Zhu Weiwo had previously been favored unanimously by all the higher-ups, except for Dong Ah who did not quite approve. After Zhu Weiwo's betrayal, Dong Ah's judgment gained some more persuasive power.
Then there was Duan Li, the Commander of the Xuanjia in Jiujiang, who truly regarded Du Yehu as his own son. However, given his current state, his words didn't carry much weight.
He Badao, the Commander of the White Feather Army, didn't even have time to find a successor.
Huangfu Duanming, the Great General, had never shown any preference nor had any particularly outstanding descendants, only following the Monarch's commands.
Besides these, including the Monarch, many expected more from Lin Zhengren.
The younger generation of Zhuang Country might stand high in the future, likely the few mentioned. Of course, Du Yehu could probably be disregarded, not just because his supporters had lost influence...
