Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. The morning meeting left everyone in shock, particularly regarding Shen Tang's decision to leave behind the old troops of Qiu Cheng. Qi Shan expressed concern about the risks of reusing surrendered soldiers without sufficient observation time, fearing they might band together and betray them. Shen Tang acknowledged these worries but believed that the lack of military power among the old troops and the consequences of betrayal would keep them in line. Tensions rose during a discussion about sending women and children to the battlefield, with one soldier adamantly opposing the idea. Shen Tang asserted her authority as a woman and leader, reminding them of her position. A month later, after successful spring plowing, Shen Tang organized her troops, leading an army of thirty thousand at Xingyang Road. .

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