Zhou Fu was an honest man deserving of Yang Ge's good intentions.
After Yang Ge pointed out that the samurai's turmoil in the Danma vassal army was insignificant and tasked him with coordinating the samurai at all levels and suppressing the tumultuous camp to hone his true nature,
Zhou Fu did not relax his vigilance due to the insignificance of the commotion in the Danma vassal army's camp, nor did he sit back and watch the chaos unfold; instead, he became even more diligent than before. He spent two to three days straight, night and day, with an interpreter touring the camp, appeasing samurai at all levels, and actively consulting Yang Ge on strategies of offering incentives, compromise, opposition, and undermining to stabilize the camp.
However, even the most skilled art of enticing with promises couldn't overcome the terror of a great ape's survival instinct!
