Legend of the Dragon King.

Summary

Tang Wu Lin, a nine-year-old forging apprentice, arrives at a meeting with his teacher Mang Tian and the president Mu Chen, still in his work clothes. Mang Tian expresses concern for Wu Lin's health and acknowledges his talent in forging, noting that he has laid a solid foundation for him. However, Mang Tian reveals his limitations as a teacher and suggests that Wu Lin should learn from Mu Chen, who is a more advanced craftsman. Wu Lin, feeling a deep connection to Mang Tian, kneels and pleads not to be abandoned. Mu Chen reassures him that having two teachers is acceptable, countering the traditional view that a disciple can only have one. Eventually, Wu Lin accepts Mu Chen as his teacher, and the atmosphere lightens. Mu Chen emphasizes the importance of improving Wu Lin's soul power alongside his forging skills, explaining that soul power is crucial for reaching higher levels in the profession. He outlines a plan for Wu Lin's training, including weekly lessons and resources from the association, with the goal of achieving spiritual refinement before turning twenty and soul forging by thirty.

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