Therefore, based on common sense judgment.
When the survival of the family is at stake,
this clan might resort to the depths of their family heritage.
Something that I might not be able to withstand.
Even if we lead a grand army to attack, we'll be hitting a snag.
The reason they don't bring out their foundations to intercept attacks, Zhou Ping'an speculates, is that these heritages may only be able to defend and counterattack, not sufficient to wage wars far and wide.
All things have their gains and losses.
One must abide by the basic principles.
If there are treasures or skills that can break the limit, there certainly should be some restrictions.
If they could be used without limits,
then it would not be the Xiao Family ruling over the Great Yu Dynasty and stretching their reign across the Four Seas and Eight Extremes, but the Tang Family instead.
This reasoning is clearly understood by Lin Huaiyu as well.
