This matter was thus settled throughout Ghana, and Gu Zi did not breach the agreement, imparting the Gu Clan's skills to all of Ghana.
Of course, it was only the basics.
Compared to the centuries of cultivation in Kyushu, the foundation of Ghana was far too lacking and could only progress gradually.
Gu Yi could not possibly help other countries reach a very astonishing level directly.
This was impossible.
In this regard, the people of Ghana were not impatient either.
Tong Kamanin truly was a wise ruler. He understood the importance of patience and did not only care for immediate gains but truly desired for Ghana to master this skill.
He had no intention of underestimating Gu Zi.
On the contrary—
As Gu Zi and others stayed longer in Ghana, helping solve issues one after another, Tong Kamanin's attitude toward Gu Zi became more and more attentive.
This included governance of all directions and control over the Ghanaian nobility, among other issues.
