For example, Xun Zu.
This person, under the guise of "loyalty and righteousness," binds a group of people together. If she had any respect for him before, over two years, she has seen through much of the facade.
Compared to his brother, Xun Zu falls far short.
Yet, she cannot kill or dismiss such a person; she can only endure.
Zhao Hanzhang is in a bad mood, and so are all the civil and military officials of the court. They are afraid, yet secretly hopeful.
Whether it's the courtiers from the Zhao faction or the old ministers, they are both afraid and hopeful.
They fear Xun Zu's demise, yet secretly hope for it; they fear he won't meet an untimely end, yet hope he won't...
Various thoughts mixed together, making them feel incredibly conflicted.
Xiahou Ren quietly said to Tao Wu, "If Xun Zu returns safely, I am willing to give up everything and follow the Great General."
Tao Wu: ...
He was silent for a moment, then said, "I am willing too!"
