The adjutant did not know that this was not actually Zhao Chen's style: Zhao Chen spoke politely because he was a "surrendered general" and was not familiar with the background of his subordinates, so he dared not easily offend anyone.
The habits cultivated in the Dahua Empire could not be changed in a short time. Zhao Chen feared offending a "royal family member" experiencing life and attracting unnecessary trouble, so he always gave orders in an "affable" tone, as if negotiating.
Subordinates naturally felt comfortable with such a commander: his words were like a spring breeze, and he always inquired if there were any difficulties or if more support was needed when assigning tasks.
This meticulous style was a habit Zhao Chen developed while commanding troops in the Dahua military command: if he didn't oversee something, then darn it, there wouldn't be any outcome.
