Rise of the Lord God.

Summary

Wu Ming reflects on his newfound status as a samurai without a fief, feeling a mix of amusement and bemusement. He contemplates the potential of his family name and fortune, realizing he could rise to prominence. Despite his ambitions, he prefers to gather intelligence rather than conquer. Wu Ming's interactions with Naito Takamasa reveal his rejection of offers to serve a lord, emphasizing his focus on swordsmanship. Meanwhile, the Yamada family leader, Shan Tian Hu Sheng, acknowledges Wu Ming's prowess and proposes a reward for rescuing his daughter, highlighting the complexities of power dynamics in their tumultuous world.

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