The head of the Luoshu Family was called Wang Shusheng, a very ordinary name.
He did not bear the surname Luo. The Luoshu Family was currently divided into two factions, one centered around the Luo surname.
They worshiped the Luoshu, treating it as a god, hoping to gain its recognition.
After all, within the Luoshu Family, only those recognized by the Luoshu could become the family head, wield great power, and possess limitless prospects on the path of cultivation.
Thus, some of them had even changed their surnames.
But aside from those people, there was another group within the Luoshu Family.
They bore the surname Wang. Or rather, this family had originally been surnamed Wang; only some had changed their surname to Luo for the sake of the Luoshu.
Unlike the Luo clan, the Wang clansmen believed that the Luoshu was merely a divine artifact, and divine artifacts were naturally meant to be controlled by people.
Such control was achieved through overwhelming strength, not through offerings and faith.
Divine artifacts possessed spirits. If their master was powerful, did anything else matter?
If someone was an utter mediocrity, accomplishing nothing, then no matter how devoutly they worshiped the Luoshu, would the divine artifact truly acknowledge that person as its master?
Therefore, for those of the Wang surname, strength was forever the foundation of everything.
And Wang Shusheng was the most talented and strongest among the Wang clan of this generation.
For three full eras, the Luoshu had not acknowledged a master within the Wang Family—no one had met its requirements.
Yet Wang Shusheng had gained the Luoshu's recognition in his youth. If not for the Living Immortals being too powerful, powerful enough to suffocate others—
Then no matter what, the Luoshu Family would have made Wang Shusheng contend for this era's