The Great Qian Kingdom had been founded upon Profound Martial Aristocratic Clans and had operated for seven or eight thousand years by now, its territory steadily expanding.
Countless aristocratic clans, large and small, depended on Great Qian for survival.
Without the relatively strict restraints of the Great Qian Law in the open and in broad direction, and without the unspoken rules among aristocratic clans serving as standards of conduct, this world would have long since become a pot of porridge.
After Wang Shouzhe bade Chen Fangjie farewell.
He returned to the main residence and began living the stay-at-home life of a clan leader. He absolutely would not give the Liu-Zhao Clans a chance to pull off an assassination, decapitation tactic, or anything of the sort.
Every day, he cultivated, teased turtles, and "bullied" his younger brothers, sisters, and juniors at home.
These days, the learning atmosphere among the younger generation was exceptionally "intense." Every one of them possessed considerable "ambition," diligently practicing Xuanwu Combat Techniques, Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art, literary cultivation, and more each day.
This greatly comforted Wang Shouzhe. The Wang Clan was bound to flourish.
Besides that.
Wang Shouzhe devoted himself to developing and studying his innate bloodline.
Unlike his muddleheaded grandniece and younger sisters, Wang Shouzhe was a mentally mature adult. Naturally, he would not neglect to understand the direction and limits of his own abilities.
First was his healing ability.
This was one of the abilities Wang Shouzhe valued most, as well as the foundation of his role as a healer. He needed to figure out the strength of his healing power and the amount of healing he could provide.
Thus, during this period, the Wang Clan's meals suddenly improved.
Several farming estates gradually sent over chickens, ducks, geese, rabbits, even several wild pigs,