Yan Cheng felt strange and wondered why the Marquis of Zhenbei suddenly asked this question.
He noticed out of the corner of his eye that the expressions of the four Yun brothers did not change at all, as if no one was surprised that the Marquis of Zhenbei would ask him about this.
Did they discuss this?
"I've learned it."
After thinking for a while, Yan Cheng decided to tell the truth.
He was so honest because he took into account that in the original book, the Seventh Prince was crowned Queen when he arrived in the North, and the Marquis of Zhenbei taught him personally to become a qualified military commander.
If it were him now, he and the Seventh Prince were both children of Concubine Yun Shu, so perhaps the Marquis of Zhenbei would also give him some guidance.
By then, the fact that he is good at martial arts will be revealed to the Yun family, so it is better to tell it now.
"Practice?"
Zhenbei Hou was very surprised when he heard Yan Cheng's answer.
He looked straight at Yan Cheng's face, but this time he was not looking at his handsome face, but carefully observing his expression.
Isn’t it said that this child is weak and sickly and often vomits blood?
How can you practice martial arts with such a bad body?
Marquis Zhenbei carefully observed Yan Cheng's face and was surprised to find that his face looked very normal, not at all like a frail and sickly person who often vomited blood.
Facing the suspicious gaze of Zhenbei Hou, Yan Cheng's expression did not change at all.
His complexion has returned to normal now, of course, because his internal energy training has reached the next stage, and he no longer needs to vomit blood frequently due to meridian disorder.
Yun Cong'an and the four brothers of the Yun family were also surprised that their nephews (cousins) were different from what they knew.
But they quickly accepted this fact.
The Yun family prefers a nephew who is healthy and can ride a horse to kill the enemy rather than a nephew who is weak and sickly and good-looking but useless.
"very good!"
The Marquis of Zhenbei thought the same. The more he looked at Yan Cheng, the more satisfied he felt. He made the final decision, "Come to the Marquis of Zhenbei's mansion more often in the future. I will teach you how to lead troops in battle."
He was confident that no one in Daxia could lead troops and fight better than him.
He fought countless battles in his life, experienced countless battles large and small, and accumulated rich experience.
He believed that as long as Yan Cheng was willing to study hard, he would be able to teach Yan Cheng to become an excellent general.
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