Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. In this chapter, Shen Tang is shocked by Xie Qi's revelation about the Qianzhou Granary, which he claims is a significant political opportunity. Shen Tang expresses skepticism about whether Shi Cang, Zheng Qiao's subordinate, would trust Xie Qi, given Zheng Qiao's cunning nature. They discuss the potential risks and benefits of using the granary to undermine Zheng Qiao’s plans, but Shen Tang is morally opposed to burning the granary, emphasizing the dire consequences for the local populace. Xie Qi reflects on his own motivations and feels guilty about not considering the humanitarian aspect. They both recognize the granary's importance but are uncertain about the best course of action. Later, Shen Tang interacts with Xie Qi’s daughters, who admire her, and her kindness leaves a good impression on them. Gu Chi humorously comments on Shen Tang's potential romantic prospects, suggesting Xie Qi might consider matchmaking for their daughters. As Xie Qi and his wife discuss their daughters' future, they realize Shen Tang is actually a woman, which surprises them. The chapter ends with the allies of the Dragon-slaying Bureau, led by Huang Lie, preparing for battle, but they are faced with internal conflicts and betrayals, particularly regarding Tao Yan's alleged collusion with Zheng Qiao. .

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