Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Gu Chi prefers to relax rather than engage in complex negotiations regarding labor forces from Shangnan and Yiru. He suggests Qi Shan start with Yiru, despite its challenging relationship with Ha Yin. The dynamics between the three regions—Tianhai, Shangnan, and Yiru—are explored, highlighting that Tianhai's Wu Xian has the highest status, while Yiru is surprisingly the easiest to approach. Gu Chi reflects on the potential consequences of powerful families overstepping their bounds, emphasizing the ruler's need to maintain stability. The discussion shifts to the threat posed by martial artists controlling land and resources, questioning the ruler's ability to manage such power. .

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