More than three months passed in the blink of an eye. The establishment of cauldrons and the founding of prefectures and counties throughout Liu Province were successively completed.
The Immortal Dynasty Ministry of Rites officials and imperial inner officials who had gone to the various prefectures and counties to proclaim the edicts and establish cauldrons also gradually returned to Liu Province.
Liang Zhaohuang deliberately held a banquet to thank and reward these Ministry of Rites officials and imperial inner officials, while also using the occasion to exchange pleasantries and forge connections.
Although the officials sent to proclaim edicts and establish cauldrons in the various prefectures and counties were mostly merely low- or mid-level cultivators, they either came from the great prefectural clans of the Immortal Dynasty or had risen from the imperial household's servant cultivators. All of them possessed certain connections and standing within the Immortal Dynasty's capital and the imperial household.
Even though the Liang Family was now a third-rank aristocratic clan, they had no desire to offend such people for no reason. A single banquet could both make their stance clear and foster goodwill, a favor that cost them nothing.
Once these people returned to the Immortal Dynasty's capital and the imperial household, it would be good enough if they could put in a few good words for the Liang Family.
After seeing off these Ministry of Rites officials and inner officials who had proclaimed the edicts and established the cauldrons, Liang Zhaohuang swiftly issued his first decree since taking office as Governor of Liu Province.
He ordered the governors of Liu Province's eleven subordinate prefectures to come to the provincial capital's governor's residence in three months' time to pay their respects and attend the first regular meeting.
In truth, over the past three-plus months, governors—and even great