However, seeing Wen Renjue, Jiuer couldn't help but shake his head subconsciously, with a look of disappointment on his face.
His subordinates...are really all small soldiers. None of them are handsome or graceful. They are all passers-by. Even now, she can't remember the two faces.
The most important thing is that except for those few big and rough soldiers, Wen Renjue never let Jiu'er see any more of his subordinates.
However, imagine that they are all going to the battlefield with a big knife and following people to kill them. How can they be so elegant? Dressed in white? They are exhausted from washing clothes.
Speaking of clothes, it reminded her of one thing, that is, those male protagonists and male supporting characters in novels she read before were always dressed in white, holding a paper fan, iron fan, jade fan... no matter what it was.
Fan, anyway, he is dressed in white.
Talking about those characters who are often surrounded by slaves, like Ouyang Ke (the one in The Legend of the Condor Heroes), if he is dressed in white, he does not need to wash it himself. If he is dressed in white, he can wear it smartly...
But often, most of the male protagonists in novels come out as loners... And basically, they can go camping with the female protagonist, and they can make a fire and cook... Such people are the same
, is that clothes as white as snow really wearable?
Curious, really curious, but looking at Wen Renjue, dressed in gray... "Why don't you wear white clothes?"
Faced with Jiu'er's out-of-the-world question, Wen Renjue answered calmly, "I don't like it."
Jiu'er was disappointed again, as expected it was not the hero's fate.
"Are your martial arts the best in the world?" Jiu'er continued to ask.
Wen Renjue laughed, "As the saying goes, there are mountains outside the mountains, and there are people outside the people... How dare I be called the number one..."
In short, the answer is, he is not.
He doesn't even look like a leading actor.
"Will your power be greater than that of Moye Country?"
Wen Renjue has been driven crazy by Jiu'er's questions. He can't figure out what she wants to do. What's the relationship between white clothes, martial arts, and power? Why can't he figure it out?
However, when faced with her question, he still answered seriously, "No, although the Moye Kingdom has never been an enemy of other countries and has not used troops on the battlefield for nearly a hundred years, their strength has never been matched by anyone's.