How much could Teacher Bai know? Back then, he was just a twelve or thirteen-year-old recruit. He had a lot more to do after that!

"Okay." Bai Yan smiled and propped her chin up. "Tell me about it, General. I'd love to hear it."

Xu Shengtian pondered for a moment and decided to tell her about his life before he became the commander-in-chief.

"General!" It was Shen Yuwen who entered. Seeing that Xu Shengtian was awake, he patted his chest and said, "Thank God, General, you're alright!"

"If it weren't for saving me, how could you have been shot in the shadows? If something had really happened to you, I would never have been able to live with myself." Shen Yuwen pounded his chest, looking extremely remorseful.

Xu Shengtian's gaze turned slightly cold. He, Shen Yuwen, and Cui Bo were brothers who had sworn an alliance and vowed to live and die together, so he helped Shen Yuwen out.

When he woke up that day, she whispered in his ear that Shen Canjun was very concerned about the medicine that had been delivered.

He instantly understood what she meant, and also thought of the hidden gun that had appeared behind him—its position was so precise…

Bai Yan smiled and said, "It seems that Military Advisor Shen has something to say to the Commander-in-Chief."

She glanced at Shen Yuwen, then whispered something to Xu Shengtian before standing up: "Then I won't disturb you any longer."

After Bai Yan left, Shen Yuwen laughed and joked, "Shengtian, what did Dr. Bai whisper to you? She's a beautiful girl. I heard from the nurse who's taking care of you that you seem to treat her differently?"

Xu Shengtian curled one side of his lips and said, "Of course, what I'm whispering is a secret. You want to hear that too?"

"Fine, fine." Shen Yuwen waved his hand. "I'm not listening anymore, okay? Otherwise, you'll blame me for your old tree not blooming."

"Didn't Dean Fang get kidnapped yesterday? We found him. The old man was knocked unconscious and tied up in an empty tent. He said that before he lost consciousness, he was interrogated about which of the medicines that were delivered were anti-inflammatory drugs."