Zabol had assumed office as vice president and commander-in-chief of the National Defense Forces. With three provinces under his control, he was, for a time, the hottest figure in the entire Gangge Republic.
He stood below only one man and above tens of thousands—the undisputed number two figure in the Gangge Republic.
Zabol had finally officially stepped onto the political stage at the very center of power in the Gangge Republic.
Invitations to all kinds of gatherings came pouring in like raindrops.
Meanwhile, Zhang Yang, the true power behind the scenes and the one who controlled the man ranked second in the Gangge Republic, became busy once more.
As the new commander-in-chief of the National Defense Forces and nominal supreme commander of government troops nationwide, Zabol might not have been able to truly command every government force in the country, but he could access their organizational structures and personnel records.
Before long, the information was laid before Zhang Yang.
"A thousand Soldier King slots should be bestowed," Zhang Yang muttered to himself.
If those thousand Soldier King slots were bestowed upon the tens of thousands of government troops in a single province, they would be enough to firmly control those forces from top to bottom. But given the current situation, distributing them would be more cost-effective.
The Gangge Republic had twenty provinces in total, three of which fell within Zabol's sphere of influence.
If the thousand slots were scattered among the government forces of the remaining seventeen provinces, each province, with its tens of thousands of troops, would receive fewer than sixty people on average.
It sounded like very few, but it was not few at all.
Just imagine it: among the tens of thousands of government troops in a province, there would be dozens of his people spread across