Zhao Yu hadn't prepared anything special for Bai Zhizhan, merely ordering a few light dishes at the hotel's restaurant.
It was only then that Bai Zhizhan learned that Zhao Yu's father-in-law had fallen seriously ill, had been bedridden for months, and that his wife had returned to her hometown; he hadn't cooked at home for a long time.
Otherwise, Zhao Yu wouldn't have entertained Bai Zhizhan in the hotel restaurant.
Of course, Bai Zhizhan wasn't there to eat, it would have been the same anywhere.
In Zhao Yu's presence, Bai Zhizhan didn't mince words and went straight to the point.
On the strategic choices concerning East Ocean, apart from the internal faction fights within the Navy, there seemed to be similar issues at higher levels.
To be more direct, how many people opposed advancing to the Howay Islands, and who were the main opponents.
Truthfully, this was Bai Zhizhan's biggest concern.
