There were many cultivation powers in the Central Region, and if one insisted on comparing strength, neither the Mohist School nor the Gongsu Clan really ranked very highly.
Because of the Immortal Dynasty's existence, the Central Region's landscape differed greatly from that of the Chu Kingdom in the Border Region.
Many cultivation clans far surpassed ordinary sects in size and strength.
The most renowned were naturally the four great clans: the Qinghe Cui Clan, the Fanyang Lu Clan, the Xingyang Zheng Clan, and the Taiyuan Wang Shi.
The ancestors of the Fanyang Lu Clan could even be traced back to the era of Immortal Qin.
Attached to the Immortal Dynasty, the four clans had accumulated their inheritances over generations without being destroyed, naturally building foundations beyond the reach of ordinary sects.
The four prominent clans should each have a place in this expedition into the burial mound of the Qin Emperor's mausoleum.
The list Gu Qingqing had brought already included Lu Zang of the Fanyang Lu Clan and Cui Mi of the Qinghe Cui Clan.
Perhaps the remaining two clans had yet to decide.
To these four prominent clans, the Northern Capital Jiang Clan seemed merely a newly risen upstart.
However, ancient records stated that the Jiang Clan had once enjoyed a period of supreme prosperity.
"Martial God..."
Among the ancestors of the Northern Capital Jiang Clan, there had once been a cultivator named Jiang Zhao.
He was the only person clearly recorded in the Mortal World to have entered the Dao through martial arts, sanctified his flesh, shattered the void, and ascended to the upper realm!
In that distant age, the Jiang Clan had also flourished for several thousand years.
Yet after the Martial God ascended, although talented descendants continued to emerge from the Jiang Clan, few took the