The rise of the Lu Family owes much to him.
However, as the Lu Family grew and expanded, various conflicts began to emerge one after another, and problems arose continuously.
Especially with the increase in the number of Divinity Transformation cultivators in the Lu Family, the appearance of over fifty such cultivators diluted his prestige.
He was away from home frequently, or in long retreats, greatly reducing his control over the Lu Family.
Many Divinity Transformation cultivators began to seize power.
The ancestor is a Divinity Transformation cultivator, and so am I. Shouldn't I also share some power?
It makes perfect sense.
Of course, he could suppress strongly and control the Lu Family forcefully, but such an approach would have numerous drawbacks.
It's like a child growing up and wanting independence, and if the parents continue to control the child, it will inevitably lead to worsening relationships with both the father and mother.
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