God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The unique lingering will that matches everything one could imagine and appears within the Imperial Seal of the State has always existed in only one person.

Liu Xiu, the founder of the Eastern Han Dynasty, whose temple name was Shizu, was hailed as the chosen one of Emperor Guangwu of Han.

A fortune so immense that it seems completely unlike anything a human should possess.

As for Liu Xiu, Liu Tong naturally knew a great deal.

This includes not only the Liu Xiu of the original history, but also the Liu Xiu of this world.

After all, the unique nature of this world dictates that some things will differ from the original history.

This is especially evident in terms of personal strength and the elusive nature of luck.

"It seems you've guessed who I am. That's right, I am Liu Xiu, Liu Wenshu." After glancing briefly at Liu Tong's aura, Liu Xiu thought for a moment, but instead of flaunting his imperial status, he looked at Liu Tong with an equal attitude and introduced himself in a calm tone.

"My name is Liu Tong. My ancestors just called me Tongtong." Looking at Liu Xiu, Liu Tong introduced himself as well, and also made sure he knew his place.

"Descendants?" Hearing Liu Tong say this, and glancing at the aura of fortune emanating from Liu Tong and the extraordinary phenomena that were forming, Liu Xiu fell silent for a moment. After hesitating for a while, he slowly asked, "How is the family prospering?"

"Prosperity?" Upon hearing this, Liu Tong frowned slightly and asked a simple follow-up question regarding the family's ideas, "I wonder what the ancestor meant?"

"Is the family currently thriving?" Seeing that Liu Tong didn't understand for a moment, Liu Xiu directly pointed out the doubt.

"People within five degrees of kinship?" Liu Tong immediately realized this problem and fell silent, unsure how to explain it to Liu Xiu.

Having experienced the turmoil of the Chang'an series of events, the number of Han imperial relatives within five degrees of kinship was extremely limited.

Among this small group of people, some were unable to showcase their abilities, especially Liu Xie.

For the vast majority of people in the world today, Liu Xie is already the deceased emperor.

The best way to protect Liu Xie is to stop him from appearing in the Central Plains.

If Liu Xie were to escape at this time, the negative impact on the world would definitely outweigh the positive impact.

It could even lead to another possibility: that they might disappear into some inexplicable hilltop or field before any problems even arise.

Therefore, for Liu Xie's safety, he was no longer in the Central Plains at this time.

Based on this standard, Liu Tong still extended his palm and made a simple gesture.

"...?" Liu Xiu was also dumbfounded when he saw Liu Tong's outstretched hand, and he didn't react for a moment.

After all, when asking about the number of people in a family, especially a royal family that has lasted for hundreds of years, no matter how you look at it, the number of people would definitely not be small. So, under normal circumstances, no one would think that the number of people would be less than five when faced with a palm-sized number. "If we only count those within five degrees of kinship who are still alive, it should not exceed the number of people in a palm..." After a light cough, Liu Tong still reflected to Liu Xiu on the current population crisis of the royal family.

Upon hearing this tragic reality, Liu Xiu couldn't help but turn his gaze to Liu Tong, seemingly understanding why Liu Tong was able to hold onto his position.

There are only a few people in the entire clan, so it doesn't matter whether a woman sits in that position or not.

In this situation, being able to maintain this position is already a testament to his exceptional abilities. What could Liu Xiu, as an ancestor, possibly say?
"But this shouldn't be happening..." Liu Xiu, thinking of something, looked at Liu Tong, then squatted down and stared into the distance with a worried expression, completely baffled by the reason.

"I wonder what our ancestor is worried about?" Seeing Liu Xiu like this, completely lacking the vigor and spirit that Emperor Guangwu of Han should have, Liu Tong, who was instantly curious, immediately began to try to find out the core meaning behind it.

"I don't understand, and I don't comprehend why things have turned out this way." After clearing his mind of these distracting thoughts, Liu Xiu remembered something and then asked further, "Since Tongtong rose to power, does she know anything about the concept of destiny?"

"Luck?" Liu Tong nodded, indicating that he was quite clear about it.

Although he doesn't particularly care about the impact on luck, Liu Tong sometimes has to admit that when luck improves, his personal fortune also begins to improve.

Just like Liu Tong now, in most cases, the things he encounters are good. Even if there are a few bad things, he can turn bad luck into good, or even avoid any danger at all. At least before his luck changes, it can be said to be quite mysterious.

"Since Tongtong understands destiny, how would she evaluate the people of the past..." Liu Xiu changed his words to inquire about the existence of those people from the past.

"The Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai?" Following Liu Xiu's train of thought, Liu Tong immediately understood that these were military generals whose portraits were drawn by Emperor Ming of Han.

"How is their luck? How is their family lineage?" Thinking of these founding heroes whom he had bestowed titles upon and allowed to live and die with the nation, Liu Xiu felt a sense of pride, but also some worry.

"Family inheritance?" After thinking for a moment, Liu Tong looked up at Liu Xiu and fell silent for a while, but still told him the truth about the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai.

The Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai, who should have lived and died with the nation, could have developed into a super family, like the Deng family, with long-lasting favor, as long as the nation existed.

However, apart from the Deng family, the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai were basically cursed, with most of their families sharing the same lineage.

Especially the direct descendants of the family, their numbers are pitifully small, and it can even be said that they have lost the path to procreation.

As a result, many families had no choice but to find someone from a branch to fill the gap in the direct line in order to continue their lineage.

This seemingly simple operation appears to have no problems, but the real issue lies ahead: those who could reproduce normally within the branch families become infertile after joining the main lineage…

In a sense, the majority of the descendants of the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai, such as Wan Peng, are the only direct descendants of their families.

As for the Deng family, that was an exception, an exception that was definitely problematic among the various families of the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai.

Even the Deng family themselves couldn't explain the situation... (End of Chapter)