Without replying to Li Kexin just yet, Lin Chu looked up the Habsburg Dynasty online and couldn't help but feel a bit stunned.
From the sixth century to the nineteenth.
More than thirteen hundred years.
Spanning the long river of history, the Habsburg Dynasty maneuvered for power across the entire European continent. Although they aren't prominent anymore, their status was roughly equivalent to... well, it was like greeting someone in China:
"Hey man, what's your surname?"
"Ying."
"Whoa, so Emperor Qin is your ancestor?"
"Yup. (facepalm)"
Of course, in modern society, political and economic status are what really matter.
Status by bloodline—that's all ancient history.
But in places like Europe, it still carried some weight a lot of the time.
After all, it was old money!
Lin Chu, for his part, didn't think old money was any better than new money.
However, the main thing was that with so much time to develop, they had deep foundations in every respect.
