The more Luo Chong thought about that kid You Zhi, the more suitable he seemed. As the commander of the Golden Crow Guard, You Zhi was exceptionally good at organizing large teams, and overseeing the construction of the Imperial City mainly involved selecting sites and stockpiling materials for now.
Materials certainly could not all be gathered in one place. They had to be transported from all over the Han Tribe, and even from the Eight Commanderies of the Tang Tribe, because that region produced abundant Chinese White Jade Marble—in other words, marble—which the Han Tribe's current territory did not have.
Building the imperial palace would certainly require a great deal of that kind of stone. Collecting materials from all directions was exactly the sort of work an Intelligence Agency chief handled, since his organization's operations were already highly scattered. Compared carefully, You Zhi was even more suitable than the others.
Furthermore, the most important point Luo Chong considered was You Zhi's current situation. After the Xin Tribe had been utterly destroyed by the Han Tribe, the Golden Crow Guard had temporarily lost its main target for surveillance. Aside from overseeing their own people in their daily duties, they only had to keep an eye on several forces in the grasslands. The Golden Crow Guard's reconnaissance operations had already begun to contract, so You Zhi was not very busy at present.
That being the case, having the commander of the imperial guards take charge of supervising the Imperial City's construction seemed perfectly natural.
Once he had made up his mind, Luo Chong immediately issued You Zhi a recall order. After pondering for a moment, he also recalled You Fu, who was still in Tohai Commandery helping Dashu. As for You Ye in the north, Luo Chong sent him a letter as