Supreme of All Realms.

Summary

In the southwestern border of the Great Jin, Gai Prefecture, a newly established city, is surrounded by the Ten Thousand Great Mountains. The city is characterized by its black basalt walls and a barrier created by bronze short staffs that envelops a mansion belonging to the influential Chu family. The family, known as ‘Half of Gai Prefecture,’ has a rich history, having risen from humble beginnings to dominate various industries in the region. Inside the mansion, tension mounts as the family prepares for a significant event, with the bearded man, Chu Ye, anxious about the safety of his wife and child. His son, Chu Feng, tries to maintain composure amidst the chaos. The arrival of Lord Jiang Kui, who seeks confirmation about a matter concerning the remnants of the wilderness, adds to the urgency. The chapter highlights the family's status, the atmosphere of anticipation, and the intertwining of personal and political stakes.

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