Shen Qing cleared her thoughts and asked, "Does he know your identity?"
Even if the Chen Family was one of the most prominent families in Xizhou, Shen Qing didn't believe they would dare to openly oppose her and Yu Jiuqing.
Yu Zihan shook his head. "When I first suggested going to the military camp for training, didn't you say I should do my best to hide my identity from others, Mother?
I didn't want them to look up to me just because of you and Father. I wanted them to accept me for who I am."
So, even back in Chenzhou, he had concealed his identity in the barracks. Only a few select generals knew who he was.
He enjoyed being on equal footing with everyone else, and he relished the feeling of earning their respect—and even their loyalty—through his own efforts.
It was something he had never experienced in his first twelve years of life.
Shen Qing asked, "Then what did you two argue about?"
