Gu Lin naturally did not dwell on these matters.
He focused more on indirectly guiding and stabilizing the market through strategic adjustments in managing the Gu Clan's "Tongji" and "Yumin" banks, while firmly holding onto the sword of the Imperial Censorate, ensuring the implementation of the new policies without obstruction, swiftly suppressing any backlash.
As time passed, all the turmoil gradually came to an end.
Under the framework of new regulations and with the support of emerging forces from the Gu Clan banks, the new commercial order began to take root and thrive, displaying a vitality different from before.
The once sensational "Jingnan" banners had long turned into dust of history and light chatter over tea, under the relentless trampling of the Forbidden Army.
The storms at court gradually subsided.
Even if there were undercurrents, they dared not easily surge to the surface anymore.
