After leaving the courtyard, Song Changming knew he had already gained the preliminary trust of his new superior.
That was enough.
Afterwards, Song Changming returned to his official duties, and the first task he received was to escort those who severely disrupted the order to the execution ground for public execution to shock the people's hearts.
The number of these people was considerable; those with serious offenses numbered in the hundreds, and those who did not deserve death but took advantage of the chaos were in the thousands.
And these were just the ones caught by the government and the army, with many others still at large.
For the past period, the city had been so chaotic, and this group played no small role in adding fuel to the fire.
They were either ruffians or profit-driven rascals in the Jianghu, and the crimes they committed were enough to have each of them beheaded seven or eight times.
