In the realm of mortals, where ambition and prosperity flowed like the mightiest rivers, the Lin Empire reigned supreme as the wealthiest among the three. Unlike its neighboring empires, the Lin Empire's foundation was built upon a unique principle—business and profits.
The Lin Royal Clan, an ancient lineage that predated even the Heavenly Don Empire, was the driving force behind the empire's financial prowess. They had honed their craft over centuries, crafting laws and rules that revolved around business and profits. In this empire, making money was not just an endeavor; it was a way of life.
The teachings of the Lin Royal Clan were simple yet potent: "In all business transactions, seek profits. You may cheat outsiders, but never cheat your own." These principles had been the linchpin of their success for generations. The Lin Royal Clan had leveraged their acumen in commerce to establish and expand the empire, amassing wealth and influence in equal measure.
At the helm of the Lin Empire stood Emperor Lin Lu, a man renowned not for his prowess in combat but for his cunning intellect. With thirty-three wives, eighty daughters, and twelve sons, he presided over a family as vast and intricate as his empire's financial web. Among his brothers, each with their own unique talents and titles, were Lin Mo, known as the demon of money; Lin Wu, the cunning strategist; Lin Chen, the fortune thief; Lin Joe, the business prodigy; and Lin Jack, the embodiment of gentlemanly conduct.
Emperor Lin Lu, often referred to as the "fortune god," epitomized the Lin Empire's devotion to business and profits. His wisdom and deceit were unmatched, his every decision guided by a shrewd understanding of commerce and the laws that governed it. While not a martial powerhouse, his ability to keep the Lin Empire at peace with its neighbors and enact laws that enriched his subjects made him a revered figure among all businessmen.
Under the rule of the Lin Empire, no resource was left untapped, no subject untouched. Every facet of life was meticulously managed, every dealing meticulously executed to maximize profits. The Lin Royal Clan believed in the power of wealth, and they wielded it with unparalleled expertise.
In the Lin Empire, the path to success was clear: venture out for business at the tender age of eight and return only when a fortune had been amassed. These journeys were rites of passage, ensuring that the future generations of the Lin Royal Clan would inherit not only the empire's wealth but also its legacy of financial acumen.
As the Lin Empire thrived under the leadership of Emperor Lin Lu, the realm of mortals continued to evolve. The contrasts between the empires—unity and compassion in the Heavenly Don Empire, cunning and prosperity in the Lin Empire—set the stage for a dynamic and complex world where their destinies would soon intersect in ways no one could predict.