They had developed Central State, yet they did not neglect their homeland.
Due to that inexplicable confidence, the people of Tang had deep affection for their Jingzhou Old Home.
Unless absolutely necessary, they were unwilling to relocate from their native land.
This led to a large number of Tang citizens, including many high-ranking families, remaining in Jingzhou without moving.
Consequently, even though Chu State had seized two provinces of Central State from Tang Kingdom,
many of Tang's high-level officials were not panicked; while they were worried about the future of Tang and themselves, they remained generally stable.
Since their families were still in Jingzhou, out of the enemy's reach, they naturally had no cause for fear and worry.
And the Tang government treated the land they had conquered in Central State as just another county, without any special attention.
