Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Chu Yao faces a dilemma regarding the severely damaged house, contemplating whether to tear it down and rebuild or simply repair it, knowing that winter poses a survival challenge for the common folk. He feels the pressure of poverty and the need for better resources to accommodate the homeless commoners, mostly vulnerable individuals. When his Lord, Shen Tang, arrives, they gather a small group to discuss the situation. Shen Tang proposes a complete demolition and rebuild of the southwestern corner, but expresses concern about the ability of the elderly and weak commoners to handle such labor. The chapter highlights the struggle between immediate needs and long-term solutions in the face of hardship. .

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