The army rendezvoused in the bandits' den, and Zhao Hanzhang could finally return comfortably to the camp.
She decided to make Zu Ti the Governor of Qingzhou, and wanted to put it in motion immediately. Just as she was pulling out some paper to write a letter, Zhao Ming leisurely approached, ignoring her diligent work despite her injury, and sarcastically remarked, "I've seen soldiers fall behind in battle, and children go missing on a journey, but it's my first time seeing a commander lagging behind, and a head of a family missing. You, Milord, have truly opened my eyes."
Zhao Hanzhang: …
She immediately put down the pen, deciding to hand over the task of writing the letter and documents to Zhao Ming.
With a serious expression, she said, "Uncle Ming, Wang Jun disregards the national interest, disobeys the royal edict, and instead, during the nation's crisis, seizes land and power, feigning loyalty when in fact he rebels. I request Uncle Ming to write a letter of admonition."
