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The crowd initially doubted Cang Mofeng's decision, but upon seeing Xiangxiang adeptly and efficiently delegating the tasks, their gazes towards him became more serious.
Once everyone had left, Ge Huaiyi revealed his shock: "Has the Imperial Great-Grandson spent time in the military camp?"
Ge Huaiyi had been in the military camp for many years, and Xiangxiang's commanding presence just now gave him a feeling as if he were hearing orders from a General during his early days in the camp.
"Yes."
Xiangxiang didn't elaborate on his past to Ge Huaiyi, but Cang Mofeng proudly spoke up: "Ge Huaiyi, you probably don't know, my great-grandson was entering and exiting the military camp with Hanwen before he understood much. He's been influenced since childhood, and this courage was probably trained back then."
Cang Mofeng spoke as if he had been with them at the time, making Xiangxiang feel amused.
