Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. The chapter discusses the complexities of military authority and trust within the context of Yonggu Pass and Longwu County. The main general expresses skepticism about trusting Shen Tang, the governor, due to his limited control over the troops stationed at Yonggu Pass. Despite Shen Tang's power, the majority of the soldiers are loyal to their previous commander, complicating any potential command he might have. Chu Yao, who has a personal connection to Shen Tang, initially planned a violent takeover but shifts to a more diplomatic approach, recognizing the potential for cooperation. He believes that personal grievances should not interfere with their larger goals, emphasizing the importance of unity for the greater good. .

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