Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. As the sun sets and rain approaches, Shen Tang and Gu Chi discuss Qi Yuanliang's motivations for being in Xiao City, with Gu Chi expressing skepticism about Yuanliang's intentions. A young servant arrives, urgently seeking Gu Chi on behalf of his master, Jun Shou, indicating a connection between Gu Chi and the Jun family. Meanwhile, the governor struggles to gain support from local powers, who refuse to lend him private soldiers despite his arguments. He decides to enlist the Zhai Huan brothers, who are trustworthy outsiders, to assist him. The governor is cautious about ensuring that Gu Chi remains loyal, as he cannot afford any mishaps with the tax silver. .

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