This point need not be discussed further with outsiders.
Jiang Taiyan originally had little interest in being invited by King Chu Qing for this major event. However, this newly reigning king of Chu was willing to offer the royal inheritance, which seemed a bit unbelievable.
Although he was a Sect Leader of the Academy, renowned worldwide for his erudition and exceptional sword skills, Jiang Taiyan knew that his achievements were largely due to his brother, King Qii Ying, choosing him as a disciple of the inheritance, dedicated to guarding the royal family and spreading their teachings worldwide.
Even though his talent played a significant role, if not for his brother's trust, no matter how talented he was, he would still be far from his current situation.
The inheritances of the Seven Kingdoms are confidential, and all discussions or investigations regarding them are forbidden. These secrets only circulate among the most noble aristocrats, yet Jiang Taiyan understands them.
