Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. In this chapter, Shen Tang is surprised by Chu Yao's insights about the Northern Desert and Shiwu tribes. While both are nomadic, the Northern Desert has rich pastures despite its harsh climate, unlike the Shiwu's colder, flatter terrain. As populations grow, survival pressures increase, leading to resource scarcity and environmental degradation. This drives both tribes to raid for resources, utilizing their skilled cavalry and archers. Shen Tang reflects on the potential threat these tribes pose, questioning their perceived weakness. A chubby boy in the class naively asks about their strength, prompting a humorous reprimand from Chu Yao. .

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