This time, the First Emperor neither argued with Nathaniel Ying as he had done in the past, nor did he deny Nathaniel Ying.
He seemed to be thinking about something, trying to conceal the sharpness in his eyes, and looked at the people around him with an observing rather than a scrutinizing gaze, most of whose eyes were filled with envy.
It was the busy farming season, and without government organization, the common people did not go out to farm but gathered at the gate of Yangcheng to join in the fun. Except for the days of distributing sacrifices during the New Year, this phenomenon was impossible in Guanzhong.
The First Emperor was lost in thought, thinking of the magistrate of Yangcheng County, Cui Guang, who had served as a doctor of Taoism in the Doctoral Office, who was standing in front of the city gate. He said softly:
"Do nothing."
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