There was a special family that climbed to the highest peak and was admired by everyone. That family reigned at the peak for a long time and consolidated its position. Of course, during these long eons, there had been a time when their position had been threatened. It was just one time, or to be more precise, it was after another family’s prodigy grew up and officially began her activities. Her phenomenal performance triggered in the top family many emotions they had forgotten for some time.0

Although the Choi Family was able to keep their top position, this new prodigy raised an alarm that could not be ignored, which caused a change in the family. The great reformation broke a tradition that the family had kept for a very long time with no exceptions—it was the evolution of their bloodline. To put it more crudely, it could be considered improving breeds.0

Bloodline. It was a term used to describe those who shared the same lineage, but it was also used to determine which people were related to each other. There was no better analogy to make about it than with the procreation of animals. It was common knowledge that bloodlines were quite involved in their genetic evolution. For example, dogs were the result of mating wolves with more docile personalities for generations. In this way, lineage obtained over several generations by mixing and matching various traits was called a purebred.0

In the case of animals, their price and value varied depending on whether their pedigree was pure. Humans were also animals, and the Choi Family was a family that maintained their pure blood at the top position for thousands of...1