Cui Changfeng sat in the seat of honor, keeping a close watch on Chen Ye's expression.
Seeing the barely concealed excitement and delight on Chen Ye's face, Cui Changfeng knew that this reward was exactly to his liking, and his heart immediately settled.
Since setting foot in Danfeng Prefecture, this young man had first led nearly a hundred men in escaping death on the Qingcang River, then seized Linchuan City.
He had repeatedly performed extraordinary feats, possessing both courage and strategy.
Not to mention that when the main camp had come under attack, Cui Changfeng had been trapped by Han Wei.
Chen Ye had charged in and out twice, forcibly carving a bloody path to rescue him. He owed Chen Ye his life.
If he did not seize this opportunity to win over such a man and reward him generously, would that not chill the hearts of others?
Cui Changfeng's smile deepened as he continued, "Retainer Chen, once you receive this noble title, I will report to the family head and, in the Cui Family's name, appoint you Tiger-Awe General!"
At this thought, Cui Changfeng could not help feeling somewhat helpless.
There was no denying that Chen Ye was a martial arts genius, and his military achievements were real enough, but unfortunately, he came from humble origins and had far too little family standing.
By the conventions of the great clans, making an exception to grant someone a fifth-rank miscellaneous generalship was already an exceptional favor.
Having stayed with the Cui Family for some time, Chen Ye naturally understood the intricacies behind the titles of these generals.
Within the Great Jing Dynasty, titles such as Cavalry General, Chariot Cavalry General, and Guard General were first-rank titles.
Titles bearing directions, such as Eastern Conquering General, Western Pacifying General, and Eastern Pacifying