。He has a broad perspective and excels in strategic thinking, surpassing his peers by far. 。Just like their little group, if the leader wasn't Tang Wulin, the overall combat power would drop by at lea...P.S. I'm providing an update for May Day, please don't rush to play after reading it, remember to cast a monthly vote first. 。From now on, during the 515 Fan Festival, you can enjoy double monthly tickets! There are other activities like receiving red envelopes, so be sure to check them out! Carefully putting the black vinewood box into his storage ring, Tang Wulin followed his father Tang Longkong back to their hotel by taxi with a pained expression. 。"After you go back, you're going to start absorbing those spirit beasts to enhance your bloodline, right" Wuchangkong asked Tang Wulin. 。"Well" 。Tang Wulin was still in pain. 。So much money! So much money! Breaking the seal is really expensive. 。The only thing that could comfort him now was the hope that this breakthrough would bring him a significant enough improvement. 。Otherwise, it would be all for nothing. 。Over the past three years, almost all of the Contribution Points and money earned from forging have been used to exchange for these four kinds of spirit objects. 。Otherwise, his contributions to the Tang Sect alone would be enough to exchange for the Ghost Shadow Concealing Steps, a highly coveted martial art of the Tang Sect. 。Besides the Crane Catching Dragon Subduing technique, Tang Sect's peerless skills also included the Grasping Hand and the Chaotic Wind Hammer Method. 。The former is used to enhance one's close-combat abilities, while the latter is used to assist in forging. 。It is said that the messy cloak hammer method was invented by a powerful family in ancient times. 。It seems that it is the family where Tang San, the founder of the Tang Sect, lived. 。called Haotian Sects coalescing from mist, their attacks taking on a near-physical form, dissipated upon contact with the golden light mist.Tremors, resonance, dragon's roar, and the laws originating from the Douluo Con...