Through countless dynasties, I can summon the heroes of Chinese history.

It can be said that Li Qin in history was a rare person in the world who was both a man of both literary and military talent, capable of strategizing and assisting in governing the country, and capable of leading troops into battle and suppressing rebellions.

His planning of the Zhenyuan Alliance in his later years further demonstrated his extraordinary diplomatic talent.

His numerous achievements prove that he was a truly versatile and capable minister.

[Ding dong, summoning the fourth character, one of the Three Pure Ones of Taoism, the Sage of Taiqing, Command 75, Martial Prowess: Celestial, Intelligence 101, Politics 99, Charisma 105;]

"Awesome, the system even managed to bring out Taiqing directly!"

The Sage of Taiqing is one of the Three Pure Ones of Taoism, ranking among the founders of Taoism. He possesses unparalleled Taoist cultivation at the level of creating the world and establishing the heavens. He resides in the Xuandu Purple Palace and governs the Great Way of Non-Action. He can be called the supreme powerhouse of the primordial world.

His life was marked by outstanding achievements. In ancient times, he accompanied Hongjun to preach the Dao, learned the Primordial Purple Qi, and cultivated into a Hunyuan Daluo Golden Immortal.

During the Lich Wars, he observed the situation with detachment, secretly protecting the survival of the human race and laying the foundation for its prosperity.

During the great calamity of the Investiture of the Gods, this sixth brother was in charge of the overall situation in the Eight Views Palace. He sent his disciples and the immortals of the Chan Sect to help the Western Zhou Dynasty fight against the Shang Dynasty. He also used innate treasures such as the Heaven-Turning Seal and the Taiji Diagram to suppress powerful enemies, resolve countless calamities, and establish the order of the Investiture of the Gods. He was definitely bullying the weak with the strong.

In order to repay the karmic debt owed to the West on behalf of Hongjun, he even converted a barbarian to a Buddhist, converted Duobao Daoren, reshaped the Western Buddhist order, balanced the forces of the Three Realms, and ensured the stability of the world's fortune.

Of course, stripping away his mythological aspects, his Taoist teachings are also extremely profound and unfathomable, guiding people towards goodness. The Taoist thought he transmitted has nourished generations, and his actions are detached from worldly affairs, following the will of Heaven.

He possesses both the supreme majesty of a supreme powerhouse and a compassionate heart for all living beings. Perhaps this is why the system bestowed upon him a god-level charm attribute.

Although Fan Li and Li Qin are very strong, they are simply weak compared to Tai Qing. After all, once the latter is summoned, the characters he brings with him are all Jiang Ce's.

I must say, the system's newbie gift pack is really generous.

[Ding dong, summoning the fifth character, Yuan Benxi from "The Snow Swordsman," with a Command stat of 58, Martial Arts: Grandmaster, Intelligence 100, Politics 93, and Charisma 85;]

Yuan Benxi is the imperial tutor of the Li Yang Dynasty in "The Snow Sword". Known as "Half-Inch Tongue", he is a top strategist who can stir up the world's situation. Li Yishan ranked him second in the world in terms of skill and strategy.

Throughout his life, he orchestrated events for the Li Yang royal family. He first spearheaded the White Robe Case in the capital, and then joined forces with Han Diaosi, Liu Haoshi, and others to assassinate Wu Su, the princess of Bei Liang, thus laying the groundwork for Li Yang to contain Bei Liang.

Later, he even promoted the "Hongjia Northward Exodus," using the power of Xu Xiao and Zhao Bing to force the remnants of the Spring and Autumn Period to migrate north, intending to weaken the power of the aristocratic families. Although Li Yishan and others intervened and emboldened the Northern Barbarians, it unexpectedly gave Liyang a chance to breathe.

In the imperial court, he used Zhang Julu to restrain Gu Jiantang and maintain the balance of power. He also assisted two emperors in ascending the throne and controlled the trend of the court in Liyang for thirty years.

People describe him as cunning and ruthless, with unparalleled initiative, and willing to use any means to achieve his goals, possessing both extraordinary abilities and a desperate, all-or-nothing ruthlessness.

He was the architect behind the Li Yang Dynasty, loyal to the Zhao family throughout his life. He used ruthless strategies to solidify the foundation of the dynasty, but his great achievements aroused the suspicion of the new emperor. In the end, he offered his own head as a pledge of loyalty, and his ending was tragic.

Despite his ruthless actions and controversial nature, Yuan Benxi's wisdom, strategic depth, and influence set a benchmark for political maneuvering in the chaotic world of Xuezhong, making him a formidable and poignant strategist.

[Ding dong, all candidates for the Golden Summoning Card have been presented. Please eliminate two candidates from the five available. The system will then randomly summon from the remaining three candidates.]

"System, remove Jing Xiang and Yuan Benxi, and summon from Fan Li, Li Qin, and the Sage of Taiqing."

Of the three candidates, Jiang Ce most wants Tai Qing. Even if he summons him, he might remain hidden in the background, but the talents Tai Qing can bring with him would definitely allow Jiang Ce to experience explosive growth.

Moreover, Taiqing plays a leading role among the Three Pure Ones. If he is brought into one's camp, the path of development will be much easier in the future.

[Ding dong, congratulations to the host for obtaining Fan Li, the Sage of Commerce, with a command 96, martial prowess: Grandmaster, intelligence 102, politics 95, and charm 99;]

Implanted identity: Current age 22, a poor disciple of the Jixia Academy of the Tianyu Dynasty. When he was traveling through Xiazhou with his family to do business, he was robbed by bandits. He was rescued by his mother, who was taking care of her nearby family, thus saving his family from disaster.

Fan Li was grateful for this, so he transformed himself and went to visit the Xia family. Over the course of five or six years, they gradually developed feelings for each other, and the host's mother adopted Fan Li as her godson.

During the conversation, Fan Li learned that he had a sworn brother who was also a prince of the Cangming Dynasty, but had always been neglected. So he volunteered to go and help him.

Half a month ago, Fan Li, along with his friends, arrived near the capital. Upon learning that his host had been exiled to Laizhou, he decisively headed towards Laizhou and expected to arrive in Laiyang in a few days.

The character is accompanied by 16 people: Goujian (Zhou Jian), Yunchang (Zhou Yue), Xishi (Shi Yiguang), Wen Zhong, Ji Ran, Fu Tong (Fu Tong), She Yong (She Yong), Shi Mai, Hao Jin (Hao Jin), Gao Ru (Gao Ru), Zhu Yuji, Song Mo, Ling Gu Fu, Ling Cheng Wu, Ling Long, and Gongsun Xiong;

My mother is in Xiazhou.

Upon seeing Fan Li's implanted identity, Jiang Ce suddenly stood up, and even his aura instantly rose and fell.

The mere mention of Xia Prefecture instantly opened up a new avenue for Jiang Ce's thinking.

Because his mother's surname was Xia and her name was Xia Qingyuan.

"I see."

At this moment, Jiang Ce finally understood why Zhao Gao waited until he unified Laizhou and even became the monarch of the Cangming Dynasty before telling him about his mother's whereabouts and identity.

The Xia family of Xiazhou are collateral descendants of the royal family of the Tianyu Dynasty.

Although the current Tianyu Dynasty is not as powerful as it was thousands of years ago, its foundation still exists. In the course of thousands of years of development, power struggles are inevitable, and in this process, those who lose are naturally stripped of their royal surname.

Surnames like the Xia, Chong, and Fei clans of the Tianyu Dynasty, as well as the Xiahou and Cao clans that gradually evolved from the Qi clan, were all surnames bestowed upon those who failed by the imperial court.

Although they were stripped of their royal surname, and some families had already established their own dynasties nearby, they still remained loyal to the Tianyu Dynasty.

Take the Xia clan, for example. They established the Great Xia Dynasty to protect the borders of the Tianyu Dynasty. They possessed three provinces. Although their territory seemed small, no one dared to attack the Great Xia territory unless absolutely necessary.

After all, attacking the Great Xia was equivalent to attacking the Tianyu Dynasty.

This undisputed number one dynasty on the Tianyuan Continent is not just a name without substance.