687 Learning Through Competition 4yr

Translator: Transn_IOLEditor: Transn_IOL

Silver Condor had taken away the head of the Khan away, hoping that it would inspire the Norland people to take vengeance and fulfill their duty to the late Khan. But it had turned into a fiasco.
The kings and nobles, who had been racking their brains to find a way to meet with the Khan before, were now rushing even faster than before to take the title of Khan for themselves, which was still up in the air. The coldness and ruthlessness shown in this process shocked Silver Condor.
He thought that he had escaped from Jianghu, which was full of hypocrisy and mutual exploitation, but didn't expect that he had fallen into an even deeper Jianghu.
After reflecting on his limited Jianghu experience, Silver Condor concluded that the kings did not really want to avenge the Khan. Even if a new Khan succeeded the throne, he would only care about getting rid of his opponents and consolidating his own power rather than uncovering and punishing the real murderer.
As for the common soldiers and o