Gu Chen didn't even let him return to Wuhuan to give any further instructions.
He simply had someone send back Kebineng's head to Luoyang along with him.
Then—
Gu Chen, under the name of the Great Han's "Ten Directions Expedition Envoy," conferred titles upon the chiefs of various tribes in Yan Mountain.
Among the Xianbei, the three chiefs he selected were all mutually antagonistic individuals.
Moreover, Gu Chen took advantage of his current strength to define the spheres of influence for the three tribes.
But the most crucial part of the grassland;
He deliberately left undivided.
The intention behind this action was all too clear.
Yet under current circumstances, even if everyone could see through it, it was essentially useless.
As for the Wuhuan;
Gu Chen handled them similarly.
He intended to amplify the "competition" inherent in human nature, causing internal strife within these tribes first.
Gu Yi wasn't sure how much impact Gu Chen's current actions would have.
