Nian Yao drank wine,
and referred to himself as "I" instead of "servant,"
the change in demeanor was particularly noticeable;
the once trembling servant was no longer there, replaced by Chu's Grand General.
The Eighth Prince found it somewhat hard to breathe at this moment; this "servant" before him gave him the same feeling he had when facing Qu TianNan.
After all, he was the former Marshal of the 200,000-strong Chu Royal Guards, even if now retired in Ing Capital City, this credential and experience cannot be erased.
Jing Renli slightly lowered his head. In fact, upon knowing that the opposite flower boat belonged to Nian Yao, he silently retreated to the corner, no longer speaking.
Others might look down on Nian Yao's humble origins,
