Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

The chapter discusses the inefficiency of the Southwestern Allied Forces and the impact of Cui Zhi's departure on their operations. Shen Tang suspects the Allies are trying to surround the Kang Kingdom's forces without direct engagement. Mei Meng, appointed as a leader, struggles to command due to internal dissent and the absence of Cui Zhi, which has led to delays. The chapter highlights the intertwined nature of fortune and disaster, emphasizing the unpredictability of timing in military operations. Mei Meng's cautious approach to dealing with potential threats from the Kang Kingdom is met with skepticism from her allies, who question the need for espionage. As the narrative unfolds, Mei Meng takes decisive action against dissenters, demonstrating her leadership amid challenges. The chapter culminates in a provocative exchange between the two forces, with the Kang Kingdom's archers taunting the Allied Forces by shooting headless corpses and human heads, escalating tensions and humiliation on the battlefield. Gong Yang Yong Ye intervenes to protect the standard, showcasing the high stakes of the conflict.

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