There was hardly anyone left in the real world worthy of shaking his hand.
In movie worlds, they were either completely under his control, like the Avengers world, or utterly crushed by his strength, like Transformers and Resident Evil. No one had ever held out a hand to him as they did now.
Looking at General Quan's outstretched hand, Chen Mo reached out and shook it.
Chen Mo was not Liwen Shao. Although he rarely shook hands with others, he was not particularly averse to doing so with people he found agreeable.
General Quan reminded Chen Mo of Chinese soldiers. Though this was a movie world, he could still be considered one of Chen Mo's compatriots, and that gave him a faint sense of familiarity.
There was none of the melodramatic nonsense often seen in novels, where people secretly exerted force while shaking hands. General Quan was sincerely grateful to Chen Mo for saving Mako Mori, while Chen Mo's firm, powerful hand made him regard him even more highly.
Much like a person's bearing, General Quan liked to understand people through a handshake. Liwen Shao, who had never shaken hands with anyone before, had revealed to him both the pride and vulnerability within her.
But shaking Chen Mo's hand gave him a strong sense of confidence, magnanimity, and extraordinary strength!
General Quan had met many formidable soldiers and ace Jaeger pilots. Compared with them, Chen Mo had not used much force, yet General Quan could still tell from that casual grip that his true strength was immense!
The sharp, weighty aura Chen Mo possessed, one utterly at odds with his age, further confirmed his impression.
As a soldier, General Quan naturally liked powerful warriors. Coupled with the fact that Chen Mo had saved Mako Mori, he regarded him even more