His attitude was very solemn.
In South Yue City, he found an opportunity for himself, as well as for the Situ Family.
The Corpse Mine incident was of significant importance.
If he failed to handle it properly, it would be the Situ Family's reputation at stake.
Likewise, if he managed to settle the aftermath properly, it would be a great accomplishment, earning him a good reputation within the clan and accumulating substantial Merit Points for a promotion within the Taoist Court.
Moreover, Mo Hua was a Formation Master and also the "Master" of the Corpse King.
Dealing with the Corpse King and its horde required Mo Hua's consent.
Constructing new mine shafts and improving the lives of South Yue City's Cultivators also depended on Mo Hua's support.
Therefore, to Mo Hua, he was almost beseeching and demanding.
Whatever Mo Hua said, he would agree without hesitation and spare no effort in executing.
Mo Hua felt reflective in his heart.
