The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1638

The Prince of Orchid Mountain was a historical figure from a thousand years ago.

From that time until now, there had only been a few generations.

The average person had a life expectancy of eighty to ninety years.

If they maintained their health, a person could live to be more than a hundred years old.

On the other hand, a martial artist, even one with the weakest cultivation base, could live for more than a hundred years.

There was a threshold for martial artists before the eighth rank.

Before reaching the eighth rank, they could probably live for 160 to 170 years.

Once they advanced to the eighth rank, their life expectancy significantly increased.

Living to the age of two hundred would not be a problem.

As for the ninth rank? Despite the fact that James had never met anyone in the ninth rank and had no idea how long they could live, he could estimate that living to be five hundred years old should not be a problem for them.

The Prince of Orchid Mountain was said to be the first person in a thousand years to reach the ninth rank.

Moreover, he definitely left behind descendants.

James had previously deduced that Tyrus was the Prince of Orchid Mountain's descendant.

he had met Tapio and asked him the

expression on his face and a cigarette between his lips, Tapio said, “He only showed me how to cultivate Spiritual Art, and taught me a few other martial

came from and I didn’t ask either.” Tapio did not know, so James

moved forward

the way, do you know anything about

regarded as one of history's most impressive

mausoleum had always been

Quavon's Mausoleum was the target

no one had ever

mausoleum was

even troops stationed

Mausoleum was located at the mountain where James

knowledge of King Quavon's

he knew, King Quavon's

would be poisoned as soon as they stepped

no one had managed to

and said, “I

further inside

just follow the Blithes.” Hearing that, James did

not long before they

over and

sternly, “This is a protected and restricted national

identity card

who were stationed saluted