If one were to look exclusively at the court of Li Country, it might still be possible to simply fit it into the cycle of the rise and fall of feudal dynasties, to apply the economic model of agricultural societies, but if concepts like the Xuanmen, cultivators, and the cultivation families were to be added to the mix, it would no longer be something that can be easily clarified in a sentence or two.
Li Fan didn't want to give a long-winded speech, but one had to understand what "Mo Zhu Mountain joining the Xuanmen" meant, and its significance and impact on all the strata of Li Country, to grasp the intense social upheaval that Changsi City, and even the whole of Li Country, was undergoing.
First and foremost,
The true masters of this world, those who wield the most brutal force, aren't the nobles, Fan Towns, or feudal clans.
Once it was the Immortal Palace, but not anymore.
This is the era of the Xuanmen.
