Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

In this chapter, Qin Li is intrigued by the leader's mention of "good news," which turns out to be about Shan Xiao and the significant movement of the Eternal Life Sect, led by Cui Xiao, who has gathered over three hundred thousand followers. The leader, Shen Tang, emphasizes that the plight of these followers stems from systemic issues rather than individual blame, arguing that the real culprits are those in power who fail to address the suffering of the common people. This perspective is met with skepticism by other ministers, but Shen Tang remains resolute. As discussions unfold, it becomes clear that the unrest among the followers of the Eternal Life Sect poses a strategic challenge for the allied forces, as they may struggle to suppress the rebellion due to the underlying social issues. The chapter concludes with a sense of urgency regarding the potential consequences of the rebellion and the moral implications of the leaders' actions.

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