Li Tianwang's vein currently has five veins: dragon blood, dragon teeth, dragon scales, dragon horns, and dragon bones.
Text: Aaron
Judging from the explanation of the plot, Li Tianwang Yimai seems to "not exclude people with foreign surnames", and believes that Li Tianwang's Yimai has developed to the current scale due to the great contribution of people with foreign surnames, and even gave people with foreign surnames the same treatment as the descendants of surnamed Li, that is, Wang Ke can open a single line. It's a pity that so far there has not been a foreign surname Wang in Li Tianwang's lineage.
The absence of a foreign surname king has something to do with the difficulty of being the king
Judging from the plot setting, for the vast majority of feudal realms, the king level is actually a luxury.
Because the Fenghou Realm condenses the potential of the Fenghou Stage, it is said that the potential of the Fenghou Realm is exhausted, and it is difficult to continue to progress after the potential is exhausted.
In the line of Li Tianwang, the existence of the main level of the courtyard should be regarded as an existence with good talent and strength in the Mesozoic Era.
However, judging from the shots of Li Jiluo, Li Jinpan, and Li Qingpeng in the Lingxiang Cave, even for the master of the courtyard, the promotion of more than the seventh rank is very rare.
Among the three people who have made a move, only Li Jiluo is considered by the outside world to have the hope of touching Jipinhou, and this alone can see how difficult it is to be the king.
You must know that the existence of being able to become the master of the courtyard is basically the leader of the Mesozoic Era, and I don't know how many people have been overwhelmed along the way to get the position of the master of the compound, but the hope of such a group of people to become the king in the future is not said to be great.
People with foreign surnames suffered very much in the competition of Li Tianwang's lineage
As far as the training procedures of the younger generation are concerned, Li Tianwang treats the descendants of the surname Li and people with foreign surnames equally, and does not do anything special for the descendants of the surname Li.
It's just that this kind of training process is really fair for people with foreign surnames?
The answer is obvious, not fair. On the surface, it seems that a bowl of water is even, but in fact, the descendants of the surname Li have taken a lot advantage of this seemingly fair competition.
Li Tianwang's cultivation of young talents is mainly concentrated in the five guards and twenty banners, and if you want to get more resources, you have to get enough status in your own Wei (Qi), and lead your subordinates to compete with other Wei (Qi).
But let's not forget, whether it is collective combat power or individual combat power, the impact of whether there is a dragon phase or not is very large.
In terms of aiki, the descendants of the surname Li have an advantage over people with foreign surnames in cultivating dragon breath and practicing the technique of nine transformations, and in terms of individual combat power, the descendants of the surname Li also have an advantage in cultivating the Heavenly Dragon Battle Body.
That is to say, on the surface, it is a bowl of water, but in fact, people with foreign surnames have to be stronger than the descendants of the surname Li to have the opportunity to obtain equal treatment and resources.
This is not counting the connections of the descendants of the surname Li in the line of Li Tianwang, although the "salary" issued by the line of Li Tianwang to everyone is the same, but the descendants of the surname Li can enjoy the shadow of their ancestors.
The gap between the two will only widen.
So I personally think that the reason why Li Tianwang's lineage has not appeared with a foreign surname Wang since its establishment is mainly due to two reasons:
First, the difficulty of achieving the king realm itself is very great.
Second, compared with the descendants of the surname Li, it is more difficult for people with foreign surnames to grow up without the support of the dragon and elders than the descendants of the surname Li.