"They moved here from far away, so it certainly wasn't theirs.
But that land might have had no owner. It's just that Mi Long is Zhan Tianyang's younger maternal uncle. All he had to do was find some excuse and turn that plot into his own.
Then he waves a land deed and tells you to leave, with his city lord brother-in-law backing him up. What can you do?" Tang Wen said.
"Exactly! That Tie Tuo and I are on fairly friendly terms. I was passing through a while ago, and only learned about it when he invited me to the manor for drinks.
At first, they fought several times, and dozens died.
Later, the city lord sent people to handle it. What could Tie Tuo do? He had to find a way to move.
But with over a thousand people, where could he find a place with spiritual mountains and beautiful waters at such short notice?
Even if there was one, it already had an owner. Their asking prices weren't cheap, and Sword Gazing Mountain Manor couldn't afford them," Redbeard said.
"It wouldn't be easy to get them to move here, would it?" Wu Yunpeng said.
"True enough. He's a sect leader, after all. What would moving here amount to? He joins the Tang Sect and immediately becomes a hall master. Nobody would agree to that," Zhang Taiben said.
"Sword Gazing Mountain Manor must be quite remote. Moving to our Black Tortoise City would count as moving into the city," Tang Wen said after a moment's thought.
"If the food, clothing, lodging, and daily necessities you offer are better than theirs, and you have cultivation resources too-people climb toward higher ground, while water flows downward. They might agree," Redbeard said.
"Then would you accompany me there, senior?" Tang Wen