Xu Qing quickly understood General Yu's intentions.
He couldn't help but laugh at himself; he was trapping himself. He wanted to come to East Mountain Province to find opportunities, but General Yu, fearing he would cause trouble, directly wanted to keep him by his side to prevent any mishaps.
One could only say, a man is known by the company he keeps.
He had left an impression of instability in the outside world and had to accept that such incidents would occur.
It also shows that General Yu uses his troops thoughtfully and can see the crux of problems. Such a person commands his troops with authority, striking at the vital points.
If he were an enemy, he would indeed be tough to deal with.
However, when General Yu asked Xu Qing about how to handle the aftermath in East Mountain Province, Xu Qing did not hold back.
Whether or not he benefited from the matter, he was willing to make an effort.
This was merely a matter of his personal conscience, nothing else.
