The fast-traveling girl has no feelings for her

Chapter 349 From Dancing Girl to General ([-])
Spring goes and autumn comes, cold comes and summer goes, and in the blink of an eye it is another year of midsummer.

Today's summer, it seems that the gods have been offended by the world and refuse to rain a drop of rain on the vast fields.

In the continuous rice fields, the green rice, which was originally growing at a good pace, turned into clumps of withered and yellow rice stalks under the scorching sun like a furnace before the rice was harvested.

Even though farmers in the fields face the scorching sun every day, they carry water jars on their shoulders to carry water to distant places to irrigate the crops in the fields, but it is only a drop in the bucket.

Most of the time, their skins were scorched black by the scorching sun, and they could only quietly wither in their rice fields, touching the dying crops with their hands.

They know that these dying crops mean that half a year's hard work has been wiped out. They know how many people will lose their family's rations in this severe drought that has swept across the entire Bangladesh region.

But in the face of such a natural disaster, what can they do?
They have also heard people from their ancestors say that there will be a plague of locusts after a severe drought, saying that trillions of locusts flew over the rice fields and wheat fields overwhelmingly, and gnawed all the crops that everyone ate. Two clean.

At that time, if people were extremely hungry, they could still eat locusts.

But now, they don't even have to eat locusts.

As the summer passed, famine spread silently like a plague.

Some people always claim that man is the master of nature, a great being who can overcome all difficulties.

But those impassioned slogans were eclipsed at the moment when the destructive hand of nature really fell on the earth.

Nature has never knelt before human beings like a slave.

On the contrary, in its eyes, human beings are no different from everything on the earth.

Every forest burned, every river polluted, every mountain dug by human beings on it... will eventually become human's own karma.But the people who are the first to be impacted by this karma are those who are at the bottom of human society.

The people in Bangladesh know that the natural disaster they encountered may be due to some kind of karma.

Prompted by hunger and fear, they also kept trying to pray to the god, hoping that it would rain down.

But all these efforts are in vain.

A large-scale famine just happened without accident.

The first to starve to death is the happiest in comparison.

Because other people have to endure the pain caused by hunger, their bodies are swollen, their abdomens are protruding, and they lie on the ground unable to move, like a big blister that can be poked at any time.

People who are strong enough to move around don't want to sit and wait for death.

Anything they can see is something they can eat.

They ate leaves, bark, even dirt and stones, but they ate anything they could put in their mouths and stuff in their bellies.

People who are not precious and are on the verge of starving to death will never appreciate the preciousness of eating a bite.

On this land, there soon appeared the terrible scene of hungry people and corpses lying in the fields.

There are also some farmers who had a premonition of danger and fled quickly, pouring into towns in other states like a tide.

They dragged their children and begged around in these towns, just to get a bite of food. Sometimes, some people even exchanged their children for food.

The tragic scenes of the Great Famine easily reached the ears of the British Company.

As high-ranking colonists, they didn't care about the life and death of these natives.

At the moment they were attacking some powerful states, and met with stubborn resistance from the latter.

There are also bloody leaders in those native states who have organized a large number of resistance teams composed of farmers and handicraftsmen to fight desperately against these colonists who invaded their own states.

The opponent has a musketeer team, cannons and hand bullets, aiming at the city wall and shooting them down can reap countless lives.

But these rebels did not retreat at all because of this.

Even though they held swords and spears in their hands, even though the enemy in front of them was so condescending, they rushed forward resolutely like moths to a flame.

"Bang bang bang bang!"

"Boom!"

Countless people are falling on the battlefield where the sounds of bullets and shells are intertwined like dense rain.

When the troops of the British Company relied on their technological advantages to successfully capture another feudal city, their leaders did not see the tragic sight of human beings falling to the ground one after another, with corpses stacked on top of each other, bleeding and floating in the oars. Instead, he saw the wonderful sight of himself completely taking over the subcontinent in the near future and reaching the pinnacle of power and wealth.

In the eyes of the unjust invaders, the natives are not considered human beings. At most, when they are useful, they can be treated as one-fifth of a human being.

But it must also be someone who is of value to them and who is willing to be loyal to them.

In fact, there are indeed not a few natives who have taken refuge in the ranks of the British Company.

It's just that these people are always at the bottom of the ranks and are often maliciously humiliated by the British army.

But these are nothing.

The most unacceptable thing for these natives is that these British soldiers actually used butter and lard to smear in order to maintain their bolted rifles!

In the hearts of these natives who still believe in Hinduism, the British can insult their personality and trample on their dignity, which they can bear in order to survive.

But the other party insulted their gods like this and killed a sacred object like a cow, this is absolutely not allowed!

So a riot broke out within the British Company's army.

The native soldiers, who had always been looked down upon, finally resisted the British who were bossing them around.

Although these resistances were just inconspicuous little waves to the British soldiers and were easily suppressed, they were still somewhat surprised as to why the native soldiers who had always been allowed to be manipulated by them suddenly resisted?
Could it be that the dignity of religion is higher than their own lives?

Just as the British Company's army advanced all the way, capturing and occupying various land states and showing strong combat effectiveness, at this time a powerful leader finally appeared in the north.

This Emperor Sha II, with his strong appeal, outstanding leadership and excellent military command ability, led his army to successfully drive away the people of the British Company stationed in the north.

Immediately afterwards, he began to expand the scope of his recovery, hoping to take this opportunity to reunite the broken empire that was originally divided by the colonists into a new empire.

He absorbed a large number of exiled farmers who lost their land and handicraftsmen who lost their jobs, and expanded his territory to North India and Central India within four months.

While reclaiming lost ground, the leader also used the power of religion to hold his people together.

At this time, in Hamby City, which is almost sandwiched between the north and the south, Fusang, as a city manager, also encountered new problems.

Should he continue to follow the British Company now, or should he respond to the call of King Sha II to launch a revolution in this city and overthrow the rule of the British Company?
(End of this chapter)