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Not long after, the Chief entered An Que's house.
By this time, An Que had already taken out all the documents from when he initially registered the land, and to make it easier for the Chief to handle the matter at the county government, he also wrote a note as proof that he personally instructed the Chief to do it and stamped it with his private seal.
He did all this with consideration for the purpose of this action, which was for his future prospects.
With this proof, even if the issue of registering land under the villagers' names were to be uncovered in the future, he could claim it was out of righteousness that he first addressed it, rather than being forced by the villagers.
This way, the county government wouldn't be able to find fault with him, allowing him some peace of mind.
"Scholar An, you've really prepared everything." The Chief was more surprised upon seeing the things handed over.
