Beigong Chun lived in a small alley, in a two-section courtyard, where only a carriage could pass through the entrance.
Moreover, he wasn't living alone; the brothers he brought out lived with him. More than a dozen men occupied the place, without even a servant. Their personal soldiers took care of them.
Upon reaching the door, Wu Erlang looked left and right and immediately sighed, "General Beigong has been wronged."
The guards following Wu Erlang nodded repeatedly in agreement.
Unlike Wu Erlang, the guards accompanying him were selected from the army to protect the caravan. These people had been to the battlefield with Zhao Hanzhang and had seen Beigong Chun.
Such a formidable person, whom their mistress always received with utmost courtesy and respect, was now arranged to live in such a place.
As a general who galloped across the battlefield, even two horses could barely stand side by side in front of the door. It's truly excessive!
