The guard's face was flushed, somewhat embarrassed and annoyed, but he couldn't find a reason to retort, so he said stiffly, "Since you all say so, then let it be."
"Please lead the way, sir. We won't leave, lest you suspect us of slandering the imperial official."
Xu Chan squinted his eyes slightly, gestured to the guard behind him, and shortly, two people left the crowd.
The shopkeeper beckoned to Chu Jiang next to him, "You stay in the shop and continue to welcome the guests."
"Shopkeeper, is there no problem?" Chu Jiang stared at him without blinking.
The shopkeeper patted his shoulder, being fully aware of Chu Jiang's identity, naturally offering him some privileges, "Rest assured, trust our glazed mirror, there won't be any problem. Even if someone wants to use this opportunity to deceive, they better have the ability."
The shopkeeper pushed the glazed mirror on his nose, and that posture surprisingly made the nearby commoners feel somewhat ashamed.
