After several days of rest at home, Hudson began to address the accumulated government affairs in his territory. By "address," it essentially meant just reviewing them, as events had unfolded whether he deemed them appropriate or not.
During the war, a massive influx of immigrants had caused various emergencies to arise one after another. With Hudson commanding the troops at the front, it was simply impossible for him to wait and make decisions.
There were definitely problems, but looking at the overall development of the territory, the management level was still satisfactory, which reflected the training they had received over the years.
Of course, the smooth operation of the Mountain Domain was primarily due to the system Hudson had established.
Once everything had been regulated, as long as the management wasn't too incompetent, they could handle issues according to the established policies.
