After reading it, Fang Yun frowned slightly, then put down his Official Seal and prepared for bed. For a dignified Void Sage and governor-general, such a matter did not warrant attention, at least not yet.
The next day, Fang Yun handled his duties as usual, though he continued familiarizing himself with Xiang Prefecture, since documents from its various prefectures and counties would begin arriving that day.
Fang Yun needed to know every inch of Xiang Prefecture. That was something a governor-general had to do.
Two more days passed. After reading all the documents, Fang Yun's understanding of Xiang Prefecture already far surpassed that of Dong Wencong, who had served as its prefectural governor for over a year.
After finishing the documents, Fang Yun gave it some thought and decided to continue making incognito visits. He wanted a deeper understanding of the local customs and everyday life of Baling and Xiang Prefecture. If time allowed, he would try to visit every city in the prefecture.
While in Ning'an City, Fang Yun had rarely made incognito visits. Before going there, he had already served as its county magistrate in the Book Mountain Illusion Realm, so he knew the place like the palm of his hand.
Incognito visits offered the most direct understanding of the people, far more accurate than information obtained from officials. Of course, Fang Yun's visits were unlike those of certain emperors who used the pretext of traveling incognito to indulge in women and extravagant spending.
Another reason for these visits was that Fang Yun had discovered that the incident involving Yingfang Pavilion's bow to the Qing Lord had not died down. Instead, one wave followed another, already exceeding his original expectations.
Fang Yun wanted to understand how the common people viewed the matter, so he changed into a Licentiate's