There was a family of three sitting on an intercontinental ship and traveling from south to north. After a long time, they finally arrived at their destination in Complete Reed Continent, an immortal sect called the Lion Peak.0

There was an additional pair of young people with the family now, a master and his servant. The young master was a bookish young man, while his servant was a young scholarly attendant. The latter was helping to lead a horse right now, one that had the officially forged golden and silver saddle unique to the Tail Feather Empire on its back. 0

However, it appeared as if the scholarly attendant was quite unwilling to be here, and his expression was sour the entire time. Yet, he couldn't complain or say anything because his young master was the one who had insisted on leading the way for those people.0

The family of three spoke and acted like country bumpkins, and more importantly, they weren't understanding at all. Even though the extremely crude husband and wife had raised a fairly decent daughter, how could she possibly be worthy of his young master, regardless of how beautiful she was? 3

The Tail Feather Empire was one of the largest empires in Complete Reed Continent. Even though the emperor's surname was Han, who wasn't aware that half of the officials in the imperial court had the same surname as his young master?0

Moreover, even though his young master wasn't the only child in the clan, there were only two descendants in their generation; the young master and his older brother. However, the older brother was an illegitimate child, while the young master was a direct descendant. Thus, his young master would be wronged even if he were to marry a princess. That being the case, how could he waste his time with an illiterate girl from the wilderness?3

This was just a family from the measly Eastern Treasured Vial Continent, so his young master truly didn't need to be so polite and attentive.0

The young scholarly attendant was...0