Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Cui Mi confronts Shen Tang, highlighting the disconnect between his mother's experiences in the grasslands and the chaotic reality of Qi Country. He emphasizes the importance of survival for all, regardless of status, in a time of upheaval. Cui Mi reflects on the ruthless actions of Wang Ting as necessary lessons learned from past turmoil. He uses a metaphor about boarding a ship to escape chaos, suggesting that those who board first can repair it, but at the cost of others. Shen Tang interjects, noting the displeasure of those sacrificed in the process. The conversation shifts to the kidnapping of Qi Mi, with the Cui family eager to rescue him. Qi Mi expresses the futility of their struggles if the outcome is predetermined, lamenting the inevitable deaths of his loved ones. The aides recognize the gravity of the situation, while the common people face harsh choices, enduring or fleeing to survive. Cui Zhi Shan's actions have sacrificed the vulnerable, leaving them to struggle in desolation, with their suffering unnoticed by those in power. .

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