Time passes swiftly.
Gu Jin suppressed all domestic voices of criticism and once again dispatched a considerable number of soldiers and resources to Liaodong, even establishing some specific policies targeting the region.
—This approach was entirely different from the gradual strategy traditionally employed by the Gu Clan.
The people of Gu Jin's generation were evidently much more aggressive, truly seizing this opportunity to directly annex the entire Liaodong, intending to fully integrate it into Kyushu.
No—
Perhaps it shouldn't be phrased this way.
After all, the current situation in Liaodong had fundamentally changed compared to the past generations.
The establishment of the Gu Academy and the integration with religion all invisibly intensified the penetration of Kyushu culture in the Liaodong region.
In other words, Gu Jin was not being radical but was instead responding differently based on the groundwork laid by his predecessors.
