Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Wei Cheng criticized Shen Tang for being overly cautious, asserting that admitting defeat is acceptable. He expressed loyalty, stating he wouldn't betray her. Shen Tang, however, implied that Wei Lou might not share the same integrity. Concerned about the threat posed by Yun and the Eternal Life Sect, Shen Tang dismissed Wei Cheng's claims of disinterest in hidden schemes. She warned him to use the front door next time, indicating the seriousness of their situation. . As tensions rose, Wei Lou suggested making amends, while Mi Shi worried about her son’s well-being, noting he hadn’t eaten in days. The new master of the royal court faced mounting pressure from battle reports, leading to his irritability and destructive behavior. The Mi clan's arrival highlighted the chaos, with the common folk openly criticizing the new master. Amidst the turmoil, ministers conspired to resign, further complicating the political landscape. The chapter concludes with a sense of inevitability as the eight armies approached the capital, leaving a lingering question of what might happen next. .

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