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Chapter 189: Chapter 185: Clan Council (End)

Everyone left one after the other, their gazes extremely complex every time they passed Tang Luo, a youth who had reached the peak of transcendence. It was a sight hard for them to believe. Comparing him to themselves, they felt inferior and self-doubt.

Tang Luo respectfully nodded in farewell to each person, behaving like a well-mannered young man. His previous arrogance seemed to have been a mere illusion, now he showed his true nature.

Afterward, Tang Zhi also made the council hall a quiet place by sending away the warrior group, only Tang Luo and he remained.

Tang Zhi approached Tang Luo and said,” Please have a seat, Elder Luo.”

Tang Luo respectfully replied,” Clan leader, please sit down, feel free to call me by my name.”

While he was left behind, the head of the clan and the mountains were not, indicating that it could not be about drafting new orders. Certainly, the clan leader had something to entrust him with. Preferably, it would be best for them to not address each other by their status, as after all, he was the younger one to Tang Zhi.

Tang Zhi smiled gently, sat down, and said, “Surely with your wisdom, you must know why I asked you to stay.”

“You wish to tell me to refrain from taking action against others as much as possible,” Tang Luo responded.

A glint of surprise and delight flashed through Tang Zhi’s eyes, it was reassuring that Tang Luo was clever enough to grasp the situation immediately. With the extraordinary talent of a young boy who had reached the peak of transcendence after great hardship, desire for competition was inevitable. However, engaging himself in disputes was just as pointless as dressing flamboyantly for a night-time outing.

The family’s perception of Tang Luo was that he was an exceptional loner who looked down upon the rest of his clan members. Tang Zhi originally thought he would have to persuade him further, hence he dismissed the crowd. Yet he was astonished by Tang Luo’s initiative.

you think?”, Tang Zhi

and said, “I will follow the head’s orders. However, I do have some confusion,

wondering, why hasn’t the Tang Clan massively developed the wasteland and controlled the grain market

the prosperity of the Tang Clan, but for the political sake of benefiting the entire population at the expense of the Tang Clan. The reason behind such great effort primarily pertained to the high grain prices in Xiling, which were unaffordable for the common people. Just last winter, more than a hundred

They were capable of cultivating wasteland but remained indifferent to the idea, which is why the Tang Luo proposed the Five-Acre Farmland Act. Tang Zhi understood this as soon

knew that Tang Luo must have been full of doubts. Tang Zhi had ample manpower available for farming, yet he had been delaying the deployment of his agricultural plans. Even if not for the common people of Xiling, the Tang Clan suddenly had hundreds of thousands of refugees to feed, creating pressure on grain reserves.

used illusory methods. The majority of martial artists on board were only able to eat stale grain, and some even resorted to eating bran to get by. This type of deception caused complaints, so when the martial artists

voluntary martial artist refugees. These people, who were at peace, brought their families to Xiling and were

knows everything and doesn’t do something they obviously should, is not simply due to negligence, but because they have a bigger plan. He was curious about Tang Zhi’s intentions and

Tang Zhi crossed his arms against his back, his gaze piercing through the

stage of transcendence, his intimidating aura was no less

of the overwhelming aura. Rather, he couldn’t connect the two

was only a fifteen-year-old boy, even

If Tang Zhi could lay this ambitious foundation, the one to propel the family to the peak would indeed

by ‘hegemony’, Tang Zhi was targeting the Mi Clan, which lined up with his

no matter how intact the Wancheng Treasure Ship might be, who knows how many would survive the conflict, let alone unifying the three-thousand-mile-long shores of Lingjiang. Even retaining the dominance of