Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Shen Tang reflects on the failure of their defenses against the bandits, questioning their overconfidence and the implications of their tributes. Chu Yao remains indifferent, suggesting that as long as they aren't blamed, it's acceptable. The fertile lands of Longwu County are controlled by wealthy gentry, leaving martial artists like Zhao Feng to cultivate less productive wastelands. This situation complicates tax collection, as the common folk, working as tenants, struggle to provide enough for the county magistrate. The indifference of Zheng Qiao and Wang Ting exacerbates the issue, threatening Shen Tang's control over vital resources. Amidst this tension, Shen Tang navigates a delicate situation with Qi Shan, avoiding conflict in a public setting while observing the renovations in the administrative office. The chapter ends with a humorous note about past grievances and the unexpected twists in their interactions. .

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