The Amazing Son in Law The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Charlie was baffled by the Mystic Harmony Sect, yet he couldn’t deny their impressive feat of having over two hundred members.

This alone was a testament to the sect’s thousands of years of heritage.

But despite their vast numbers, the sect’s strength didn’t seem to be too formidable, as evidenced by Master Vail’s ceiling of power and Serena’s candidacy for head with only a five-star warrior status.

Charlie speculated that the majority of Mystic Harmony Sect’s members were probably below three-star warriors, with few surpassing that level.

Nevertheless, Charlie wouldn’t mind having them join his cause.

More than 200 warriors would be a valuable addition to his ranks, especially those with five stars or above, who could boost his power significantly.

So, he welcomed the idea of Mystic Harmony Sect joining forces with him.

With their combined strength, his power scale would undoubtedly soar to new heights. However, there was a snag in Charlie’s plan.

Serena’s intention of bringing Mystic Harmony Sect into his fold was not to pledge their wholehearted allegiance to him.

Rather, she sought to leverage their obedience and labor to obtain an equal, or even better, exchange.

Their ultimate goal was to enhance their martial arts prowess.

With this in mind, Charlie knew that even if Mystic Harmony Sect joined forces with him, they might not prove to be particularly useful.

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Harmony Sect, and it wouldn’t make practical sense to have them join

and Charlie was quick to console

“But don’t be disappointed.

come, you will be safe.’ Moving an entire family is not an easy feat, especially since you’ve come all the