Fei Qian couldn't help but wonder, if we continue to develop and promote long-range weapons from now on, and spread and spread among the people, although it will indeed bring great difficulties to rule, will there be fewer "cultural people" who commented from later generations that "the people are very angry recently"?

The people's anger?

Whose resentment is this resentment?

However, Fei Qian did not expect that he would soon welcome a person full of "resentment"...

A surnamed Cao.

Cao Zhao.

Cao Zhao was tied up with his hands and dragged his feet, staggering step by step on the soil plate. He was gasping heavily, and the green blood vessels on his neck were like a blood-sucking insect, penetrated from his skin to his heart.

Behind him was the defeated army of Cao's army.

The defeated soldiers of Gufeng Mountain.

Cao Zhao was like a knight who was rushing towards a windmill, and "bravely" raided Fei Qian's rear transportation road. As soon as he came out of the mountain, he was discovered by a cruising scout. He was immediately defeated and captured on the charge road.

Some Cao's soldiers fell on the charge road, while Cao Zhao and others were caught and failed to escape because they did not have enough war horses.

In the queue, a soldier from Cao's army looked very angry. Although his arms were tied, it was obvious that he was still struggling and trying to get rid of the constraints. Because he was not used to being treated like a livestock, after all, before, he and they regarded others as livestock.

Shandong has a strict class, and the level of the class is what kind of treatment you enjoy. As the core personal guard of the Cao family, the monthly food and salary are basically three times that of other ordinary soldiers, and there are also some welfare benefits from time to time. Therefore, these people are not dissatisfied with the Cao family's political group, and naturally they will be more loyal to the Cao family.

Of course, people will die when they come to the war. Everyone knows this, but since they are not dead now, they should enjoy the same class-level treatment as in Shandong. How can they tie him up with ordinary Cao's soldiers?

And he and Shaolangjun are so separated?!

How can this work?

But no one paid attention to his "legitimate request".

If you catch it, you will tie it up on the spot. Could it be that you still have to classify it?

But Cao Zhao's personal soldiers thought this matter was meaningful. He felt that if he could not figure out this matter out and could not follow Cao Zhao's side, then he would have no value.

Many, many years have passed, and as long as he can remember, their family has planted land from other people's homes. He is a person who likes to farm. His father and grandfather are all good ways to grow crops...but their family has no land.

Later, the Cao family became more developed and his family suddenly had land.

So what's the problem with him fighting for the treatment he deserves for Cao Zhao?

But his behavior seemed to be provoking in the eyes of the Hussars.

So soon a Hussar soldiers came over, and after the order failed to stop him, they beheaded him with one sword.

This scene happened in front of Cao Zhao.

Cao Zhao didn't say anything, just gritted his teeth.

Cao Zhao didn't say anything, so the other Cao army soldiers would not speak out.

The queue quickly returned to peace.

But in Cao Zhao's eyes, there seemed to be the "resentment" mentioned by the "cultural people" and was churning...
Chapter completed!