Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, I seized the throne of Ying Zheng's father

Chapter 263 Bold and Meticulous

Fusu found General Chen's words amusing.

He raised his head, his gaze fixed intently on General Chen.

That gaze was as if he were seeing General Chen for the first time.

Fusu did not mean to mock General Chen.

He was simply surprised that General Chen, despite his rough appearance, was actually so bold and meticulous.

Fusu raised an eyebrow and said, "So you were just sympathizing with Lord Zhou. I thought you two had developed such a deep friendship in just one day."

"After all, there are only a handful of people who would plead for you, Chen Moxi. There are no such people in Xianyang City, but there are such people in this small county town."

"This is quite surprising. I thought you two knew each other before and were old friends reuniting, rather than strangers who just met."

Fusu stroked the book in his hand, his words completely nonchalant.

I always thought he was just asking casually and didn't mean anything by it.

But those who know Fusu know that he is not completely indifferent; on the contrary, he cares about it extremely much.

If it's something he doesn't care about, he won't even ask. Since he's asked, he must have his own reasons.

Now, General Chen saw Fusu staring intently at him as he spoke.

Rather than focusing on the label of a relaxed and indifferent young master, he uttered such words.

This forced General Chen to take it seriously.

Salaries inevitably involve their own businesses, and this topic is still about oneself.

Could it be that I haven't done something well lately, which displeased the young master, and that's why I chose this as an excuse to vent?

General Chen thought about it carefully and realized that this didn't make sense. The young master wasn't the kind of person who would hold a grudge like that; on the contrary, he was a person who clearly distinguished between rewards and punishments.

And the work was all planned out at the time, so as long as your mistake is too big.

The salary information would usually be transparent and wouldn't be so vague.

Who is this young master? He is the son of the First Emperor.

He was raised with the utmost care and privilege from a young age, and he was always the one who had to listen to others, never having to accommodate anyone else.

This kind of nobility stemming from one's status will be revealed unintentionally; it's not something that can be concealed simply by being mindful of it.

It was precisely because of this natural nobility that no one dared to question his courage, so General Chen only considered Fusu's usual behavior and habits.

After thinking about it again, I wondered how Fusu usually treated them?

They rarely let a problem linger until the next day.

Their merits and demerits are naturally the same.

Those who make mistakes are punished on the spot, and those who perform good deeds are rewarded on the spot.

This is Fusu's code of conduct. Although Fusu doesn't express it verbally, those who are smart naturally know what Fusu dislikes the most and what he likes the most.

Since they could read these words, they must know what kind of person Fusu was.

General Chen had been by Fusu's side for quite some time, so he was familiar with this habit of Fusu's.

Since the young master brought this up himself, it can only mean that this matter has upset him.

So, young master is giving me a special reminder.

General Chen understood this point.

I just don't know what I did to upset the young master.

General Chen frowned in thought.

Is it the matter itself that makes the young master unhappy?

It seems the young master harbors resentment towards Lord Zhou, which extends to his dissatisfaction with this matter.