Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Zheng Qiao is unfazed by the rebellion led by his former subordinates, Wang Er and his companions, viewing them as insignificant. His true anger stems from the betrayal of his trusted aides who have joined the rebels. This betrayal leads to a tense atmosphere in the court, where officials feel the weight of Zheng Qiao's murderous intent. As he confronts them, his demeanor shifts from rage to a deceptive calm, causing fear among the officials. The chapter also introduces Yan An, a figure from the past, whose connection to Zheng Qiao raises speculation among the onlookers about their relationship, hinting at deeper ties and history. .

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