Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Kangshi and Shen Tang discuss the feasibility of the Lord's idea to host a market or festival to boost the economy and engage the people. Shen Tang seeks games that are entertaining and visually appealing, emphasizing the need for pure physical competition without martial or cultural elements to avoid chaos. Kangshi suggests various games, but Shen Tang finds most of them unexciting for the common folk, desiring more thrilling and confrontational activities. Later, Shen Tang encounters a dirty child who had insulted her. Despite her initial anger, she shows compassion by instructing an official to give the child sandals and suggesting he be locked up for a few days to learn a lesson about his behavior. The chapter ends with Shen Tang reflecting on the child's poor condition, which softens her anger. .

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