Chengsheng Mountain, Yundao Peak.
"Elder Ancestor, someone is trying to hijack the marriage,"
Han Shigao briskly walked into Yundao Hall and said, bowing toward the figure deep within the great hall.
He was Han Li's grandson; his father was Han Yongfu, and Han Yongfu was the eldest son of Wu Yalin, Han Li's second concubine.
Originally, the aptitudes of early descendants like Han Yongfu and Han Shigao were rather poor, virtually negligible or of ninth grade, and their cultivation levels were also low.
Now, after much hardship, the early concubines and descendants of Han Li all saw an improvement in their aptitudes to fifth grade and above, and their cultivation advanced by leaps and bounds.
Take Han Shigao, for example, one of the more outstanding individuals of the Han Family's third generation. He received Han Li's attention from an early age and was given many advantages, which made him far more exceptional than his peers.
