Martial Cultivator Chapter 326: Xia Family

In the Divine Capital, there were many wealthy and influential families, as had been the case throughout the different dynasties. At the establishment of a new regime, prominent families from all over the empire were often relocated to the imperial capital. This practice ensured that they lived under their watchful eyes, every move observed to prevent any undesirable thoughts or actions. The Divine Capital, being the capital of several generations of dynasties, had naturally gathered countless influential families. However, there were distinctions among these wealthy households, with the most significant difference lying in the matters of legacy and foundation.

Regardless of the distinction, the most remarkable families in the current Great Liang Dynasty were undoubtedly the Xie Family and Wei Family. Despite the vast difference in their history, their positions, influence, and various other aspects were enough to be on par with each other in the present Great Liang Dynasty.

These two were colossal entities, and any movement from either of them had a considerable impact.

Apart from these two families, the Divine Capital was home to many other influential and sizable noble families, and the Xia Family was one of them.

As another ancient and influential family with a history spanning hundreds of years, the Xia Family rose to prominence during the previous dynasty. The founding ancestor of the Xia Family was an incredible person; single-handedly elevating the Xia Family to a position comparable to many prominent families of the previous dynasty. However, following the rise of the Xia Family came the inevitable decline of the former dynasty. At that crucial juncture, when witnessing a dynasty beyond salvation, the major prominent families often faced three choices. The first was to recklessly tie themselves to the current ruling dynasty, regardless of life or death. But unless one's head was kicked by a donkey, there was basically no one who would choose this option.

The second path was to seek a way to survive in

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