Published: March 8, 2025
CHAPTER 105: Myriad Medicine Convention, Heavenly Cauldron Grand Assembly
Sha Xinliang and Qin Baoshan stood upright, respectfully listening to the teachings.
But Chu Yang remained silent, pondering the meaning behind every word that Han Xiaoran said.
He had been trying hard to conceal his cultivation level, but Han Xiaoran said: "Your strength, though not weak, seems a bit low."
This statement was enough to indicate that he could no longer hide his strength from Han Xiaoran. Or rather, the current stage of the Thousand Illusions Divine Skill was not enough to fool someone of Han Xiaoran's caliber.
Then Han Xiaoran said: "I look forward to you spreading your wings soon..."
This sentence clearly expressed an expectation for his influence, rather than just his martial skills. Only when the Chu Family's prestige rises and their status improves can his name as a divine doctor simultaneously soar alongside the strength of the Chu Family; one cannot exist without the other.
If it were just the strength of the Chu Family, even with Han Xiaoran fully supporting them for a hundred years, they might not attract much attention.
And if Chu Yang relied solely on his medical skills to make his way in the world, he would either be recruited by others or face death; it was simply unrealistic to hope to stand out on his own.
Therefore, only by complementing both aspects could they achieve rapid advancement like a rocket, reaching the goals that Han Xiaoran desired.
Thus, Han Xiaoran had made his intentions clear: to fully support the Chu Family!
Chu Yang frowned in thought: This also indicates that regarding the cleansing of the southeast, although Han Xiaoran spoke lightly, it may not be as easy as it sounds.
Similarly, what he later said with a heavier tone was not due to a lack of confidence, but rather... opportunity! A lack of opportunity, waiting for the right moment.
After all, behind Tong Wuxin was the Shi Family, one of the nine great sovereign clans. Their strength occupied a ninth of the continent, filled with experts; how could they be easily insulted?
Han Xiaoran turned to look at Chu Yang, noticing his contemplation, and he seemed to find some understanding, revealing a look of approval in his eyes. He knew that Chu Yang had grasped some of his meaning.
"You cannot hide your cultivation level from saint level figures. Do you understand?" Han Xiaoran said casually.
Chu Yang was taken aback and looked up: "Thank you for the reminder, elder brother."
He thought to himself that it seemed the Thousand Illusions Divine Skill needed further cultivation.
Han Xiaoran pondered for a moment and said, "You two, during this time, while taking care of your own matters and raising your strength, must also fully support the Chu Family, allowing them to grow stronger as quickly as possible! Ping Sha Ridge cannot dominate alone; it's best if we unify."
He frowned slightly and casually remarked, "As for the Liao Family... just eliminate them."
"Understood." Sha Xinliang and Qin Baoshan replied in unison.
For such large families, when Han Xiaoran said "eliminate," it was as if it were nothing to discuss; Sha Xinliang and Qin Baoshan's agreement was entirely natural.
This shows just how powerful the enforcers had become.
"Thus, if the Chu Family can successfully integrate in the shortest time... their strength will make a significant leap! However, the unification and internal digestion after this integration is an extremely complicated matter... Little brother, do you have any smart strategies?" Han Xiaoran asked.
"Only through killing!" Chu Yang sneered, "At times like this, there is no time to coddle or persuade slowly. The strongest methods must be used to integrate them into one group first. Those who follow me shall prosper, those who oppose me shall perish! It's that simple. As for future troubles... even if they exist, after the integration through thunderous means, they will become nonexistent!"
"I truly did not misjudge you. Little brother is a person destined for great things!" Han Xiaoran smiled with satisfaction.