Tang 3's innate full soul power is watery, and innate deficiencies will also have an

Chapter 21: Tang San's innate full soul power is not moist; will innate deficiencies also have an impact?

When Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue saw the words "Asura God King," their expressions turned solemn, and they fell into deep thought. One of them had been undergoing the Rakshasa God Trial for many years, and the other had been chosen by the Angel God. Both of them knew that gods existed in this world.

However, they did not know much about the hierarchy of gods. The information they received was very simple: the Rakshasa god who governs all evil thoughts in the world, and the angel god who governs light.

The system's description of the Asura God was that he was an enforcer and a god-king, which clearly indicated that the Asura God held a high position in the god realm and possessed considerable strength.

Both of them looked slightly grim. Did this mean they would never be able to attack Tang San? That didn't seem realistic.

However, the system's warning temporarily dissuaded them from trying to extract Tang San's martial arts techniques; the risk was too great and not worth it.

However, I personally don't quite agree with this statement. First, let's analyze Tang San's two spirit souls. The Clear Sky Hammer is a recognized top-tier spirit soul, and its potential can indeed reach the tenth level of the Innate Realm, but the probability is extremely low. Otherwise, the Clear Sky Sect would have already produced a bunch of geniuses with full Innate Soul Power, and they wouldn't have been forced to close their mountain gates due to the pressure from the Spirit Hall after what happened back then.

As the ruler of the Blue Silver Clan, and with Ah Yin being a 100,000-year-old soul beast, her transformed form would undoubtedly possess innate level ten soul power. This means the Blue Silver Emperor's martial soul potential is also innate level ten.

[But here's the crucial point: Tang San's primary spirit isn't the Blue Silver Emperor, but merely Blue Silver Grass with the Blue Silver Emperor's bloodline. While this Blue Silver Grass spirit is of higher quality than ordinary Blue Silver Grass, it definitely doesn't possess the same potential as the Blue Silver Emperor spirit.]

If I really had to give a figure, its potential ceiling would probably be around level six or seven. Compared to the Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul, which doesn't even have level one innate soul power, that's already quite exaggerated.

One of the conditions for a Soul Master to possess twin Martial Souls is that the two Martial Souls must be of similar quality. Therefore, Tang San's Clear Sky Hammer needs to be of similar quality to his Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul. In other words, under ideal circumstances, Tang San's innate Soul Power is at most level six or seven.

However, if it's only level six or seven, it's still less than three levels away from the innate full soul power. Tang San cultivated for about two years before reaching the first level of the Xuan Tian Gong, which is only three levels of soul power in two years. That's rather slow.

The women felt that Dai Yichen wasn't really writing a diary anymore, but rather that he was getting carried away and couldn't hold back his feelings, so he recorded it in his diary as a way to vent and receive rewards from the system.

They didn't think there was anything wrong with it. Dai Yichen had said at the beginning that he used to hate writing in his diary because his life hadn't changed much, so he would just write down whatever came to mind. But this was exactly the kind of behavior they wanted to see!

They can not only watch the drama unfold, but also receive rewards. Most importantly, they can learn in advance about some events happening on the mainland, as well as future changes in the situation.

To be fair, cultivating to level three soul power in two years is really a bit slow, unless Tang San's true innate soul power is even lower! And Dai Yichen's next sentence confirmed their thoughts.

Therefore, it's obvious that Tang San's innate soul power couldn't be level six or seven; it must be lower. And considering the quality of the Clear Sky Hammer and his parents' talent, Tang San's innate soul power, even at its lowest, couldn't be lower than level five.

[And most importantly, Tang San grew up in extreme poverty under Tang Hao's care. It was only because Tang Hao occasionally forged blacksmiths to sell for a little money in the village, and because of Old Jack's concern and charity, that Tang San survived to the point of being able to walk.]

After Tang San could walk and perform simple actions, he had to start taking care of Tang Hao's daily needs. Given this environment, Tang San was bound to suffer from malnutrition as a child, making his entire body very fragile.

[In my estimation, this would also affect the upper limit of innate soul power to some extent. The Xuan Tian Gong, during its cultivation, would nourish and repair the meridians within the body. In addition, Tang San had cultivated Tang Sect's unique techniques to forge his physique from a young age. Otherwise, under those circumstances, I feel it's questionable whether Tang San's innate soul power would even reach level two or three.]

Can malnutrition in childhood affect one's innate soul power?

This is the first time they've heard of this theory. What's the basis for it?

Although they were puzzled, it seemed that only this one possibility could explain why Tang San needed two years of cultivation to raise his soul power to level ten.

Bibi Dong, as the first person to propose the theory, also pondered this novel theory carefully. Since Dai Yichen said so, there must be a relevant source. Could there be some parts that she missed?

Bibi Dong is now in a brainstorming session, searching through her existing knowledge to try and find arguments, but she has failed.

However, this is quite normal, since Dai Yichen's only argument for saying this is not in this timeline, but ten thousand years later!

Huo Yuhao is a living example of this: his father is the White Tiger Duke, and his mother is an ordinary commoner without soul power.

According to the theory of martial soul inheritance, Huo Yuhao should have inherited his father's White Tiger martial soul, and the innate soul power of the White Tiger martial soul cannot be low.

But an unexpected event occurred: Huo Yuhao awakened the White Tiger Eye, the Spirit Eye Martial Soul. Even so, it was an extremely rare Spirit-type Eye Martial Soul, but his innate soul power was only a pitiful level one!

This is utterly outrageous.

According to the later teachings of the Body Sect, the more crucial the awakened Body Martial Soul is, the higher its innate soul power will be.

The eyes are one of the key parts of the body, which contradicts the theory of the Body Sect.

Of course, there are always exceptions, but Huo Yuhao is not one of them.

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The Spirit Eye Martial Soul evolved from the White Tiger Martial Soul. As a top-tier Martial Soul, the Spirit Eye Martial Soul, which evolved from the White Tiger Martial Soul, could not possibly be that weak. Everything has a lower limit.

Under normal circumstances, the lower limit of the innate soul power of the Spirit Eye Martial Soul would not be level one, unless there are unexpected circumstances.

Huo Yuhao was an exception. Due to his environment, he was born with physical deficiencies and malnutrition. This condition was only gradually alleviated after he obtained the Xuan Tian Gong.

Tang San's situation when he was a child was actually similar to Huo Yuhao's. His physical body died due to the impact of the battle. Even if there were no external injuries on his body, he probably had internal injuries. In addition, he was malnourished. Therefore, Dai Yichen had reason to speculate that Tang San's innate soul power might be a little lower than he thought.

(End of this chapter)