Dao Lord.

Summary

Shao Ping Bo's unwavering dedication to governing Beizhou, devoid of personal ambition or indulgence, is highlighted. His self-discipline is commendable, leading to his unmarried status to minimize distractions. Da Chan Mountain recognizes his efforts, worrying about his health and the potential chaos in Beizhou should he fall. Niu You Dao warns that Shao Ping Bo's ambitions extend beyond Beizhou, viewing it merely as a temporary base for gathering strength. He suggests Da Chan Mountain may be unwittingly isolated in their alliance with him. The discussion reveals strategic maneuvering, with Niu You Dao proposing a shift to Nanzhou to appease rival factions, emphasizing the need for Da Chan Mountain to act wisely to avoid becoming a pawn in Shao Ping Bo's plans.

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