After briefly lamenting his own uncertain fate on the path of longevity, Lu Yuan quickly gathered his emotions and began to consider what changes would take place in the Southsea Country after it lost its founding monarch, Yan Wangqiu, to death.
And amidst this change, how should the Chu State maintain its interests?
After pondering quietly for a while, he soon issued an order.
An order was sent to the whole country: a forbidden army stationed in Baling City, the capital city, was to be transferred to Yangshan Prefecture City to closely monitor the Southsea Country, and to guard against any moves from Ning Country in Yuzhang Prefecture.
It must be said that Yan Wangqiu died at a very inconvenient time.
His death suddenly disrupted the balance of power in the southern region.
The original balance between Chu State, Southsea Country, Ning Country, and Su Country, the four-legged tripod situation, suddenly lost one of its corners.
