Fang Ran Dao returned from Xia Country to East Asia thirty years ago and has since remained in seclusion on an island.
He no longer cared for the affairs, big or small, of Qian Sect. In his eyes, only cultivation could pique his interest in this world.
He was aware of Qian Sect's prior ambitions to expand its influence into Xia Country.
But that was all he knew.
Although he had learned earlier of his son Fang Shi's death in Xia Country, Fang Ran Dao had taken no action.
Powers in East Asia speculated that Fang Ran Dao had encountered a serious issue in his cultivation, fearing that this once formidable figure might meet his downfall.
Even among the Fang Family, there had always been a thread of worry.
After all, Fang Ran Dao was over one hundred and forty years old, which, to the average person, meant he was barely clinging to life, even if he had lived to such an age.
