Chu Yi’s departure had indeed caused significant trouble for Chu Liang.0

When Chu Liang first took charge of Red Cotton Peak, many affairs were still in their early stages. In truth, he had merely laid the groundwork—building a foundation from nothing and taking the Red Cotton Peak from level zero to one.0

However, during the years of Chu Liang’s absence, Chu Yi had taken Red Cotton Peak from its foundation to new heights, advancing it from level one to level ten. Under the protection of Di Nufeng and the Four Overlords of Mount Shu, he had managed both internal and external affairs with full authority. When Chu Liang returned and saw how well everything was handled, he chose not to reclaim those responsibilities.1

But now that this little rascal was gone, all the burdens of Red Cotton Peak had once again fallen onto Chu Liang’s...0