Zheng Tian has always trusted Ren Zhong's judgment without doubt.
Now, her intention in contacting the recently awakened Ren Zhong is not to seek advice, but merely to find some reassurance.
After gaining some reassurance, Zheng Tian began to arrange military affairs, firstly to consolidate the defenses and set up surprise troops, and secondly to mobilize the teaching regiment to communicate with the rebel army that had organized itself to "assist the king" for dispatch.
Although the rebel warships varied greatly in quality and lacked a unified system, their quantity was exceptionally large.
If left without organization and dispatch, these rebels would probably be nothing more than scattered troops, easily defeated in parts.
However, if every rebel warship were to enter the same command sequence, transforming from scattered to unified, aided by strong combat will, the rebels would transform into a powerful army with strong mobility.
