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Chapter 601: Restoring Chengdu
The Beifu Army crossed the Meridian Road and arrived in Chengdu. Not long after, they saw an angry Cheng Jinyang standing expressionlessly at the gate of the barracks.

Behind them were the captured soldiers of Chenghan, squatting on the ground with numb expressions and covering their heads, squatting densely.

Such a result, of course, was expected by the shogunate.

After all, in the face of such a crushed situation, after all the hardliners in the army were killed, surrender became the only way out for the remaining people.

It's just that the process deviated from what was expected: the entire barracks area was almost destroyed, and there were wreckage left by the high-speed penetration of the metal long sword, as well as a large number of broken mechanized components.

However, the CD urban area farther away was intact. Not only did it completely avoid conflicts and wars, but even there was no disturbance in order.

Before the army surrendered, all the firepower was directed at the Giant God Soldiers, and no harm was done to the urban area and citizens, which can be said to be the most ideal result...Of course, Cheng Jinyang, who was disgraced, probably didn't think so at this time.

"Hurry up and control the urban area." Cheng Jinyang ordered with a tired expression. The tense dealings with the army just now consumed too much energy. Are you on?"

"Keep up."

"Very good, check according to the war zones divided in the military situation, and be careful not to miss people. After the military control, all traffic is blocked, and irrelevant people are prohibited from leaving the war zone. The patrol team is given the right to fire automatically to deter those who are restless."

"It's a demon plague. You can't be too cautious. Check it out a few times."

"Yes."

Cheng Jinyang hadn't finished speaking when the phone rang again.

Cheng Jinyang's face turned darker after hearing Ye Ru's story on the phone.

Originally, it was only because of the high-intensity concentration that caused his face to look a little listless.After learning the truth from Ye Ru, he became completely dispirited.

Dare to love these troops... Miss Wang could have made them surrender directly.

It was just because he hated that he didn't trust her before, so he deliberately asked these troops to attack him, beat him to shame, and then surrendered neatly.

As a result, there is nothing to criticize.

The plague of monsters was prevented from the very beginning, and the possible wars in Sichuan and Sichuan ended without a problem. Even the shogunate could not find anything wrong.

It was at the last link that Miss Wang severely plotted against me.

To use an analogy, it's like getting full marks in the exam, but deliberately doing the last question wrong because of anger, and deducting five points to anger yourself.

What's even more depressing is that he can't use military law to punish her.

In the Jin Empire, even the strict military culture is essentially "result-oriented", and Miss Wang's action this time is naturally "the merit outweighs the fault" in the absolute sense.

If he punished her by holding on to this matter again, he would leave the shogunate with the feeling that he had a small stomach—the whole plan was executed so perfectly, and in the end it was just a little temper, what can't be tolerated?
After the victory in the Battle of Guandu, Cao Mengde was still able to burn the letters between his subordinates and Yuan Benchu, if he didn't even have the capacity to tolerate people, how could he be called "Ming Lord" in the future?
Continue to think deeply in this direction, and Cheng Jinyang will be able to determine:
The purpose of this trip is to use military law to replace family law, I am afraid that Miss Wang has seen through it from the very beginning.

With her wisdom and arrogance, of course she would not leave any chance for herself to "tame" her, that's why she managed things so beautifully that she couldn't catch her.

As for the other wives, although they don't have the ability of Miss Wang, but because the land of Shu was settled too easily this time, there is no room for them to display their abilities.

As a result, the original plan to use this war to deepen the relationship between myself and them and their internal relationships had to be postponed.

At this time, Cheng Jinyang didn't know how to treat this attack on Shu.

It stands to reason that he should be happy, but he was messed up at the last minute by his wayward little wife, which made him not as happy as expected.

You can't quarrel with your wife...a headache.

He didn't think about it for a long time, but there was another movement in the city of CD.

Li Ziren, the puppet ruler of Cheng Han who finally understood that the situation was over, had no choice but to rush to the gate of the barracks to plead guilty.

Moreover, this guy asked the driver to drag the coffin over, expressing that he was willing to die, and his attitude was so low that Cheng Jinyang didn't know how to deal with him.

Now that things are going on, killing the usurper who has ruled Sichuan and Shu for many years is already a matter of effort.

The problem is that Cheng Jinyang has no grudge against this person that must be killed.

From an official point of view, although Chengdu has been restored, the rest of Sichuan and Shu have not returned to the rule of the Jin Dynasty, and the warlord power of the Cheng Han Dynasty still remains.

If Li Ziren is killed here, it will undoubtedly send out a wrong political signal, making those remaining warlord forces think that Da Jin wants to fight them forever, so they will do their best to resist.

So Li Ziren could spare his life, but Cheng Jinyang was a little hesitant as to how much to spare.

If you spare too much, the Jin Dynasty will not be able to explain it; if you spare too little, you are afraid that it will affect the follow-up work of recovering Shu.

For such a sense of proportion, it would be most appropriate to ask Miss Wang, but for some reasons that everyone knows, Cheng Jinyang doesn't really want to ask her for advice now.

"Husband." After confirming that it was a false alarm, Li Qingwan immediately left the medical tent and ran to the command tent of the military camp to find him.

The other girls were in their respective armies at this time, and Wan Rou had a quarrel with him and did not want to see him, but it was a good time for her to take advantage of her husband.

"Why did you come out?" Cheng Jinyang helped her to sit down, and said with concern, "Even if you are not polluted by the demon plague, but the magic effect of Tianliang Star Official has not faded, you should go back and continue to take anesthetics."

"I'm fine." Li Qingwan shook her head and replied, "Now there is only a little pain left, and it has weakened to a tolerable level."

"Yeah." Cheng Jinyang thought for a moment, then questioned, "Then you..."

"Pain, after all, is just pain." Li Qingwan sighed, "Even if you have lied to yourself day after day in the past, when you really encounter pain that exceeds the limit, your body will still make the most primitive instinct to reject it." reaction."

"So you've recovered from your illness?" Cheng Jinyang stroked her beautiful hair, "It's okay, I think pain is something to enjoy... After all, it's still a bit perverted."

"Husband." Li Qingwan said softly, "But why do you have a headache because of how to deal with Li Ziren?"

"Indeed." Cheng Jinyang nodded, "But it doesn't matter much. At this time, the overall situation in Shu has been settled, and there is nothing to fear from some remnants."

"Father just talked to me." Li Qingwan said softly, although her face was a little pale, but she was still energetic, "Longxi Li's side is willing to take over."

"Oh?" Cheng Jinyang's eyes lit up.

Li Qingwan's natal family handed over a good ladder.

If Li Ziren is regarded as a branch of the Li family, then there is room for circumventing the national law in this matter.

As the patriarch, Li Xuansheng was going to deal with a rebellious clansman, which was completely in line with the legal principles of this era.

As for whether to deal with it too strictly or too leniently, it is a headache for the Li family and Qingliu of the gentry in Longxi, and it has nothing to do with me.

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