Fast travel villain boss is candied fruit

Chapter 223 The General is Domineering and Powerful (9)

Ye Qingcheng stared at Feng Li for a while, and saw that he was just lying on the desk, either looking at military affairs, or writing something with a pen, and he was silent when doing these things.

It was very quiet in the tent for a while, only the rustling of papers being turned over.

Ye Qingcheng looked at it for a while, then sat on the lower seat.

It took another afternoon for Feng Li to deal with military affairs, and when the time came, someone would bring two meals.

Ye Qingcheng took the rice and looked down, a bowl of white rice and a flatbread, this is still good, he used to be just an ordinary soldier who ate brown rice, dry and tasteless, but it was fine in the harsh conditions of the army optional.

Ye Qingcheng looked down at his own, and then at Feng Li's. As a general, Feng Li's meal was only one piece more meat than his own.

Ye Qingcheng picked up the rice quickly, and the bowl of rice soon bottomed out. After eating, he put the bowl back, looked up at Feng Li, and saw that he was still looking down at the paperwork on the table. Moving, he looked at his face thoughtfully.

They were in the hinterland of a military camp. As the top general here, Feng Li's tent was also larger than the usual one, so there was no difference.

Ye Qingcheng heard that this well-known Feng general ate and lived with the soldiers, cared for the soldiers, and any rewards from above were distributed to his subordinates, and he was always respected by the soldiers in the army.

Ye Qingcheng was bored in the tent. In the afternoon, he suddenly heard the sound of opening the tent, and he couldn't help turning his head.

A general stepped in and saw a thin ordinary soldier sitting on a chair in the camp tent. He was very surprised. When will there be more men in General Feng's tent? !
Ye Qingcheng couldn't help being surprised when he saw a loyal general staring at him.

Cui Daxian stared at Ye Qingcheng in amazement, stared blankly for a while, then remembered the business of coming this time, stepped forward and bowed to Feng Li: "General Feng."

Feng Li, who was sitting behind the table, hummed lightly, quickly finished writing with a pen, put the one in his hand on the document, and then raised his head, "What's the matter?"

Cui Daxian said: "I have already done what the general ordered. For the soldiers who died in this war, their family members distributed pensions and presented silver and silk, especially widows and widows, especially those who are widowed.

Feng Li nodded: "You still need to see what you need. If necessary, I will ask in person. My soldiers followed me. They haven't had a good life for a few days. I can't let their families feel wronged."

"Yes." Cui Daxian responded, and said again: "General, the amount of luggage in the Dushan Camp does not match the reported accounts, and the military salary..."

The next thing they talked about was the affairs in the army. Chen Sufeng listened in a daze. We've been talking for half an hour.

After Cui Daxian finished talking, he said: "General, there is one more thing about the Yi people..."

Speaking of the Yi people, Feng Li could not help but frown.

Cui Daxian said: "The Yi people have always coveted our country's vast land, rich resources and fertile land. After our garrison and suppression, they have settled down a lot these years. We are not afraid of the Yi people's army, but it is a few Yi people. A few are easy to breed troubles and bring troubles to the people of our country.

The Yi people are cruel and cruel by nature. These people are scattered in various regions. When the Yi people’s army can’t get in, they secretly sneak into our country. According to the situation handed down below, they cause trouble everywhere, killing several families and leaving them homeless. "

These situations were caused by individual people. The Yi people who acted alone robbed property and women like robbers. Although it was only a few families that had accidents, there were too many such things, and it was not a big or small trouble.

(End of this chapter)