This left Yan Chen without crucial support. As a chief judge not even qualified as a councilor, he couldn't possibly go head-to-head with the vice-chair, so... the Tribunal became a place neither valued nor cared for.
After learning about the current status of the Tribunal and understanding Yan Chen's plans, Qiu Tu gave Yan Chen a long, searching look.
It had to be said, Yan Chen really was something.
Although he had been pushed to the Tribunal, he keenly sensed the huge opportunities hidden within.
Just like Qiu Tu had previously analyzed.
With the regime stabilizing, the Eighth Sanctuary was becoming more and more regularized, so pushing for rule-of-law in the unplanned zones was a necessary step.
Under these circumstances, the importance of the Tribunal was bound to rise steadily.
By then, Dongye State would not stop at just a state tribunal, but would use cities as the smallest unit for establishing them.
