Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Wu Xian feels deeply wronged after his attempts to impress Yan An during discussions about the Xin and Geng Kingdoms. He tries to distinguish himself from the notorious Zheng Qiao by highlighting his own integrity, but his efforts seem to fall flat. After a disappointing first visit, he returns two months later, better prepared with a polished self-introduction. Yan An appears more receptive this time, but Wu Xian's comments about Zheng Qiao again lead to a negative reaction. Meanwhile, Zheng Qiao, the ruler, faces criticism from Yan An regarding the serious issues affecting the provinces, particularly the aftermath of a rebellion. Yan An emphasizes the importance of addressing the people's needs to prevent further unrest, planning to distribute food from granaries to ensure their survival. .

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