My son, Fusu, please abdicate the first emperor!

Chapter 240: Transform the Tiger and Wolf Warriors into Rebels (please give me a monthly ticket to subscribe!)
A cold wind blew, and the reeds beside the pond in the city shivered.

But at this time, the reeds in Jingchu were still green, with no yellow grass mottled among them.

It is the winter moon at this time.

In the land of Jingchu, the sky and the earth are still full of green vegetation.

In the early morning, there was thick white mist filling the mountains.

In the fishing village, people's cooking smoke curled up, and thick fog and white smoke mixed together, making it difficult for people to distinguish which was fog and which was smoke.

Pieces of swamps, mudlands, rivers, and lakes are connected. Pedestrians pass through the narrow and short paths from time to time.

A large number of flying birds gather on both sides of the river bank, sand gulls gather in the air, and bright red bass rise from the bottom of the water to make waves from time to time.

A small team of Chu people in casual clothes shuttled back and forth among the reeds in a light boat.The long and straight wooden hull became more nimble than a fish under their dexterous hands, moving in and out of the reeds without any hindrance.

They marched all the way, leaving marks along the way.

The Qin army drank as usual in the city they captured last year, and they lit torches at the top of the city day and night.

In the distance, there are clouds and mist, thick water vapor, swamps and reeds everywhere.

In the thick white fog, black shadows shuttle back and forth from time to time.

At first, the people of Qin were also frightened by the movement. They always felt that there was someone on the shore or in the swamp. Dozens of arrows flew out, only to fall into the vastness.

When the weather cleared, I went to explore again and found that they were just a few large rocks.

Because the swamp is filled with clouds and fog, people who are not familiar with the topography of this area can easily become confused.

In fact, the Chu army never left.

In this Chu city, the Qin people only heavily guarded the land routes.The Qin army won too easily and neglected the waterways.

However, even if Qin Jun realizes it, there is nothing he can do.

Because there are water channels everywhere in the Chu City, seven or eight rivers are already difficult to guard against, not to mention that there are dozens of large and small water channels in a Chu City.

The Qin army was stationed in the city gate, always looking into the distance with wide eyes.

General Xin, the soldier guarding the city, said, "Why is it that the winter in Chuland always feels eerie? In broad daylight, it always makes people feel like there are ghosts."

"Don't scare yourself. There is nothing here. People from the Chu country are nothing. When meeting the cavalry of our Great Qin, even ghosts must be polite."

Xin stood up straight.

When General Li Xin said these words, his body became hot unconsciously.Although the humidity here is heavy, the cold air invades the knee bones at any time.

Yangqu City.

Fusu took several generals to the border between Qi and Chu.

Because there is a continuous swamp in front of the city, and the clouds and fog linger even in winter.

Now the Chengqin Army has canceled its patrols in these places.

Only at noon during the day, when the sun is strongest and the clouds and fog dissipate, do you notice any unusual movement if you get close?

Qin people are not stupid either.

In order to prevent people from sneaking across the river or taking trails during heavy fog, they would tie silk threads and bells in the reeds during the day.

Once there is any disturbance, in such a wilderness, there will be noise immediately.And even if someone does not trigger this alarm, the silk thread is set extremely cleverly. It is neither high nor low and just stuck in the hull of the ship. Once it crosses the river, the silk thread will be destroyed.

When the Qin people patrolled during the day, they mainly checked the locations where the defense lines were set up.

Of course, compared to this, the Qin people naturally did not forget the ancient Chinese nation's hunting wisdom-setting traps.

Regardless of whether they are beasts or Chu people, as long as they dare to break in, there are all kinds of traps waiting for them here.

"Prince, don't worry. We have set up a dragnet around the city. As long as the Chu people dare to come, they will never come back."

Fusu just looked at the soldiers guarding the city.

When he saw the cloud lingering for a long time, Fusu already had the answer in his heart.

I'm afraid Chu people's spies have been moving freely in the city.

"How are the Korean survivors in the city doing on weekdays?"

"When they heard that the prince was coming, they all expressed their congratulations. They hope that the prince can stay in Chu for a few more days."

"is it?"

The general who defended the city lowered his head.

Meng Tian saw what Fusu was worried about.

"Prince, the people of Yangqu have always been peaceful. We rarely hear news of riots."

"Yangqu is an important place. It was the capital of South Korea. The people here have been Koreans for generations. You have to know that changing people's concepts, habits, and thoughts is often more difficult than carving scriptures on stones. Disaster."

When Zhang Cang, who was accompanying him, heard these words, he cast a glance at Fusu.

Meng Tian said, "Having said that, what can we do. As the prince said, deep down they still think they are Koreans. All we can do is guard the city gate."

"General Meng, time is a good thing. People in this city may still be planning how to rebel today, but people's hearts are the easiest to change. Give him three more days, and his desire for revenge will not be strong. Give him three more months , he was busy making ends meet.”

"Give him another three years, and he will think about buying a house and starting a family. If you give them 30 years, they will think about their children and grandchildren."

"In this world, only a few people can achieve great things. Most people are just inconspicuous people among all living beings."

"There are only a few people who can do it from the beginning to the end and regard the restoration of the country and revenge as their lifelong career. Even if there are such people, my solution is to treat others and give them one or three years. Give such a person 50 years, or even a hundred years."

"Military strategists say: One vigorous effort will weaken again, and three times it will be exhausted. It is difficult to defeat the enemy outside the city, but it is also difficult to defeat the enemy inside the city."

"Things must be resolved by oneself. Winning the support of these people is more important than dealing with the enemies outside the door. Since one hundred thousand troops are stationed in this area, we cannot do nothing."

"During the siege, each city must have a lot of damage. Korea was destroyed because of its own weakness. There were too many local tyrants who needed to be punished and suppressed, and there was no one to repair the Tanaka River."

"Let our army help the Koreans build roads, repair rivers, and strengthen city walls in their spare time."

"On weekdays, we must also strengthen the management of trading places in the city. Just follow the rules of our Qin State. Whenever a market is open for trading in the city, the Qin army will be sent to personally patrol."

Everyone listened, and most of them were stunned in place.

A Qin general asked curiously, "Prince, do you plan to impress these Koreans with your teachings of benevolence and righteousness and let them join our Qin army?"

The people of Qin have a deep-rooted concept that human nature is inherently evil, and you cannot be nice to others. Once you are nice to others, there will be many unpredictable consequences.For example, people will become lazy and unwilling to make progress because the country gives too much; they will also not be grateful to the country because the country gives too much, but will take it all for granted.

(End of this chapter)