Ji Man ascended the throne at the age of sixteen; before that, he was entirely nurtured under the teachings of the Zhou Royal Family. The saying "Under the vast sky, no land is not the king's; no shores are not the king's subjects" describes the dynasty, now under Emperor Zhou's rule for four generations—neither short nor long—just flourishing.
He held the most noble status in the world, with unparalleled talent in cultivation.
After ascending the throne, he was able to cultivate all that was in the Zhou Royal Family's arsenal. Three years later, no one under the age of thirty in Haojing could surpass him.
