In recent days, not only had Zhao Changhe felt like he could not do much, but Yue Hongling had too.0

Zhao Changhe fared slightly better. Though he didn’t have much expertise in the field, he still helped organize the martial artists, which aided the fledgling Spirit Tribe in recruiting and forming a militia. In other words, he was fulfilling his duty as a protector.0

He also knew how to assign tasks, send people to search for Shi Wuding, organize the defenses, and even propose zoning plans for the new town and set up drainage systems. These efforts made him a key contributor to the creation of Taoyuan Town.0

After all, he had once managed a mountain stronghold as its master, so when it came to work, he had a bit of structure. Plus, even if he had not personally handled things before, he had seen plenty of it—whether in Xiangyang or Kuaiji. He had observed enough construction and management work, and Tang Wanzhuang had even tried to teach him some of it.0

Although he had not learned much from her, the knowledge left over from...0