Chapter 1059: Chapter 671: The Birth of a Wealthy Family Chapter 1059: Chapter 671: The Birth of a Wealthy Family In the top-tier mission hall of the Longevity Club, over one hundred and fifty of the world’s richest billionaires had gathered.
To enter such a place, each person was a top magnate with a net worth in the tens of billions, and the majority here were even worth over a hundred billion.
Among them, there were more than a dozen who were worth over a trillion.
Yet in this hall amassed with the world’s top billionaires, two n and two won—a total of four young individuals—were exchanging looks, an eerie atmosphere filling the space between them.
Many wealthy mbers within the hall were selecting missions suited for them, all the while preparing to advance their mbership levels, hoping to get their hands on the soon-to-be-developed No.
2 Longevity Pill.
Amidst this buzz, the most relaxed people in the hall were the two n and two won located in a corner.
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It seed these four individuals were the youngest in the entire hall; most of the magnates were in their forties or fifties, so even in their sixties or seventies.
But the four young people in the corner were all under thirty, with the youngest woman still carrying an air of naivety not yet shed from her school days.
However, in the midst of the four, several n had appeared out of nowhere.
Each of them bore a remarkable deanor, exuding an incomparable powerful aura.
Of the two n, Yang Shulin, the often dubbed “Third Young Master Yang,” clearly had no idea what was unfolding before him.
He neither knew the identities of the folks in front of him nor their strength, he was simply curious.
As he had walked in this direction, the area had been completely clear of people, but as he ca within ten steps of the two won, his vision suddenly blurred, and several tall n now stood blocking his way.
The Third Young Master Yang was initially surprised, but there was no fear in his heart—not because he was particularly powerful, but rather because of the confidence his location afforded him.
Standing on the territory of the Longevity Club and being one of its top-level mbers, he felt secure knowing that, regardless of who stood opposite him, his safety was ensured.
And it was with this strong confidence that Yang Shulin nonchalantly decided to step forward again.
This ti, however, before he could move a step, an overwhelming pressure suddenly enveloped him.
It felt as if an invisible wall had erected itself on the empty ground before him, and despite all his efforts, he couldn’t advance by even the smallest margin.
Just as a tremor of realization shot through Yang Shulin, the man in white before him stretched out a hand to halt his progress.
As Yang Shulin retracted the step he had initially taken forward, the invisible pressure that had been smothering him slowly dissipated.
With his spirit steadied, Yang Shulin shifted his gaze toward the middle-aged man in white standing before him.
At first glance, there was nothing out of the ordinary about the man who had been following Long Huan Yu, the eldest son of the Long family.
Yang Shulin had seen him before but hadn’t paid him any mind due to his unremarkable presence.
But now, the mont Yang Shulin had stepped forward, his body locked by an imposing aura, leaving him unable to move, the man in white had rely patted his shoulder lightly.
Yang Shulin felt a warm current instantly circulate throughout his body.
When he ca back to his senses, he found everything was back to normal, and the suffocating aura had vanished without a trace.
Although Yang Shulin was often viewed as decadent and stubborn from a young age, he was, after all, from one of the eight great families.
He possessed enough discernnt and insight one would expect from his family status.
The warm current that the man in white had directed into his body was undoubtedly the legendary Innate True Qi, aning the individual he faced had to be a martial arts Great Grandmaster.
Did that imply the man in white, whom he had previously disregarded, was in reality a suprely strong martial arts Grandmaster?
As the Third Young Master Yang, Shulin knew that the world did not rely have ten publicly known martial arts Great Grandmasters.
Many hid their true capabilities.
Yet even so, the entire number of Great Grandmasters in Hua Country did not exceed fifteen.
Even though his family, the Yang family of Capital City, ranked third among the eight great families, and even though they possessed over one thousand seven hundred billion in assets, their most powerful guardian was rely a half-step Grandmaster with graying hair.
And even that half-step Grandmaster was revered within the Yang family, serving as an anchor to its very foundation.
But now, coming to the realization that an attendant by Long Huan Yu’s side was an authentic Great Grandmaster, Shulin felt a complex variety of emotions.
In his mind, the discrepancy between the so-called first and third great families was simply a difference in family wealth—twice as much.
With the Yang family’s one thousand seven hundred billion in assets, they rely needed to double their wealth to surpass the Long family of Capital City.
Yet upon discovering that a Great Grandmaster was the personal protector of the Long family’s eldest son, Shulin for the first ti acknowledged the vast chasm separating the Yang and Long families—a gap that could not be bridged with re wealth or by rely doubling the Yang family’s assets.
This disparity was comprehensive, demanding decades of cultivation and effort to narrow gradually.
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