When the newly appointed Magistrate arrived in Chuanzhou Province, the burden on Chang Zhi was considerably lighter. The Magistrate sent at this time definitely belonged to the Emperor, who only felt assured placing his own people to supervise the clearing of Chuanzhou.
The remaining cases were to be tried by the Magistrate, so Chang Zhi focused more on the Qiu Wei examination results. He was supposed to stay at the examination venue, but his responsibilities went beyond being the chief examiner; his main task was cleaning Chuanzhou, with the examination being secondary.
Once all the results were out, Chang Zhi went through them again, then remained silent.
Official Yao felt uneasy; this man was ruthless. If it hadn't been for the orders, he wouldn't have agreed to be temporarily sent to Chuanzhou. "Sir, are there any issues with the results?"
Chang Zhi replied, "Let it be."
He regretted the simplicity of the exam questions, although he was the one who set them!
