Du Shang said casually: "This kind of trick of hiding one's ears and stealing the bell can be said to be learned from the young marshal's family. Just like last year when the marshal sent troops to Jinhe, he actually called the Huiping government in a serious manner, saying that he was arresting thieves entering the country. Such a powerful thief actually required the marshal to personally lead 100,000 troops, across several provinces, and chased him all the way from Shenyang to Jinhe."
The man was startled for a moment, then laughed: "Miss, that's right." Seeing his insincere tone, Du Shang felt a sudden movement in his heart and asked, "Do you have any position in the army?" The man said, "I am a civilian, and I am responsible for some miscellaneous matters. Don't mention it." Du Chang said, "I don't think you are a soldier." The man laughed again and asked, "Can a soldier see it?" Du Chang said, "Of course a soldier can tell it."
At this moment, a man who looked like an army officer was suddenly seen crossing the dance floor and coming directly towards them. Before Du Shang could react, the other party stood at attention in front of them, performed a military salute, and said respectfully: "Young Marshal, there is an urgent call from Shenyang."