Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Wang Clan (王家) |
| Alias(es) | Jia Ma Imperial City Wang Clan |
| Affiliation | Formerly an affiliated clan of the Xiao Clan; later supported by Wang Chen |
| Occupation/Role | Cultivation clan based in Jia Ma Imperial City |
| Status | Active; rebuilt under Wang Lin and developed into one of Jia Ma Imperial City's foremost clans 269 270 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 144 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Da Dou Shi family → Dou Ling family | 144 | With the Xiao Clan as patron, the clan's old patriarch broke through to Dou Ling, establishing the family in Jia Ma Imperial City. |
| Wang Lin: Dou Shi Peak | 147 | Wang Chen restored Wang Lin's destroyed dantian and meridians, returning him from crippled status to peak Dou Shi. |
| Wang Lin: Four-Star Da Dou Shi | 148 | Wang Lin refined pills supplied by Wang Chen; his ability to absorb medicinal power without pill poison enabled rapid advancement. |
| Three senior experts: Dou Huang | 218 | Before cooperating with Wang Chen, the clan retained a 3-Star Dou Huang patriarch, 5-Star Dou Huang Supreme Elder, and 4-Star Dou Huang Great Elder. |
| Three senior experts: +2 stars each | 221 | Imperial Extreme Pills raised the three Dou Huang leaders by two stars before the assault on the Zhang Clan. |
| Supreme Elder: Eight-Star Dou Zong; Great Elder: Seven-Star Dou Zong | 225 | The two elders advanced through Wang Chen's eighth-tier medicinal pills, at the cost of making a future Dou Zun breakthrough nearly impossible. |
| Wang Lin: Dou Zun | 269 | Within several years, Wang Lin became a Dou Zun and the strongest expert in the Jia Ma Empire, though he kept this realm private. |
History
Rise through the Xiao Clan
The Wang Clan began as a small, remote Da Dou Shi family. Wang Gang, a member of a distant collateral branch who received no clan resources, left to seek opportunities. After meeting Xiao Ya in the Magical Beast Mountain Range and joining the Xiao Clan through her, he became the crucial link behind the Wang Clan's rise. 147
The Wang Clan's direct line later approached Wang Gang to establish ties with the Xiao Clan. The former Xiao Clan patriarch accepted the Wang Clan as an affiliate out of consideration for Wang Gang, allowing it to establish itself in Jia Ma Imperial City. With this support, its old patriarch broke through to Dou Ling. 144 147
During this period, collateral branches benefited alongside the direct line and held resources and influence comparable to it. 145 147
Betrayal and Internal Suppression
After the Xiao Clan's old patriarch died and the clan fell into decline, the Wang Clan seized Xiao Clan resources rather than repaying its patron's support. 144
The direct line viewed the increasingly powerful collateral branches as a threat to its authority. Wang Po, identified as the old patriarch encountered by Wang Chen, admitted that he led direct-line experts in ambushing and killing Wang Gang; the direct line then suppressed the collateral branches and reclaimed their resources. 150
Branch members who had prospered through Wang Gang were particularly targeted. Wang Lin's dantian and meridians were destroyed, leaving him crippled and living with his daughter in a dilapidated residence within the clan grounds. 145 147
Wang Chen's Investigation and Reorganization
Wang Chen investigated the clan because of its betrayal of the Xiao Clan and its connection to his father's death. Following Wang Lin's information, he discovered Wang Po operating a hidden Blood Pool beneath the clan grounds, with captives being drained of blood. 144 149
Wang Po confessed to organizing Wang Gang's murder for the direct line's control over the clan. Wang Chen executed Wang Po and the other identified culprits, freed the Blood Pool captives, and honored his promise not to harm uninvolved members. 150
Wang Chen then placed Wang Lin in charge of reorganizing the clan, providing a Dou Zong-level Heavenly Demon Puppet to deter resistance. Wang Lin purged those who had persecuted the collateral branches and incorporated the remaining members and new branch families. 150 151
Later Development
Wang Lin continued cultivating with Wang Chen's resources and governed the rebuilt clan. Its members recognized Wang Chen as their principal benefactor and were ordered to immediately report his arrival. 158 196
By the time Wang Chen returned years later, the clan had grown to more than a thousand personnel. Wang Lin's public strength alone made it one of Jia Ma Imperial City's leading clans, second only to the Jia Ma Imperial Clan and the Mite'er Family. 269 270
Organization
| Position / Group | Known Details |
|---|---|
| Clan Head | Wang Lin, a former collateral-branch member restored and elevated by Wang Chen 150 269 |
| Former Old Patriarch | Wang Po, who led the direct line's plot against Wang Gang; executed by Wang Chen 150 |
| Direct Line | Formerly monopolized clan resources and persecuted collateral branches after the Xiao Clan's decline 145 147 |
| Collateral Branches | Once shared equal standing due to Wang Gang's connection to the Xiao Clan; later restored to the clan after Wang Lin's purge 145 150 |
Headquarters
- The clan's Jia Ma Imperial City headquarters expanded substantially after it profited from the Xiao Clan's decline, becoming larger than the Xiao Clan's Wutan City compound. 144
- Under the former direct line, branch members could be confined to severely dilapidated housing despite the clan's broader wealth. 145
- A concealed mountain area within the headquarters housed Wang Po's Blood Pool and imprisoned blood-drained captives. 149
- In its later period, the expanded headquarters enforced strict etiquette: Wang Chen's token held the highest authority and was treated as equivalent to the clan head's presence. 269
Relationships
- Wang Chen — Descendant of Wang Gang and the clan's principal benefactor after its reorganization; he entrusted Wang Lin with rebuilding the family and continued supplying resources. 150 158 196
- Wang Gang — Former distant collateral-branch member whose connection to the Xiao Clan enabled the Wang Clan's rise; murdered by the direct line led by Wang Po. 147 150
- Xiao Clan — Former patron clan whose support established the Wang Clan in Jia Ma Imperial City; later betrayed when the Xiao Clan declined. 144 147
- Wang Lin — Former oppressed branch member, Wang Chen's uncle, and the clan's post-purge head. 145 150 269
- Wang Po — Former old patriarch responsible for Wang Gang's ambush and the suppression of collateral branches; killed by Wang Chen. 150
- Mite'er Family and Jia Ma Imperial Clan — The rebuilt Wang Clan developed close ties with both factions through Wang Chen and Wang Lin. 270
Notable Events
- Betrayal of the Xiao Clan — The clan used the Xiao Clan's decline to seize businesses and resources despite having risen through Xiao Clan patronage. 144
- Murder of Wang Gang — Wang Po and the direct-line experts ambushed Wang Gang to remove the collateral branches' strongest supporter. 150
- Wang Lin's purge — Following Wang Chen's revenge, Wang Lin eliminated persecutors of the branch families and absorbed the remaining clan members. 150
- Wang Lin's rise — Through his unique ability to fully refine medicinal pills without pill poison, Wang Lin rapidly became a Dou Zun and secured the clan's renewed prominence. 148 269
Namesakes
- Rock Desert City Wang Clan — A separate Wang Clan, one of Rock Desert City's three great clans, was annihilated by Wang Chen after its Young Master provoked him. 133 134
- Hanshan City Wang Clan — A separate, unrelated clan led by Wang Qiang. It later became Wang Chen's partner and the public foundation of the Kunlun Alliance. 218 219 223