Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Qiu Cheng is taken aback by the news that Shen Tang is not only leading the troops but also serving as the vanguard general. Xun Ding explains that his significant losses in battle were due to Shen Tang's prowess, as he had previously matched a skilled opponent. The group discusses the implications of Shen Tang's leadership, with Miao Shu suggesting that they should not fear Shen Zei, while Qiu Cheng contemplates the potential for a counterattack. A scholar in Qiu Cheng's camp raises concerns about the strategic value of Longwu County, arguing that Shen Zei would not risk losing it while managing a large troop deployment. Miao Shu counters that if Longwu County is heavily guarded, it would be difficult for Shen Zei to support such a large force. .

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