While in the military council, I was contemplating political positions and got a bit distracted, surprisingly leading to such an effect.
As soon as I spoke,
Prince Jingnan followed suit,
and Lord Zheng was somewhat bewildered, wondering how on earth he, the mighty general of the Snow Sea Pass, inexplicably became the temporary chief commander leading Li Fusheng's North Border troops in battle?
The most crucial issue is,
Lord Zheng, confident and didn't bring Liang Cheng along, believed that with his current level, he could handle the examination from Prince Jingnan, his mentor, along with some strategic matters beyond ordinary warfare.
Indeed, the facts proved Lord Zheng's growth and progress over the years.
Whether it was understanding Prince Jingnan's grand plans while having hotpot, or handling memoranda and responding to Prince Jingnan's questions on position and policy, Lord Zheng smoothly managed them all.
But,
but,
