Time travel rebellion, I'm serious

Chapter 460: The plot of the civil servants

A few days later, in this world, the time was approaching the end of the month, and the Han army had temporarily completed the relocation of the people and began planting rice and sowing.

Although the Han army promoted that this could ensure the production of food, most people were still dubious about such unexplained things.

However, due to the subsequent issue of lack of food and the fact that the Han army had repeatedly relied on the people's credibility, the people still chose to believe the words of the Han army and chose the rice transplanting technology.

And although this technology is said to have no origin, it is not really without origin. It is just like the original seedling replenishment. The situation is almost the same, but unfortunately the yield of the replenished seedlings will definitely be reduced.

So it seems to be supported by experience, and it has been implemented in this way.

The people's requirements are not much. As long as they can produce food, the rest will be theirs except what they turn in.

There may not be much food, or the production may be reduced, or even only [-]% of the food harvest of previous years.

But there is a saying, even so, handing over half of it will be better than living under the rule of Da Gan.

Not to mention the next season's grain sowing, basically no one will bother you and worry about a reduction in grain production.

Therefore, with the hope of good days, the Han army's governance will be stable, and at the same time, there will be a lot less chaos.

Not only that, except for the militiamen who need to stay behind at this stage, other militiamen are also beginning to return to their hometowns and start farming.

At this time, the defeated troops of Jiangnan Camp were basically gathered together and arrived in Leizhou City in a mighty manner.

After this period of hard work, the number of defeated soldiers gathered was as high as ten thousand, which was considered a good thing.

But compared to the 3 people at the time of the expedition, the loss of more than half is to praise them.

And because the actual battlefield situation was not transparent, everyone outside at this time only knew that the Jiangnan Camp was defeated and suffered heavy losses. Some people may have also known that the Eighth Prince died in the battle.

But the loss of its internal officers is indeed unclear to outsiders.

Originally, when the Jiangnan camp was defeated, only one prince and three generals were killed.

Therefore, at the time of the defeat, Jiangnan Camp still had 27 general soldiers.

However, after fleeing all the way, through annexation, assassination and other methods, there are now a little more than 1 soldiers, and there are only 17 total soldiers left, which is a reduction of ten total soldiers.

The result is really greater than that of the Han army!

It’s even a bit outrageous to say it’s big! !

"How dare you??"

This is a guy with the most complete organization of the general soldiers, and he has annexed three general soldiers, and he reprimands the other general soldiers like this.

The losses were really too heavy. Killing each other was even more fruitful than the Han army killing them. It really crossed the bottom line.

But after all, he was the one who caused this matter first, so after scolding him, he could only feel aggrieved and say nothing.

He now has more than 2000 people under his command, accounting for one-fifth of all the defeated troops. He is not weak in strength, and can even be said to be the number one force.

But a mere 2000 people still couldn't compete with the other 8000 people.

After all, he is not a Han army.

Therefore, among the current defeated troops, he is vaguely the leader, but only vaguely.

So this time they returned to Leizhou City, it could be said that they were in complete disarray. They were completely different from the high-spirited and unruly team when they first came to Leizhou City.

But even so, the officials in Leizhou City did not dare to neglect and welcomed them into the city.

Of course, this is because these officials are not very sure whether the Eighth Prince died in the battle. If he really died in the battle, there would be no such grand welcome.

However, the treatment this time was different from the last time. At least the army was no longer allowed to enter the city, and only a group of personal soldiers could only bring their own soldiers into the city.

It was just like this that the officials could truly confirm that the Eighth Prince Yi Shan had truly died in battle.

For a time, everyone's eyes flickered, and everyone had their own thoughts, so that some people could no longer even maintain their warm smiles on the surface.

This kind of performance is really regarded as an insult to these most sensitive soldiers.

It's just that the advantage doesn't lie with them now, so they can only swallow their anger.

When everyone enters the city, there will still be a drink and banquet to greet them.

But the reception this time was obviously not as good as at the beginning.

Therefore, the hearts of these general soldiers were getting increasingly angry at this time.

After the banquet was over, Leizhou Governor Ji Men and Admiral Huan Kai sang said to the general soldiers:

"Commanders, please stay!"

The leading soldier was named Wu. Although he was a little unhappy, he still suppressed his anger and said:

"What do you two adults want?"

I only heard Governor Ji Men say directly: "This time the Jiangnan Camp was defeated in the battle, the losses were heavy, and the prince was also unfortunately killed. I hope that several general soldiers can write a memorial and I will submit it to the court."

As soon as these words came out, the eyes of all the general soldiers flickered, and those with a bad attitude had uncertain expressions.

These two are so brave!

Although they thought so and expressed their emotions, it was obvious that Governor Ji Men and Admiral Huan Kaichang were not afraid.

Therefore, General Wu smiled and said: "What's wrong with this? Besides, it's the right time at this time. Don't worry, sirs. Tomorrow we will write down all the circumstances of this battle for you to review!"

Governor Ji Men and Admiral Huan Kaichang looked at each other after hearing this, and then nodded, "Since Commander Wu has said so, I have no choice but to wait. I just hope that all of you Commanders can come quickly!"

After saying that, Governor Ji Men pointed out: "After all, this is a major military matter."

General Wu nodded when he heard this, then smiled, arched his body, turned around and led the people away.

Seeing the general soldiers leaving, Admiral Huan Kaichang felt a little uneasy.

"Lord Ji, I think we need to be on guard against these defeated troops. These guys are a bunch of killers, and we were forced to fight against them just now. I'm afraid they will jump over the wall in a hurry."

However, the worries of Admiral Huan Kaichang were not noticed by Governor Ji Men.

"Don't worry, sir. It would be fine if they had not suffered a defeat. This time they lost so many soldiers, generals, and even the prince. They can no longer afford to make a big splash."

At this point, he sneered and said: "A tiger that can't make waves is just a sick cat, let us control it."

"Besides, this loss can be said to be the most disastrous since Jiangnan Camp was established. Perhaps we can put our hands in it."

As he spoke, the governor, who was a civil servant, spoke in a cold and cold tone.

It seems that there is a struggle for rights.

Not much, it should be said that the defeat of the Jiangnan Camp has made many people think.

After the news of Jiangnan Camp's defeat reached the court, it would inevitably cause an uproar.

In this way, in order to stabilize the land south of the Yangtze River, the imperial court would either mobilize the Jiangbei camp to go south, or mobilize the Beijing camp to go south.

It's a pity that although there is no war between these two camps, the Jiangbei camp cannot be moved at all because of the need to suppress the Jiangbei states.

Because if the Jiangbei camp is also defeated, the Daqian court will be really unstable.

As for the Beijing camp, it will not be mobilized, because the existence of the Beijing camp is to defend the capital.

Therefore, Daqian at this time could only reorganize the Jiangnan Camp.

Under such circumstances, the formation of the Jiangnan camp would not be able to achieve combat effectiveness within two or three years. Even if it took a period of time to recruit enough people, morale would remain here, and no one would dare to act rashly.

In this free time, in order to stabilize Jiangnan, the imperial court must relax its supervision over the people and allow the militia and township groups to continue to expand.

In two years, Jiangnan and other places will definitely be able to raise hundreds of thousands of troops, and the Jiangnan camp will definitely be mixed with sand by them.

At that time, Jiangnan will be decided by gentry officials like them.