The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

After Gu Liangwei and Wu Ma Jiao met with Zhao Hongrun, he agreed to monitor Qu Tang, recognizing his military significance. Zhao Hongrun praised Qu Tang's leadership, especially his management of the surrendered Chu soldiers. During an inspection, General Yan Mo expressed loyalty to Zhao Hongrun, who encouraged him to name the new army, emphasizing equality between Wei and Chu soldiers. Yan Mo was surprised by Zhao Hongrun's trust in Qu Tang, reflecting a rare openness. Zhao Hongrun's assurance that he would manage Qu Tang directly alleviated Yan Mo's concerns about military power distribution. Ultimately, Zhao Hongrun's friendly demeanor contrasted sharply with past rulers, leading to discussions about renaming the army for a more positive identity.

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