What was the relationship between Tang San and Ah Yin?
Ah Yin was Tang San's mother. Ah Yin was a hundred thousand year Blue Silver Emperor. She had a son with Clear Sky Douluo Tang Hao, Tang San. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
Tang San and Ah Yin's relationship
Ah Yin was Tang San's mother. Ah Yin had re-cultivated her human form for a hundred thousand year Blue Silver Emperor, and she and Tang Hao fell in love and gave birth to Tang San. Even though Ah Yin had sacrificed herself to death, she eventually recovered her strength and transformed again, reuniting with her family. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
Tang San finally resurrected Ah Yin.
Yes, Tang San finally resurrected Ah Yin. Before reviving Ah Yin, Tang San had already succeeded in reviving Xiao Wu, and in this process he had an even deeper understanding of spirits. At the same time, the Spirit Hall Spirit Masters 'coveting of the herbs near the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well also prompted Tang San to resurrect his mother ahead of time. Ah Yin's soul wasn't affected after the sacrifice, and her resurrection didn't need to be as complicated as reviving Xiao Wu, only sufficient energy was needed. After Tang San replenished his spirit ring, the Blue Silver Emperor's ability recovered, and the Blue Silver Domain evolved into the form of rivers running into the sea, able to transform the Blue Silver Grass life force within the domain into energy needed by the Blue Silver Emperor. Moreover, the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well's environment could accelerate the growth of the Blue Silver Emperor, and the Seagod's Light could also provide gentle energy to ensure the resurrection process proceeded smoothly. In the animation, Tang San used the Seagod Blue Silver Domain (the combined domain of Seagod's power and Blue Silver Domain), which could convert large amounts of blue silver energy in a short time, easily reviving Ah Yin. Compared to the original work, the animation had some modifications, such as reversing the order of "resurrecting Ah Yin" and "hunting spirit beasts", and in the animation Tang San could resurrect Ah Yin in one go, while in the original work Tang San could resurrect in five times. This was because the animation took into account Tang San's spirit power level. In the animation setting, Tang San's spirit power reached level 92.5, and he was more capable of completing Ah Yin's resurrection in one go than the original 91, making the plot even more reasonable. "What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
The process of Tang San reviving Ah Yin
The process of Tang San reviving Ah Yin was as follows: First of all, A Yin left behind a seed after sacrificing herself. Tang Hao planted the seed in Star Dou Great Forest and it germinated. This was equivalent to A Yin cultivating again after expending a hundred thousand years of cultivation. Later Tang San transplanted Ah Yin near the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, the environment there could make plants grow thousands of times faster, and Ah Yin grew very quickly, very quickly having several hundred years of cultivation. When reviving Ah Yin, Tang San used the Blue Silver Domain to evolve to its final form-All Rivers Run Into The Sea. This ability could transform all the Blue Silver Grass life force within the domain into the energy needed by the Blue Silver Emperor. At the same time, the special environment of the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well could accelerate the growth of the Blue Silver Emperor, and with the gentle energy of the Seagod's Light as a guarantee, Tang San wouldn't endanger the lives of the Blue Silver Emperor people in the process of reviving his mother. Tang San absorbed the life force of the other Blue Silver Grass to hasten Ah Yin's maturity, greatly shortening her hundred thousand year time limit, and finally reviving her. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
Did Tang San resurrect Ah Yin?
Yes, Tang San resurrected Ah Yin. After Tang San finished replenishing his spirit rings, the Blue Silver Emperor's ability was restored, and the Blue Silver Domain also evolved to its final form-All Rivers Run Into the Sea. He used All Rivers Run Into the Sea to transform all the Blue Silver Grass life force within the domain into the energy needed by the Blue Silver Emperor, and added the Seagod's Light as a guarantee, under the unique environment of the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, he revived Ah Yin. In the animation, Tang San used the new domain "Seagod Blue Silver Domain"(the domain formed after the combination of Seagod's power and Blue Silver Domain) to revive A Yin, which could convert large amounts of blue silver energy in a very short time, allowing A Yin to easily revive. "What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
How did Tang San resurrect Ah Yin?
In the animation, Tang San used the new domain "Seagod Blue Silver Domain" to resurrect Ah Yin. This domain was formed by the combination of Seagod's power and Blue Silver Domain, and could transform large amounts of blue silver energy in a short time to easily resurrect Ah Yin. In the original novel, the process of reviving Ah Yin was even more complicated. First he needed to borrow the Blue Silver Domain's final upgraded version,"All Rivers Run Into the Sea," and at the same time also needed the Seagod's Light, large amounts of Blue Silver Grass, Tang San's own spirit power and mental strength, etc. This process required Tang San to do it five times. After the first infusion of energy into A Yin, A Yin's body grew tenfold, and in the following ten days, Tang San divided it into four more. This energy was all transferred by pure Blue Silver Grass, and A Yin absorbed it without any pain. Ah Yin was different from Xiao Wu, she was a plant spirit beast, growing from a seed into a towering tree, then turning into a cocoon, resurrecting from the cocoon. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
How did Tang San resurrect Ah Yin?
In the animation, Tang San used the new domain "Seagod Blue Silver Domain" to resurrect Ah Yin. This domain was formed by the combination of Seagod's power and Blue Silver Domain, and could convert large amounts of blue silver energy in a short time, thus easily resurrecting Ah Yin. In the original novel, the process of reviving Ah Yin was more complicated and difficult. First he needed to borrow the upgraded version of the Blue Silver Domain,"All Rivers Run Into the Sea." After Tang San reached the Title Douluo level, his domain had a significant improvement. Besides consuming Tang San's own energy, he still needed large amounts of Blue Silver Grass to transmit power, and at the same time the Seagod's Light was still an essential element, Tang San himself also had to contribute spirit power and mental strength. The entire resurrection process needed to be carried out in five times. The first time he poured energy into Ah Yin's body, it increased tenfold, and in the next ten days Tang San poured pure blue silver grass energy into Ah Yin four more times, which Ah Yin absorbed without pain. In addition, the Sea God's Trident acted as a medium during the resurrection process. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
Tang San Revives Ah Yin Complete Version
The process of Tang San reviving Ah Yin was as follows: When Ah Yin had sacrificed herself, she had left behind a seed. Tang Hao had planted the seed in Star Dou Great Forest and it had germinated. This was equivalent to Ah Yin expending a hundred thousand years of cultivation to cultivate anew. After Tang San transplanted Ah Yin near the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, her growth speed was extremely fast, and she very quickly had several hundred years of cultivation. With Xiao Wu's help, Tang San's action of replenishing the spirit rings went smoothly. In just three days after leaving the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, he replenished the five missing spirit rings of the Blue Silver Grass, and even added two spirit rings to the Clear Sky Hammer. And Xiao Wu also killed a sixty thousand year cultivation Three Eyed Demon Fox, obtaining the Charm Skull Bone and breaking through to the seventy sixth rank in spirit power. Afterwards, Spirit Hall's Spirit Masters began to have ideas about the herbs near the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, and adding on Tang San's deeper understanding of spirits after successfully resurrecting Xiao Wu, these factors prompted Tang San to decide to resurrect his mother ahead of time. Ah Yin's sacrifice only destroyed her flesh, her soul was unaffected, so her resurrection didn't need to be as troublesome as Xiao Wu's, she only needed to prepare sufficient energy. After Tang San finished replenishing his spirit rings, the Blue Silver Emperor's ability was restored, and the Blue Silver Domain also evolved to its final form-All Rivers Run Into The Sea. This form could transform all the Blue Silver Grass life force within the domain into energy needed by the Blue Silver Emperor. At the same time, the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well's unique environment could accelerate the growth of the Blue Silver Emperor, and with the Seagod's Light as a guarantee, Tang San's resurrection of Ah Yin was relatively smooth. Very soon, the Bluesilver Grass evolved into a ten-thousand-year cultivation Bluesilver Tree due to absorbing sufficient energy. As the energy increased, the Bluesilver Tree continuously sprouted branches and sprouted leaves. In the animation, Tang San used the new domain "Seagod Blue Silver Domain"(the domain formed after the combination of Seagod's power and Blue Silver Domain), which could convert large amounts of blue silver energy in a short time, thus easily reviving Ah Yin. In the original work, reviving Ah Yin was more difficult, even more troublesome than reviving Xiao Wu. It required Tang San to do it in five separate sessions, because Tang San's own spirit power, mental strength, etc. weren't enough to revive Ah Yin in one go. Ah Yin had to grow from a seed into a towering tree, then turn into a cocoon, resurrecting from the cocoon. But the animation was adapted, because Tang San's spirit power reached rank 92.5 (after reviving Xiao Wu his spirit power reached rank 91, afterwards absorbing some spirit beast spirit rings to raise it to rank 92.5), 1.5 more spirit power than before, so in the animation Tang San could revive Ah Yin in one go, and moreover the animation reversed the order of reviving Ah Yin and hunting spirit beasts in the original work, first hunting spirit beasts then reviving Ah Yin, this kind of change made the plot even more reasonable. "What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
The process of Tang San reviving Ah Yin on Douluo Continent
In the novel's original work, Tang San's resurrection of Ah Yin was rather difficult, even more troublesome than reviving Xiao Wu. Ah Yin was a plant soul beast. Resurrecting her required starting from scratch, growing from a seed into a towering tree, then turning into a cocoon, and then resurrecting from the cocoon. This process required Tang San to transfer energy many times, specifically in five times. After the first infusion of energy into A Yin, her body grew tenfold. In the following ten days, Tang San divided the energy into four more. This energy was transmitted by pure blue silver grass, and when A Yin absorbed it she didn't feel pain. Besides consuming Tang San's own energy, reviving Ah Yin also required a large amount of Blue Silver Grass to transmit power. At the same time the Seagod's Light was necessary, and Tang San himself also had to contribute spirit power and mental strength, etc. The process of transmitting energy was enormous for Tang San. In the animation, the process of reviving Ah Yin was different. Tang San used the new domain "Seagod Blue Silver Domain" to resurrect Ah Yin. This was a domain formed after the combination of Seagod's power and Blue Silver Domain, able to convert large amounts of blue silver energy in a very short time, making Ah Yin's resurrection much easier. The animation reversed the steps of reviving Ah Yin and hunting spirit beasts in the original work, letting Tang San, whose spirit power had reached level 92.5, revive Ah Yin in one go. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
Tang San takes Xiao Wu to see Ah Yin
After Tang San took Xiao Wu to see Ah Yin in Heaven Dou Palace, Tang San and the others were instructed by Grandmaster to go to Seagod Island to cultivate. Tang San took Xiao Wu to the spirit beast forest where Tang Hao and Ah Yin were, and requested to be engaged under Tang Hao and Ah Yin's witness. Ah Yin joyfully used Blue Silver Grass to make a wedding ring for Tang San and Xiao Wu. Right now Xiao Wu's soul temporarily returned to her main body to kowtow to her parents-in-law. " What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!
In which episode did Tang San see Ah Yin?
In Douluo Continent episode 112, Tang San saw Ah Yin (in phantom form) twice in the process of awakening Blue Silver Emperor. Once during the awakening process, A Yin looked kindly at the young Tang San, and once at the last moment of awakening, A Yin appeared outside the blue silver ball with her enormous body looking at Tang San. In the trailer for episode 121, Tang San went to find Tang Hao after meeting Tang Hao's requirements, and Tang Hao might take him to visit Ah Yin. After episode 123, Tang San settled the matter of the Clear Sky School, so he should also have a chance to see Ah Yin. "What's Twin Martial Souls? I Have Five Martial Souls" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!