Instead of being like now, the balance is almost crippled and destroyed. In just one or two years, there is no hope of regaining combat effectiveness.

Although nearly 20,000 people would migrate over as quickly as possible, from the time of the Panlongling incident to the recovery of the Wuchuan Valley, more than 6,000 young and strong men were either killed in battle or seriously injured and disabled.

, which also means that if these women, children, old and weak want to take root and thrive in the Wuchuan River Valley, they have to work harder.

In today's world, young and strong men are still the main source of labor force.

Tianping wanted to maintain a standing force of 2,000 men in the Wuchuan Valley, which basically meant that there would be no young and strong men to participate in the subsequent farming.

This level of sacrifice can be said to be extremely tragic for the rebels.

Tan Yuliang, who was once very ambitious and thought about regaining his fame, now has more frosty white hair and looks somewhat downcast.

"Your Majesty will no longer suspect that your Excellency has colluded with the Shu army, right?" Zhao Zhixian said with a hunched body, hands in his sleeves, and a somewhat hoarse voice.

Han Qian looked back at Zhao Zhixian and heard the resentment in his tone. He felt that the generals who died tragically were not worth it, but there was no way to blame him.

Although Zhao Zhixian's youngest sons, Zhao Fangcheng and Pei Pu, were doctors and would not directly enter the frontline battlefield, they were unfortunately sacrificed in a surprise attack launched by the Shu army.

Zhao Zhixian had already submitted a letter to the Ministry of Education to resign, and his eldest son Zhao Fanghai also insisted that he did not want to succeed him as the Prime Minister of Wuchuan County. Of course, Zhao Zhixian had previously hoped to live out his old age in Chenzhong or Qianyang, so he decided at this time After becoming an official, he and his eldest son Zhao Fanghai stayed in Wuchuan Valley to open a medical clinic.

"When the land of Zeguo enters the war, there is no plan for the livelihood of the people. If you don't talk about the matter of making a prince, one general will make thousands of bones wither. It is said that all the gods will be sad after the first battle, and the strong troops on both sides of the strait will be exhausted. Who knows that Cangjiang will never be defeated? Things have been bloody and bloody lately..."

These are two poems written by the former poet Cao Song about the An-Shi Rebellion. Han Qian finished reciting them softly, but his expression became more determined.

He once thought that Shen Yang and others would push forward the war to regain Chaozhou first. As long as Li Zhigao successfully regained Chaozhou, Dachu's internal and external troubles would be improved to a certain extent. If he then pushed Tianpingdu to regain the Wuchuan Valley, the resistance would be minimal. If there were many, the casualties would never be so heavy.

He really did not expect that Yang Yuanpu's suspicion of Xuzhou would be so paranoid that he would not hesitate to recover Chaozhou first and annihilate the Anning Palace rebels, which would have to be delayed in advance.

Or maybe people like Lu Qingxia and Yao Xishui never gave up on adding insult to injury to Xuzhou from beginning to end?

Seeing the two brothers Feng Liao and Feng Yi coming from a distance, Zhao Zhixian decided to retire and retire. He had no intention of getting involved in any confidential matters, so he resigned and left without enthusiasm.

Han Qian did not try to persuade Zhao Zhixian to stay. He stood on the cliff bank with his hands and hands, letting the river breeze ruffle his robes. After a long time, he said to Feng Liao who was walking behind him: "I want to restart the intelligence network in Jinling! You choose the people. , report my case and come here!”

Although Tianpingdu suffered heavy casualties, the results were still optimistic.
Chapter completed!