Blade that Slays the Heavens.

Summary

Chu Mo proposes to His Majesty and the Grand Marshal that he can ask his master to absorb the yuan stones from the Tian Duan Mountain Range, ensuring that Great Xia retains control over them. His Majesty, impressed by this, offers Chu Mo the title of King of Chu after the battle, granting him significant power over conquered territories. This decision stems from the understanding of Chu Mo's powerful master, who can protect Great Xia from threats. The Emperor recognizes Chu Mo's immense potential and the necessity of binding him to the kingdom through favor rather than constraints. The chapter concludes with a strong commitment to Chu Mo's future role in Great Xia.

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