Forgotten Legend of the Bloodied Flower

Chapter 1069: History

And there were some disagreements among the family members, which had caused their family to be separated from each other. It might also be the reason why their mother never contacted the Jun Family in Han Zhui City again in her entire life.         

    

They didn't have close relationship.     

Besides, there was no guarantee that they would be willing to help considering that women's status in this world was low.     

"So, anything fishy about them?" Nan Luo asked curiously.     

"No." Nan Hua passed a glance at Nan Luo. "They're just some unrelated bunch who didn't have sense of solidarity."     

For some reason, Nan Luo felt chills on his back when he heard Nan Hua's words. He let out a hollow laugh and chose not to say anything else. It seemed that the Jun Family didn't give good impression to Nan Hua.     

Nan Luo also looked at the report curiously.     

And his impression worsened. How in the world that Jun Family even produced someone like his gentle mother? He even highly doubted that they were related to one another.     

"Am really related to Jun Family? Why do I feel that they're all really stupid?" Nan Luo said in dissatisfaction when he had finished reading.     

"You're not that smart either," Feng Ao Kuai added from the side.     

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Nan Luo: "…"     

While he knew that he was not as smart as his twin sister or Feng Ao Kuai, he believed that he was not that bad, alright?     

In comparison, he felt that the Jun Family was overly worse.     

They were the overlord in Han Zhui City a few decades ago. But after three generations, they fell apart so horribly like this that they could barely survive. There were still some stores left, but it was nothing much.     

At the very least, they could still live.     

But saying that they were a big family was definitely a big overestimation.     

"However, Jun Family is a famous family in Han Zhui City." Feng Ao Kuai had completely threw the task to Si Kang as he was more curious about this family. No matter what one said, Jun Family was still the roots of Nan Hua and Nan Luo.     

He was unrelated to Jun Family.     

But it didn't mean that he couldn't be interested in finding out more about it.     

"Why is that?"     

"Here." Feng Ao Kuai pointed at the report in his hand. "It's said that they came to Han Zhui City around two to three centuries ago. At that time, they're very rich and powerful and basically swept the entire cities around to be under Jun Family. And everyone respected them.     

But war started and the head passed away due to old age. But as time passed, the descendants were not powerful enough to control so many properties. They began to split and eventually deteriorate. And around a century ago, someone began to gather them all and brought the family to be famous around a century or two ago. At that time, the Jun Family was truly on its peak as there were no one who would dare to offend them in the slightest bit.     

But when the leader passed away, the family was split again. Now, as you can see, there are not even 10 people left in Jun Family."     

Nan Luo silently counted and pursed his lips. "If I count myself and Hua'er, there are definitely more than 10."     

"…Do you count their wives?"     

"Well, they're technically already part of the Jun Family after getting married, right?" Nan Luo tilted his head.         

    

Feng Ao Kuai nodded. "True, but that was only if they were to stay loyal. Sometimes, these women would return to their parents' house if their household got worse with time. It can happen if they're more powerful than the Jun Family."     

Nan Luo looked at the name list and shook his head. As he had expected, the First Jun Family married a rather influential woman. No wonder that the concubine children fared badly in their household.     

If this was the case, it was indeed not strange at all.     

Nan Hua looked at the record and showed no other interest. The Nan Family had a long history and Jun Family also have a lot of history. However, those had passed and their lessons were not learned by their descendants.     

For Nan Family's history, Nan Hua could recite them without the need of any help. Their grandfather asked them to memorize everything because it was their roots and thus important for them to know. Not to mention, there were many important lessons they could learn from their predecessor.     

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If they repeated the same mistake, what was the use of history?     

History existed so that they could learn from their predecessor and not repeat the same mistake.     

It existed to teach them about their roots.     

And it was there as a mirror for them to remind themselves to be able to follow the teaching of great people.     

"You can bring them all back to Great General Nan later. He might be interested in allowing you to learn about Jun Family history, Young Master Luo."     

Nan Luo's face turned pale.     

How could he forget how much his grandfather liked to have him study history? It was to the point that he nearly vomited blood back then.     

He turned to look at Feng Ao Kuai.     

Feng Ao Kuai showed an evil grin. "Good luck in studying more. The Jun Family has a long history ever since they come to Fei Yang Kingdom. If you have to dig more before they come here, I'm sure that you can learn a lot."     

"That's too much!"     

"I'm also studying the Feng Family and Nan Family's history." Feng Ao Kuai scoffed. Though, in Feng Family history, there were only some people who were recorded while the others were only mentioned in passing.     

After all, not everyone could have their influence be recorded in history for their descendants to learn about them. Only some notable people would be recorded and taught to the younger generations.     

Nan Luo howled in agony.     

At the side, Si Kang was expressionless as he continued to copy the name list. He was absolutely sure that if he didn't do this, neither of these three would ever finish their work.     

Being a servant sure is hard….