Chapter 177: Su Ming: Trinity Fusion Technique? No, That’s Not Right!

Bibi Dong's guess wasn't wrong—Su Ming indeed harbored the idea of using the influence of the Spirit Hall to help the commoners rise. He didn't expect everyone to awaken a spirit power-imbued spirit, but he hoped to provide more opportunities to make the system more equitable.

As for absolute fairness, Su Ming knew it was unattainable. Absolute fairness didn't exist in the world.

To achieve his goals, relying on the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Sect was impossible. After all, it was an aristocratic sect. Although Ning Fengzhi didn't look down on commoners and even offered aid sometimes, it was like trying to extinguish a blazing fire with a cup of water.

If many commoners started rising, the aristocracy and sects like Ning Fengzhi's would be affected.

So, Ning Fengzhi, even for Ning Rongrong's sake, wouldn't support Su Ming's plan to elevate commoners. Even if the sect didn't reject commoners outright, they would only support those with exceptional talent.

As for the other two sects, it was even less likely.

[In the end, Tang San was beaten mercilessly by Xiao Wu's Exploding Eight-Stage Throw, leaving him covered in blood. Though Xiao Wu held back a little, she didn't completely shatter his bones, just fractured them.]

[The final kick landed precisely on Tang San's back, and after that, his Eight Spider Lances suddenly went out of control. That was probably the trigger.]

[Everyone saw Tang San's Eight Spider Lances go berserk and quickly retreated out of their attack range, but… hahaha!]

[Yu Xiaogang, whether it's fate or bad luck, stood closest to Tang San because he was the most worried about him. Naturally, he became the unlucky one!]

At this point, Bibi Dong and Liu Erlong couldn't help but guess. Did Yu Xiaogang get too close and get hurt by the Eight Spider Lances? Poisoned, perhaps?

[Yu Xiaogang's strength was pathetic—only level 29. His spirit was unique, or rather, poorly configured. His two spirit rings did nothing to enhance him, and he hadn't used them in years. His reaction speed was terrible.]

[He got his 'area' sliced off by Tang San's berserk Eight Spider Lances—utterly disgusting! Both the two-centimeter chunk and the wound turned purple. Thankfully, Xiao Wu, Rongrong, and Zhuqing didn't come close, or it would have been even more embarrassing. They shouldn't have to see such a thing.]

[At the time, I regretted not capturing Yu Xiaogang's pitiful state on camera. But thinking about it now, why would I want to? Even I found it disgusting.]

The women sighed in relief. Good thing Su Ming didn't take a photo. Otherwise, what would they do? Look at it or not?

Looking at it would be inappropriate and disgusting. But not looking—what about the system rewards? They had been reading the diary every day. Missing one entry might affect the rewards.

At this moment, the system gave a prompt:

[Ding! Don't worry, everyone. Any indecent photos will be automatically blocked by this system!]

The women felt a sense of relief. Good job, system!

[Honestly, Yu Xiaogang's failure is his own doing. His spirit, Luo San Pao, actually contains the bloodline of a Golden Sacred Dragon—a top-tier spirit! It's just in its initial stage right now.]

[I've always felt that Yu Xiaogang couldn't handle such a powerful spirit, which is why his innate spirit power was only half a level when he awakened.]

[Having half a level of innate spirit power isn't the worst, especially with a spirit like that. With the right spirit rings, his spirit could evolve, accelerating his spirit power cultivation and overcoming the initial limitations.]

[But what I don't understand is that, even if Yu Xiaogang couldn't tell that Luo San Pao was the juvenile form of a Golden Sacred Dragon, he should have at least known that it carried a dragon bloodline. After all, he comes from the Blue Lightning Tyrant Dragon Clan!]

[The Blue Lightning Tyrant Dragon Clan's spirit is unique. They must absorb spirit rings from dragon-type beasts. But I'm sure Yu Xiaogang's two spirit rings aren't from dragon-types, otherwise why would his spirit only produce farts?]

[Had his two spirit rings been from dragon-types, Yu Xiaogang's strength wouldn't have stagnated at level 29. To unlock Luo San Pao's Golden Sacred Dragon bloodline, he needs to absorb dragon-type spirit rings. The purer the bloodline, the better!]

[It's a shame such a powerful spirit was wasted by Yu Xiaogang. If the Golden Sacred Dragon had sentience, it would probably feel deeply humiliated, being reduced to a spirit that only farts!]

[I also have a theory about this. The Golden Iron Triangle is famous for their Trinity Fusion Technique, which they're known for.]

[Their Trinity Fusion Technique, as fate would have it, results in the appearance of a Golden Sacred Dragon. This fusion technique was something Yu Xiaogang developed.]

[They used his Luo San Pao as the base for it, and he was quite proud, claiming that their Trinity Fusion was the only one on the continent, while most fusion techniques involve only two people.]

[A fusion involving three people naturally has greater power. But did Yu Xiaogang never question why it worked? Their spirits aren't even that closely related in nature, so how could such a fusion work? Isn't it suspicious?]

[I'm more inclined to believe that it was Liu Erlong's Fire Dragon spirit and Flender's Owl spirit that provided the necessary energy and physical form to momentarily evolve Luo San Pao into a Golden Sacred Dragon!]

The women mulled over Su Ming's theory, especially Liu Erlong, who had been part of the fusion. Su Ming's reasoning seemed quite plausible. Spirit compatibility was crucial for fusion techniques, but her Fire Dragon spirit and Yu Xiaogang's pig-like spirit didn't seem to share much in common.

Now that she thought about it, each time they performed the fusion, it didn't seem like their spirits were merging. Instead, it felt like Luo San Pao was evolving into a Golden Sacred Dragon, using her Fire Dragon as its body and Flender's Owl spirit to provide energy.

Liu Erlong wasn't sure about all the details, but Su Ming's analysis seemed to make a lot of sense!