At the same time, Chu Song was also feeling his way through the possible passage into his new identity.
After a series of maneuvers earlier, he had been assigned to a noble military leader of the Jin people, Wanyan Chang.
He was a cousin of the emperor of Jin Country at the time, had participated in the wars of Jin Country's founding as well as the Jingping Coup, and could be considered a true influential figure within Jin Country at the moment, although slightly lower in rank than the hand behind the Jingping Coup, Wanyan Sheng, but not completely without the ability to compete.
Chu Song had a relatively clear understanding of the internal situation of Jin Country at that time.
The political system of Jin Country at that time, although already established, was completely different from that of the Qi Dynasty. It still retained many of the previous systems, simply put, it was more like a tribal-style military democracy.
