Douluo Continent: Another card bug? The Hanhai Qiankun Hood was sacrificed and reduced to a pillar repair accelerator
In the first two episodes, the adapted version of the Douluo Continent comic has been stuck with a bug, that is, Ning Rongrong and Oscar's double martial soul fusion technique, which can actually break the rules of physics and repair the Pillar Stone. Now that the comic has once again made a bug, Tang San actually "sacrificed" the Hanhai Qiankun Cover and threw it away to repair the Pillar Stone, which can actually become an accelerator for repairing the Pillar Stone.
In the original novel of the Douluo Continent, the "Hanhai Qiankun Cover" first appeared in the royal family of the Tiandou Empire, and later Tang San rescued the Snow Night Emperor of the Tiandou Empire, and this object was given to Tang San as a reward. The Hanhai Qiankun Cover, formerly known as the Heart of the Sea God, is the relic of the sea god's divine inheritance left in the mortal world, which still has a remnant of the sea god's thoughts, and its role is quite large, and it has helped Tang San through the difficulties many times.
The "Hanhai Qiankun Hood" has a total of four skills: 1. The Hanhai Talisman can be invisible; 2. The Qiankun Fixing God Hood can fix the soul master who is less than 3 times the spiritual strength of the caster; 3. The furious waves of the angry sea, releasing the energy of the sea god's residual thoughts, have the power to overwhelm the mountains and the sea; 4. Qiankun breaks the demon, which can suppress and reduce the enemy's strength realm.
Therefore, such a practical Hanhai Qiankun Cover was abandoned by Tang San and used as an accelerator for repairing the Sacred Pillar Stone? I don't understand very well, I believe that the comic friends who are reading this article are also full of confusion, right? And Poseidon asked Tang San to complete his mission, is that what he meant? Shouldn't Tang San's mission be to kill Bibi Dong?
Also, listening to Bibi Dong's tone, it was said that Tang San had "sacrificed" the most precious treasure, and there was a sense that he could not get it back, or that it would be gone when he ran out. Didn't Tang San still rely on it to inherit the position of the Sea God, this comic was changed, and I couldn't do it. What logic do you think is this? Feel free to express your opinions in the comments section and tell your guesses.