Moreover, Yang Zhenshan did not wish for the children to beco estranged from their parents and relatives. In the Spirit Source Land, the greatest relationship is familial, and Yang Zhenshan hoped that everyone could maintain good family ties.
"Yes, the old servant will explain it clearly to my son!" Ma Yan said happily.
After that, Ma Yan left, while Ma Qiuyan naturally stayed at the Spiritual Spring Mountain Plateau.
With the addition of Yang Jizhen and Ma Qiuyan, the Spiritual Spring Mountain Plateau suddenly beca much livelier.
Previously, there were only Yang Zhenshan, Yu Qingyi, Qingxia, and Red Cloud, which made the place sowhat quiet. Now with these two children, it brought a bit of joy to the tranquility.
Yang Jizhen, with his youthful disposition, although able to settle down for cultivation, wasn’t the introverted type; he still loved to play and make noise.
And Ma Qiuyan, being just a ten-year-old child, was initially a bit reserved, but after a few days, her childlike nature returned, playing around on the mountain plateau after each cultivation session.
Of course, as disciples of Yang Zhenshan, their cultivation tasks were still heavy.
Yang Zhenshan wouldn’t constantly watch over them, but Yu Qingyi, Qingxia, and Red Cloud were there. Although they couldn’t guide the two in cultivation, they could teach them other things.
For example, reading, body training, runes, herbal identification, and more.
Ma Qiuyan was the last person with a spiritual aperture found in the Spirit Source Land. Currently, there are over eighty thousand people in the Spirit Source Land, excluding the young children who are not yet knowledgeable, which still leaves over seventy thousand people, yet only the two of them possess a spiritual aperture, showing how rare Spiritual Acupoints are.
It’s worth noting that Yang Zhenshan himself has a spiritual aperture, and logically, the probability of mbers of the Yang family having a spiritual aperture should be much higher than others. Yet, even within the Yang family, only Yang Jizhen possesses a spiritual aperture.
Yang Zhenshan hoped for more children with spiritual apertures, but within the Spirit Source Land, that was no longer a possibility. The next step was to look towards the Ten Thousand Miles Sea Domain and the Da’an Dynasty.
In the Capital City of Da’an, within the Imperial City.
In the luxurious Imperial Study Room, Yang Jijue was calmly reviewing the morials in his hand.
Born in the thirteenth year of Xingyue, Yang Jijue is now twenty-eight years old, in the pri of life.
Unlike Yang Chengye and Yang Qinyuan, Yang Jijue harbored no great aversion to being Emperor, nor did he find it tedious; on the contrary, he found joy in it.
Perhaps it’s due to his strong desire for power, or maybe he simply enjoys controlling the world’s power. Either way, he is very serious about state affairs.
And under the governance of three generations of emperors: Yang Chengye, Yang Qinyuan, and Yang Jijue, the Da’an Dynasty had now beco a scene of a thriving empire.
The country was stable, the economy was booming, the finances of the court were ample, and the people’s lives were prosperous, everything seed vibrant and flourishing.
Moreover, the developnt montum of the Da’an Dynasty had yet to hit a bottleneck; it could still develop rapidly for decades, because there was still ample room for growth due to the Northern developnt policy of the Da’an Dynasty.
With the fall of the Wuliang Royal Court, the thousands of miles of Northern territory had beco part of Da’an’s domain, with fertile grasslands and lands capable of sustaining millions.
In the past twenty years, although the Da’an Dynasty had been recuperating and growing, the population increase mainly compensated for the loss during the chaotic era of Da Rong.
Currently, Da’an still has a situation of a sparse population relative to the vast lands, especially in the grasslands of the North, where the population remains very low.
As long as the Da’an court does not act foolishly, Da’an Dynasty will continue to thrive for decades to co.
Yang Jijue inherited the prosperous dynasty left by his father and grandfather, and he too was an emperor with great ambitions, hoping to elevate the Da’an Dynasty to new heights.
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