Even after the meeting ended, Chenzhen still had not recovered from the Marshal's words.
She remembered every word and every sentence he had spoken with perfect clarity.
Chenzhen found it increasingly impossible to contain her joy. She wanted to spend time with the Marshal, but she also wanted to share his incredibly inspiring speech with her colleagues.
She did not agonize over it for long and decisively abandoned her colleagues.
On the way back, Chenzhen kept staring at the Marshal.
Even though Xianyu had mastered the ability to block out Aha's noise, he could not ignore such an ardent gaze.
Utterly helpless, Xianyu put down his book and looked at Chenzhen. Rather than look away, she answered him with a radiant smile.
He sighed inwardly, then picked up his book again.
Let her look. His subordinate was not Aha, and she was not making any annoying noise.
Chenzhen stared at him the entire way, only withdrawing her gaze once they returned to the Xianzhou. After parting with the thoroughly exasperated Marshal, she eagerly shared everything she had seen and heard that day with her colleagues.
Everyone first flooded the chat with reaction images, then began writing their customary essays.
The Marshal did not like hearing it, but surely they could pour their hearts out to one another!
The generals, ruthless and decisive in the eyes of outsiders, clutched their Jade Abacuses in their respective rooms and screamed silently.
As the conversation went on, Daiyang, the incorrigible flirt, was the first to notice something.
Their Marshal was different from other rulers. He delegated authority without hesitation, cared nothing for empty titles, and never volunteered to take on more responsibilities.
Admittedly, the Star-Sea Overseer possessed special authority. They had originally thought the Marshal would find some excuse to decline and let a