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To understand the Lin Family's Three Generations, among the six sons, although Lin Nan is known as Nanzi and has a more prominent name than the other five, it is actually Lin Feiyu who holds the greatest power. During his time in the Land of Huaxia, he already possessed the strength of a Monarch, and now that he has become one, utilizing the resources of Yin Yang City, it would not be surprising for him to become a Peerless Monarch within a year.
Lin Xiaoyao also managed to elevate to Peerless Monarch within a year, so it is reasonable to believe that Lin Wuji, Lin Zixing, and Lin Ziyou would not lag behind Lin Xiaoyao.
However, aside from Lin Feiyu, whether Lin Wuji, Lin Zhixing, and Lin Ziyou can break through to become Monarchs within a year remains uncertain. After all, Grandma has strict requirements regarding having no descendants before achieving the rank of Monarch.
Nevertheless, it is not an issue for Lin's Three Uncles to reach Peak Monarch. The only challenge is that due to their age, becoming Peerless Monarch will be significantly more difficult.
Yet within the Lin Clan's influence, there are still some talented individuals among the seven major families. For instance, Huang Wenjie, who once encountered Lian Yun in Fengdu. While he may face challenges in breaking through to become a Monarch in the Land of Huaxia, reaching High Emperor status in Yin Yang City should pose no problem for him. As for achieving even higher accomplishments, it will depend on whether he can resist corresponding temptations.
Overall, the Lin Clan is considered the foremost family in Huaxia; they are a force with immense potential. Within a year, becoming a superpower is truly feasible, though their foundation may be slightly lacking.
Thus, regarding recruitment matters, it would be wise to wait one or two years until the Lin Clan develops to a certain extent and stabilizes before making any considerations about hiring guest elders or ordinary personnel.
Next came the start of the banquet. In terms of food and drink, Qian Duoduo is merely the Manager of the Treasure Alliance; after all, financial resources are limited. Therefore, the banquet's offerings were not top-notch. However, Lan Ruoxuan, Azure Drift, and Meng Yixuan took turns performing during the banquet—a rare occurrence in Yin Yang City—which subtly elevated the status of the Lin Clan.
After the banquet concluded, the five thousand guests from the Lin Family became busy once again. Initially, many ventured out of the city to hunt Chaos Beasts or explore Dungeons. Those below Monarch rank challenged BSS Tower or participated in Challenge Platform events. Meanwhile, members began purchasing properties in Four Great Cities and establishing business chains.
The encounter with the Lin Clan was based in Xianyang City and posed little conflict with other Major Powers; Yaochi welcomed them warmly. Thus, the Lin Clan's operations proceeded smoothly across various aspects. The city did not impose further restrictions unless necessary; otherwise, they focused on practicing Forging Techniques and comprehending Vibrational Force.
However, there were some concerns regarding two brothers who caused some unease.
The main issue stemmed from the disciples of Xianjian Sect being quite dissatisfied.
It should be noted that Lian Yun was their faith and held greater importance than Xiao Jun to them in many respects. While Lin Nan was merely Lian Yun's cousin, they questioned why someone from Mu Realm could also be considered a sworn brother of Lian Yun.
As such, during the early days at Xianjian Sect, both brothers frequently faced challenges from disciples of Sword Spirit Sect along with verbal provocations.
In this regard, the Mu Realm welcomed all challengers. Within the same realm, mastering the Broken Sword technique was almost unbeatable, as if it was specifically designed to counter the Disciple of the Sword Spirit Sect. Gradually, various voices began to emerge.
Unlike the Mu Realm, Lin Nan took the initiative to challenge others because he wanted the disciples of the Xianjian Sect to know that he had not become Lian Yun's sworn brother merely because he was Lian Yun's cousin.
However, although Lin Nan possessed decent talent and strength, his swordsmanship was somewhat lacking. In battles of the same realm, victories were often fifty-fifty, and when challenging those of higher levels, he lost more than he won. Nevertheless, he still achieved some victories, earning him a degree of recognition.
For the sake of his two younger brothers, Cheng occasionally returned to the Xianjian Sect to observe their progress in secret. He refrained from intervening directly but would occasionally ask Elder Mei to provide guidance.
However, Lian Yun had a special request for Elder Mei: not to teach them any sword techniques but rather to explain some profound truths about swordsmanship.
Elder Mei understood that Lian Yun wanted both of them to create their own sword techniques. Thus, he refrained from doing too much and looked forward to seeing if these two sworn brothers of Lian Yun could develop remarkable sword techniques.
During the first month, Elder Mei frequently inquired about Xiao Jun's condition until Xiao Jun returned from Huaxia.
Upon his return, Yao Yun'er hurried to see him. Even though she knew her senior brother would be fine, she wanted to check if he had sustained any injuries.
Xiao Jun cherished his junior sister and immediately began imparting the essence of "Sword Comes" upon meeting her.
However, when Xiao Jun called out "Sword Comes," it startled the entire Xianjian Sect.
This was because whether it was the Overlord's Halberd or the sword techniques of Lian Yun and Xiao Jun, they all shared a unified rhythm. When applied to a halberd, it became a halberd; when applied to a sword, it became a sword.
Yet in Yin Yang City, due to the influence of the Earth Formation, the full potential of "Sword Comes" could not be realized. However, since it was within the Xianjian Sect, Xiao Jun's invocation resonated throughout the entire sect.
The whole Sect transformed into an atmosphere akin to Sword One, deeply impacting everyone within Xianjian Sect.
Whether they were in seclusion or idling about, nearly all the elders of Xianjian Sect rushed towards Azure Cloud Peak. This was because this invocation seemed particularly suited for their Ten Thousand Swords Classic and appeared to transcend even that.
However, in front of the Sect Leader Qiu ChujI and Elder Mei, Xiao Jun said, "This is what Brother Yun passed down; he is the one who truly understands its essence."
In truth, he was still the same as before, unwilling to engage in excessive communication with outsiders except for his junior sister. Now, Lian Yun had become the second person.
A troublesome situation was directly thrust upon Lian Yun by Xiao Jun. The next time they visited the Xianjian Sect, nearly all the elders of the sect looked at Lian Yun with eager eyes, as if they wanted to scrape some treasures off him with their gazes.
Initially, Lian Yun felt bewildered. Knowing the truth nearly brought him to tears; he never expected that his close friend would turn out to be such a troublesome companion.
However, Lian Yun did not hold back. Once everyone from the Xianjian Sect was ready, he called out loudly, "Sword, come!"
His cultivation seemed inferior to Xiao Jun's, but it felt more primal and pure. In fact, it started from a lower point, allowing more people to grasp its underlying rhythm.
Then, the Xianjian Sect should witness a surge in the strength of its disciples.
Aside from these events, not much else happened in Yin Yang City. Meanwhile, Lian Yun's other avatar was deeply immersed in cultivation within Yin City, exploring a wide range of skills such as sword techniques, Forging Technique, Vibrational Force, Qin Art, formations, and soul attack techniques.
Lian Yun did not intend for Leze to become an all-rounded existence; he simply believed that having multiple skills would be beneficial. Moreover, he aimed to learn as much as possible for future applications in Huaxia.
(End of Chapter)
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