Protect Our Clan Leader Chapter 1211 - 1211 1 Starting as a No-Good Loser

Chapter 1211: Chapter 1: Starting as a No-Good Loser Chapter 1211: Chapter 1: Starting as a No-Good Loser …

Great Qian Longchang Calendar, year 3295, early spring.

Nearly thirty years had passed since Wang Anye’s wedding.

Wang family Main Residence was located in Ping’an Town.

The geographical environnt here was relatively good.

It was surrounded by mountains on three sides and by a river on one side. The river bordered the region for over one hundred and thirty miles from east to west, with the widest point from north to south being about eighty miles, resembling the shape of a goose egg on the map.

Calculated using Earth’s thods, the area was approximately one thousand seven hundred square kiloters. Although nominally a town, it was even larger than the famous city XG of a forr era.

By now, this entire region had been completely turned into a private domain of the Wang family Main Residence through exchanges and other thods.

The once Dingpu Ferry had now beco the exchange and reception hub for the Wang family’s private domain, as busy as a business center. However, unless invited, entry to the Wang family’s private territory was not allowed.

Zhuwei Lake, deeply cherished by the Wang family mbers, had its shoreline expanded and rebuilt to accommodate the growing family.

After experiencing a great disaster, by the ti of the generation supervised by a mber nad with the character “Shou,” there were only nine n left in the family.

However, under Wang Shouzhe’s encouragent for childbirth during a period of stable developnt, the family proliferated from generation to generation, and the population of the Wang family increased geotrically. Just the generation with the character “Shi” in their nas had no fewer than dozens of males.

The generations with characters “An” and “Ning” in their nas naturally had even more mbers. Particularly the Ning generation, where the numbers would eventually exceed one hundred.

At the south side of Zhuwei Lake, by the Backwater Bay, stood a yard facing the lake. Hanging at the gate was a signboard reading “Ningxi Cottage.” Although the characters appeared slightly immature, they possessed sharp, youthful strokes full of vigor.

This writing was done by Wang Ningxi, from the eleventh generation of the Ning-strata in the Wang family, when he first lived alone at the age of twelve.

Wang Ningxi ranked forty-seventh in the Ning generation. His father was Wang Anxin, a direct descendant of the Wang family, and his mother was Gongye Qianqian, a direct descendant from the Third-Class Prominent Gongye Clan.

Speaking of Wang Anxin, although not as favored by the heavens and earth as his blood brother Wang Anye, he was still a dazzling talent and elite figure.

Later, for the future developnt of the family, he was arranged to marry into the Great Qian Gongye clan. After going through several adventurous years post-marriage, the couple welcod their eldest son, Wang Ningxi.

From his childhood, Wang Ningxi demonstrated extraordinary intelligence. He faintly felt the uniqueness of his bloodline, and at the age of eight, he was tested at the Spirit Testing Platform and found to have a Top Grade Class C Elental Water Bloodline Talent.

Such high initial bloodline talent was rarely seen even among the talented Wang family mbers. Furthermore, he awakened the sa Elental Water Bloodline as his great-grandmother, Liu Ruolan, and received special attention from her.

Naturally, Wang Ningxi was directly listed in the second prioritized training sequence, with priority access to various resources for enhancing his bloodline.

Wang Ningxi himself was also very promising. Not only was he far ahead of most people his age in cultivation, but his academic performance and moral cultivation were also exceptional. He reached the peak of the Qi Refinent Realm just before turning thirteen.

Progressing equally in literature and martial skills, he was bound to beco one of the main pillars of the Wang family, as long as no accidents occurred.

However, just when he had reached the ambitious age of fourteen, an accident occurred. That ti, when attempting to impact the Spiritual Platform Stage under his father Wang Anxin’s protector, he unexpectedly failed.

For a Great Heavenly Proud, impacting the Spiritual Platform Stage was as natural as eating and drinking, and failure was an unimaginable outco.

And if it had been just a simple failure, it would have ant losing a few years to heal and restore the damaged Spiritual Platform and ridians, at most delaying his progress by a few years. However, this failure was extraordinary; another bloodline, the Lihuo Bloodline, surged during the attempt, clashing violently with his Elental Water Bloodline.

If not for Wang Anxin’s tily alert, which led Wang Shouzhe and Wang Lixian themselves to stabilize Wang Ningxi’s bloodlines, he might have died from an explosion.

Even so, with two diatrically different bloodlines boiling inside him, his ridians were severely damaged and clogged. Whenever he tried to cultivate, the two Elental Water and Lihuo bloodlines would fiercely conflict, exacerbating his injuries.

Finally, Emperor Longchang, residing in the Wang family in his later years, personally took action and suppressed and sealed both bloodlines with his sky-reaching abilities.

Thus, although Wang Ningxi was saved, he beca a “useless” person, incapable of any significant physical effort, and his brilliance as a prodigy completely shattered.

In the blink of an eye, Wang Ningxi had turned sixteen.

Outside the lakeside study of Ningxi Cottage, the lake water rippled, and the early spring warmth was uplifting. A group of green-headed Spirit Ducks joyfully frolicked by the lake shore.

Wang Ningxi, now “delicate” in deanor, had grown into a handso young gentleman.

He was writing a letter at his desk; compared to the childishness and vigor shown in his writing at twelve, his characters were now lively and elegant, yet carried a persistent undertone of gloom.

Especially troubling was the three-character heading of the letter “Annulnt Docunt,” lending a mournful air to the correspondence.

It was no wonder, given that Wang Ningxi had been such a promising young man at ten, noticed by many prominent families and even so elders within the Imperial Household.