Chu Feng and his group exchanged glances, their drinks untouched.
Ji Wanrong furrowed her brows and said, "What you're mentioning, General Lei also brought up before. At that time, we hadn't established ourselves firmly yet, and we had our armored fleet on the river, so I never considered this issue. Looking at it now, Jingzhou is indeed a threat."
Chu Feng asked, "What's the origin of Jingzhou?"
Ji Wanrong replied, "The Lord of Jingzhou is named Ji Ruohuo, who was granted the title King of Han River by the Old Emperor. He's of our Ji family lineage. His temperament is fiery and he's very hot-tempered. I saw him twice as a child, and each time he scared me to tears."
Everyone was drinking, unable to hold back their laughter.
