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Summary

. Chu Yao reflects on the implications of choosing Wei Shou as a leader due to his background from the Northern Desert, which could pose risks in future conflicts. He believes that while both Wei Shou and Yuan Yuan have similar strengths, Yuan Yuan's origins might be a liability for the Kang Kingdom. Chu Yao expresses concern about the potential for betrayal, as he has previously manipulated Jin Rui to undermine Wei Shou. Shen Tang, however, suggests a more aggressive approach to dealing with local conflicts and private armies, emphasizing the need for swift action to prevent escalation. She critiques the idea of being overly cautious and highlights the dangers posed by minor officials and local grudges that could lead to larger conflicts. The chapter underscores the complexities of leadership decisions in a politically charged environment and the necessity of strategic planning in military affairs. .

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