Moreover, the Family Head of An and Xu Qing became increasingly friendly in conversation, as if helping the court to quell the rebellion was something predetermined by him and Xu Qing.
Various detailed ideas came to mind fluently.
Xu Qing felt as if he had punched cotton when he saw how the An family understood the situation.
The old fox truly leaves no loose ends.
Yet under the current grand scheme, the An family is a necessary target for unity, and because they are so aware of the situation, Xu Qing has no opportunity to continue pressing them.
After all, even if he forcibly crushed the An family, the result would be no better than it is now, and it could provoke more unnecessary resistance.
Qian Nan Province doesn't just have the four major Tusi; defeating the An family would lead to the rise of more small and hard-to-handle Tusi.
On the contrary, with the An family around, order could be roughly maintained among these small Tusi.
