Douluo: Modify the memory, all the goddesses are chasing me

When he heard Old Jack's words, Tang San couldn't help but his face suddenly stiffened, and he felt very angry inside.

I just saved your lives. Without me, you would all have starved to death. For me, the savior, how dare you, old Jack, scold me!

Do you still think I am Tang San when he was a child?

I am no longer the Tang San I was when I was a child. I am now a noble titled Douluo, even more powerful than the Soul Saint you were always proud of when you were a child!

Maybe it's because his origins in his past and present lives were all very humble.

In his previous life, Tang San was an orphan adopted by the Tang Sect, and he was also the lowest-ranking outer disciple of the Tang Sect. In this life, Tang San was born as a commoner, and he didn't even have enough to eat when he was a child.

This made Tang San particularly sensitive to identity and status.

In the novel, when he was six years old, Tang San was very polite and grateful to the village elder Jack because he was still a commoner. He also wanted to kill the concierge because he offended Old Jack.

But after becoming a god, Tang San returned to Holy Soul Village again.

Although on the surface, Tang San might still call him Old Jack, Grandpa Jack.

But because he was already the God of the Sea and King Lan Hao of the Tiandou Empire, Tang San basically lost all gratitude to Old Jack.

This King Lan Hao, who had become the God of the Sea and the Tiandou Empire from Tang San, could obviously easily change the fate of Old Jack's family and even the Holy Soul Village.

But in the end, the ending of Holy Soul Village was just a change of name, from Holy Soul Village to Divine Soul Village.

Old Jack's family are still civilians, and Old Jack is still the village chief.

This can already be seen that compared to his gratitude to Old Jack when he was a child, Tang San's attitude towards Old Jack has changed drastically after becoming a god, and he has no intention of repaying Old Jack.

Among them, there was a change in identity, and there was also the reason why after discovering Tang Hao's identity, he felt that Old Jack's kindness was not that great anymore and was not worthy of his repayment.

From this point of view, we may not be able to see that Tang San was sensitive to identity and status, and liked to watch other people's dishes in real time.

But from the novel, the change in Tang San's attitude towards the Haotian Sect can be clearly seen.

The first time he boarded the Haotian Sect, when he was still weak, Tang San came to the Haotian Sect to atone for his sins on behalf of his father. He was very respectful and said that his father was wrong!

But the second time, after possessing enough strength, Tang San ascended the Haotian Sect again, and the statement became that his father was right!

And for the third time, after returning from Poseidon, Tang San once again boarded the Haotian Sect, not only saying that his father was right, but also sweeping the Haotian Sect to vindicate Tang Hao and make the Haotian Sect admit his mistakes.

From these three changes in attitude, it can be clearly seen that as Tang San's strength, identity and status change, his thoughts and ideas will continue to change.

Tang San would have a respectful attitude and heartfelt respect for those who surpassed him in strength, identity and status.

But once his strength, identity and status surpass yours, even if he still remains respectful to you on the surface, in reality, Tang San has already looked down on you, even if you are kind to him.

This can also be seen from Bai Chenxiang's ending.

Tang San was able to subdue Yang Wudi, but Bai He spent a lot of money and gave Tang San the crystal blood dragon ginseng, the elixir second only to the fairy grass.

But in the end!

Tang San could obviously agree to Ma Hongjun's request and take Bai Chenxiang to the God Realm.

You know, whether it's Bai He's kindness to Tang San, or the relationship between Bai Chenxiang and Tang San's cousins, plus the brotherly relationship between Ma Hongjun and Tang San.

As long as Tang San was truly affectionate and righteous, and a person who repaid his kindness, he should bring Bai Chenxiang to the God Realm.

But in the end, Tang San found an excuse and refused because it violated the rules of the God Realm.

But ten thousand years later, Huo Yuhao has not yet become a god, and Tang San can bring Huo Yuhao's mother's soul to the divine world. Doesn't this violate the rules?

In the final analysis, although on the surface he always presented an image of respecting his teachers, being affectionate and righteous, in fact, Tang San was a hypocritical and selfish cold-blooded person.

When he was a child, Tang San was very grateful and grateful to Old Jack for helping him survive.

But now, after becoming a noble titled Douluo.

Because his identity and status were completely different from those of Old Jack, after knowing that Tang Hao was actually a Titled Douluo, Tang San felt that without Old Jack's support, he would definitely not have starved to death.

So, of course, Tang San no longer felt that Old Jack's help and life-saving grace for him, and he only regarded it as an ordinary small favor.

Because of this small favor, if Tang San saw it, he would definitely not allow anyone to bully Old Jack, and would also help Holy Soul Village drive away the Star Luo Empire's food collection team.

But he didn't expect Old Jack to be so ignorant of himself. He dared to scold himself for his savior, which made Tang San very angry. However, no matter how annoyed and angry he was in his heart, Tang San's habit of pretending he had developed from his previous life in the Tang Sect was still not broken, and his face was still lifeless. He just explained to Old Jack with some sadness and helplessness.

It was Wuhundian that killed his father Tang Hao and his grandfather Zeng. He could only choose to side with the Star Luo Empire to avenge his father and grandpa Zeng.

Knowing that Tang San actually had a grudge against Wuhundian for killing his father and grandpa Zeng, Old Jack couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

Although he felt that Tang San still shouldn't betray the country, he didn't expect Wuhun Palace to kill Tang Hao and Tang San's Grandpa Zeng. There was nothing he could do about it, and Tang San couldn't be blamed.

But after learning from Tang San that Tang Hao was actually a Titled Douluo, Old Jack couldn't help but mutter in his heart.

I didn't expect that Tang Hao, an alcoholic, would actually be a titled Douluo. A person is really beyond his appearance. It's no wonder that a genius like Xiao San with innate soul power can emerge from our Holy Soul Village!

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The entrance of Holy Soul Village.

After asking Old Jack and other villagers to take all the food back, Tang San also left the village and returned to the blacksmith shop where he lived with Tang Hao when he was a child.

But after so many years, the blacksmith shop has long been dilapidated.

But Tang San still stepped forward and pushed open the door of the blacksmith shop.

After entering the blacksmith shop, although the blacksmith shop was very shabby, with dust and cobwebs everywhere, the general furnishings remained unchanged, which reminded Tang San of the days when he lived with his father Tang Hao when he was a child.

Even though his father, Tang Hao, was drunk every day, as an orphan in his previous life, he was still extremely excited and happy to finally have a father. He also respected his father from the bottom of his heart, was grateful to him, and took care of him.

Thinking of the past with his father Tang Hao when he was a child, Tang San took a deep breath and made up his mind.

He wants to use the blood-devouring ability of the Shura Demonic Sword to help him break through the Limit Douluo, so that he can inherit the throne of Shura and personally avenge his father and grandpa Zeng!

Although doing so was taking the path of magic, it was somewhat in conflict with the code of conduct taught to him by the Tang Sect.

But from today's encounter with Old Jack, Tang San already understood that civilians like Old Jack didn't understand anything at all.

Even if he embarks on the path of magic.

But as long as he becomes the Shura God, together with the six great priests and the gods Yu Tianheng and Feng Xiaotian, he will lead the anti-Martial Soul Palace camp headed by the Star Luo Empire to victory!

The winner is the king and the loser is the enemy!

Even if he is a demon, he can still become a hero!

Anyway, in the final analysis, Tang San didn't originally think that the blood-devouring ability of the Shura Demon Sword was bad, and his hesitation was never about whether to use the Shura Demon Sword.

But if you use the blood-eating ability of the Shura Demon Sword, that goes against what the Tang Sect teaches. No matter what you think in your heart or what you do in practice, you must pretend to have respect for teachers, respect for love, and keep promises, and know how to do it on the surface. The code of conduct for people with good qualities such as repaying kindness and repaying kindness.

Tang San felt that this would destroy his disguised image and turn him into a demonic person.

I don’t know if this is good or bad, or whether it’s worth it.

As for killing people and then cultivating with the help of blood, Tang San didn't take it seriously and didn't think it was a problem.

Because Tang San's three views were never correct.

Otherwise, in the novel, during the later war, Tang San would not allow Dugu Bo to massacre the city.

But it's normal, because Tang San, as the protagonist, didn't show a specific attitude towards Dugu Bo's massacre of the city, but Tang Hao and Master Yu Xiaogang were extremely supportive and happy.

Tang San was Tang Hao's son and Yu Xiaogang's disciple.

With the teachings of Tang Hao and Yu Xiaogang, plus Tang San's experience as an outer disciple of the evil sect Tang Sect in his previous life, Tang San was definitely better than his master!

This can be regarded as not being a family, not entering the same house! (End of chapter)