Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. The Mo Zhe were surprised by Shen Tang’s acceptance of the “Juzu” title, which was contrary to their expectations. Despite the title being largely honorary, it represented hope for their legacy. Shen Tang questioned the status of the previous Juzu, revealing that the last leader had left for a safer environment. The Mo Zhe had historically encouraged survival strategies, leading them to select Shen Tang as their leader. Shen Tang expressed willingness to support their efforts and discussed utilizing the existing Mo Zhe to enhance their productivity. As a “wealthy benefactor,” she aimed to foster cooperation, leading to enthusiasm among the Mo Zhe. They shared their methods for enhancing their “qi,” while Shen Tang recognized the challenges of naming conventions among them. She proposed allowing talented children without martial roots to succeed, aligning with her vision for their future. However, logistical issues arose regarding the establishment of a new capital, with debate over suitable locations, reflecting the increased complexity of governance as the year ended. Amidst this, Qin Li presented Shen Tang with a luxurious red fox cloak, a gesture reflecting the positive outcomes of improved governance. .

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