For Sisi, Lei Ao’s death was actually a good thing.0

Because the one who “had to” kill him was a Xia person. Not only would the Black Hmong Tribe refrain from causing trouble for Sisi, but they would also formally invite the saintess of the Ancient Spirit Tribe to join in a grand discussion about rebelling against the Great Xia Empire.0

The excuse for a rebellion that had been lost when Yue Hongling assassinated Pacification Commissioner Lan Tiankuo suddenly reappeared.0

That night, Lei Zhentang, the chief of the Black Hmong Tribe, widely distributed invitations to all heroes, inviting all the tribes to gather in Dali. His message was clear: Since the Xia have killed my son, none of you are safe either, so why not join forces and rebel against them?0

Everyone knew it was just an excuse, but an excuse was necessary.0

There were already several ambitious chiefs who wanted to seize the opportunity during the turmoil of the Great Xia Empire to establish their own independent kingdoms. What they lacked was a broader consensus among the hundred tribes.0

The opposition from small tribes like the Ancient Spirit Tribe was a minor issue. The real opposition came from larger pro-Xia tribes like the White Hmong and the Yao[1...0