Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

The chapter discusses the character He Shu, who was born into a prestigious family but exhibited very unusual behavior that could not be explained by normal logic. Qi Shan, who was familiar with He Shu, seemed to share similar interests and understand his motives. However, even a close friend like Qi Shan could be "played to death" by He Shu's cunning. Shen Tang, unable to find answers from Qi Shan, decided to meet He Shu personally, but was concerned that he might be a "Thanos character". The chapter also mentions that He Shu, as a prisoner of war, should have been heavily guarded, but was instead assigned to his brother He Xin. Shen Tang was surprised by this and questioned whether He Shu would really not try to escape. The chapter suggests that the "true" He Shu was sacrificed for the sake of interests, and that his existence was not permitted. Shen Tang had limited choices and reluctantly went to see He Shu, who never considered himself part of the high platform. The chapter also discusses the hypocrisy of the group of people typified by He Shu's father, who used rituals and laws to forge a pedestal of dignity while corpses piled high beneath it. The chapter questions whether He Shu's actions would draw hatred from the various clans affected by the battle.

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