Du Ruhui sat alone on his chair, quietly contemplating the various matters of the country, without looking at Lin Zhengren's back.
He didn't need to put too much pressure on this person.
Lin Zhengren was a very "perceptive" person. As long as he saw the benefits, he would be sufficiently submissive. His capability was also outstanding, able to handle any task assigned to him appropriately.
As long as you could keep him under control, he was usable and quite handy.
When it came to trust, comparatively speaking, people like Du Yehu were more reliable. Unfortunately, he was too impulsive; he was a talented general but not fit for leadership.
Thinking along these lines, Du Ruhui couldn't help but press his forehead.
Lin Zhengren, Du Yehu, Li Jianqiu, Fu Baosong.
These young people each had their own usefulness, but also their respective flaws.
If Zhu Weiwo hadn't betrayed, there would be no need to worry about Lin Zhengren's future.
