If Lei Ying and Yao Dan were curious about Xiao Zhan, then Gu Yuan was completely astonished by him. In the original work, when Gu Yuan met Xiao Yan, he had said something like this: "I held you when you were just born."
Why had they met?
It was probably because of the Ancient Covenant. Whenever the legitimate sons of the clan leaders of both sides were born, they would visit each other to offer congratulations.
Of course, the already declining Xiao Tribe had neither the opportunity nor the means to visit the Ancient Clan and see the newly born Xun'er.
Yet Gu Yuan had insisted on going to the Jia Ma Empire to visit Xiao Zhan's children. Who could have known that Xiao Zhan would have three sons in a row? Gu Yuan ended up making three consecutive trips.
Therefore, Gu Yuan had met Xiao Zhan, the Clan Leader of the Xiao Tribe at the time, several times.
Because Gu Yuan had met Xiao Zhan before, he was even more astonished.
What had Xiao Zhan been like in his memories?
In terms of cultivation, he had been a Da Dou Shi... emmmm.
In terms of bearing, he had been decent enough, with a bit of boldness and the responsibility expected of a family head.
But overall, even though he had been the Clan Leader of the Xiao Tribe, he had still carried that petty, provincial air of someone who had lived for too long in a remote corner of the Northwest Continent.
To put it simply, he had been uncouth and ignorant, the very image of a rustic country tycoon.
After Gu Yuan returned to the Ancient Clan, the Council of Elders had asked him, "What is the current Clan Leader of the Xiao Tribe like?" Gu Yuan had