Guo Dong was very excited today, so excited that he was tossing and turning even at night.
Hui An, who was sleeping beside him, naturally knew why he was like this. Wasn't it because he had seen Lord Pingye during the day?
Hui An wasn't as thrilled as Guo Dong because he was not a Yan person.
For the Yan people, worshiping Lord Pingye was inevitable.
The court needed to create a hero;
and Lord Pingye didn't even need to be deliberately beautified because his battle achievements and deeds, when presented truthfully, appeared even more glorified than others' embellished stories.
In the words of Meng Shou, it added color.
Hui An didn't like the Yan people much because in Ying Capital City, the Yan people were always superior.
The merchants of Yan, the soldiers of Yan, the officials of Yan, even those Yan people who had migrated from the Yan region to farm, always carried with them an unusually clear arrogance.
