Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Shen Tang warns the frightened villagers about the consequences of their words after displaying her deadly intent. Qi Shan comments on her restraint, suggesting she might have killed them out of anger, but Shen Tang argues that violence is not justified by feeling wronged. She prefers to scare or discipline them rather than resort to murder. The conversation shifts to the potential appearance of an old enemy, Jun Shou of Si Bao Jun, which Qi Shan hopes to confront. Meanwhile, Gong Shuwu discovers a piece of torn cloth and footprints, indicating recent activity. Shen Tang humorously reflects on the situation, referencing Murphy's Law and the "aura of a transmigrator," suggesting that trouble is imminent. .

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