Xifeng University. Tranquil Water Condensing Dew.
Tranquil Water Condensing Dew was a teahouse, a place where Xifeng University's president, Song Junhe, entertained guests and gathered friends for leisurely drinks.
Song Junhe was a great scholar of his age. Several of his renowned works had been passed down through the generations, and the Empire had entrusted him with the important task of selecting and nurturing talent for the nation. His reputation was illustrious, his status beyond words.
Most importantly, Song Junhe was a member of the Song family. The Song family was known as the "Imperial Library," producing generals and prime ministers in great numbers. The family also frequently formed marital ties with the royal house. Several queens of the Xifeng Empire had been women of the Song family, making them branches of the same tree as the Chu Clan's royal family, bound together as one.
There was even a saying whispered in private: The Song and Chu families shared the realm.
The Song family was ranked even above the royal Chu Clan. From this alone, one could see how deeply rooted and formidable the Song family truly was.
The current Right Chancellor, Gu Qinglin, who controlled Xifeng's affairs of state, was the Song family's son-in-law. The Lu family, Cui family, and several others vying for power were merely fighting over the position of Left Prime Minister. The chancellorship was forged in iron, while the Song family's people flowed through it like water; others could forget about laying hands on such an important post.
The Chu Clan also trusted the Song family immensely. With the Song family present, the Chu bloodline could continue, and the Chu Clan's throne could remain secure forever.
Xifeng University was the finest school in the Xifeng Empire. Many powerful clans and even the royal family sent