The royal dynasty's army was infiltrated by social world influences like a sieve.
The prefecture soldiers lived among the people, far from the emperor's reach. Among them, many used false names, while others had long-standing connections within the social world.
Simply put: Prefecture soldiers were first disciples of various sects, then members of the Dynasty's army. As for answering the call to arms, firstly it was due to the lingering power of the Royal Family, and secondly, there were benefits to be had.
Thus, the Great Zhou introduced reforms.
The role of Commander came into being.
The so-called Commanders were generals selected by the Dynasty, tasked with establishing local forces in a certain area, all self-sustained. The purpose was to guard against major forces within the social world and manage affairs on their own turf.
