type soul beast was a very disadvantageous position in the soul beast world because it couldn't move!

Moreover, her strength was weak, and she could be found anywhere on the continent. If she hadn't grown up in the Blue Silver Ancestral Land, where she could cultivate in peace, she wouldn't have been able to achieve the same level of cultivation as before, and she would most likely have died prematurely.

Why would the Tang Sect Master want a Soul Master with the Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul to serve as the Sect Master?

Ah Yin wondered if she was out of touch with the times. Could it be that thousands of years later, soul masters with Blue Silver Grass martial souls would have very high innate soul power?

However, the gradual decline of the Tang Sect, as mentioned by Dai Yichen, is likely related to this rule!

[I remember that Tang San later took on a disciple named Ji Xiang as his last disciple, and taught him the complete Xuan Tian Gong and the Tang Sect's ultimate techniques. Ji Xiang was also the next Tang Sect Master after Tang San. Speaking of Ji Xiang, he's quite interesting. It seems he came from Seagod Island, because his martial soul was just a silver needle, and he didn't have innate soul power.]

[However, because he saved Tang San, Tang San gave Jixiang a ten-thousand-year-old ginseng king and taught him the Tang Sect's secret techniques. Stimulated by the immortal herb and Tang San's skills, Jixiang successfully awakened his soul power, and even reached the fifteenth level of the innate realm, which is somewhat outrageous.]

[Ji Xiang's innate soul power is likely inflated as well. Most of those fifteen levels come from immortal herbs; Tang San merely used a special method to unleash his hidden potential. But with only a Silver Needle Martial Soul, his innate soul power would definitely not be high.]

But so what? The rules of this world are just that strange. The higher one's innate soul power, the faster one's cultivation speed. So when Tang San saw Ji Xiang again later, his cultivation level surprised Tang San.

Tang San verbally asserted that the Tang Clan's secret techniques could not be leaked to outsiders, except to members of the Tang Clan, and he even told his own brothers the same thing. Yet, he could easily give away auspicious herbs and Tang Clan cultivation methods, among other things.

[It's true that Jixiang saved Tang San's life, but not to the point that Tang San would teach him martial arts techniques. Although Jixiang later became a member of the Tang Sect, I still find it strange that he taught her martial arts techniques first before joining the Tang Sect and later becoming its leader?]

However, this rule established by the Tang Sect afterward should have nothing to do with Ji Xiang. After all, he was Tang San's last disciple; it's impossible that he couldn't even distinguish between the Blue Silver Grass and the Blue Silver Emperor martial soul.

Women:

Dugu Yan looked at the contents of the diary, then glanced at her grandfather sitting opposite her, and felt a surge of anger.

The immortal herbs on Tang San's body were all obtained from his grandfather. Neither of them obtained an immortal herb to improve their talent and strength, so why can this Jixiang do so?

Just because he saved Tang San?

Stop being funny!

Dai Yichen could say that Jixiang had no soul power at all. Although he didn't know what had happened in between, how much of a life-saving grace could such a powerless person have for Tang San?

It's probably because other people are kind-hearted; otherwise, how could this have happened?

If that's the case, didn't her grandfather help Tang San enough in the original story?

Although she only knows about the Yin-Yang Well of Ice and Fire, Dai Yichen also mentioned in his diary that his grandfather followed Tang San and even participated in the final battle. During that long period of time, he must have helped Tang San a lot.

Because she was very clear about her grandfather's principles and valued gratitude highly, which is why he stayed in the Heaven Dou Empire and helped Prince Xue Xing, allowing Xue Beng to use his power for so long without explaining anything.

Her grandfather didn't care at all about what others thought of him.

In other words, she held the highest position in her grandfather's heart, and she even used the fact that she had a premonition in her dream that someone could solve their physical problems as a reason. Otherwise, her grandfather would not have been able to so easily take her away from the Heavenly Dou Empire.

After all, it was already incredible that she knew she was poisoned. Her grandfather had never told her this, which is why he believed the content of the precognitive dream. What if it was true?

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