Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. In this chapter, Qi Shan and Shen Tang engage in a tense discussion about the fate of captured bandits. Qi Shan argues against releasing them, suggesting that they would return to crime, and proposes selling them instead. Shen Tang vehemently opposes this idea, insisting that they are people, not livestock. As the conversation escalates, Qi Shan suggests more drastic measures, which angers Shen Tang. She feels overwhelmed by the responsibility of deciding their fate and questions whether she should take on a leadership role akin to a village chief. Ultimately, she contemplates the idea of establishing a new village, reflecting on the need for originality in naming it. .

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