Siheyuan: Happy life of the son-in-law of a founding general

For Zhang Changgao and others, this is the heaviest moment for Han Han, but it also means the end of the war and the hope of life.

On the other hand, after Wang Zhian got Han Han's decision to surrender, his frown finally relaxed. However, this victory did not make him happy. Instead, he was deeply contemplative and had a headache.

It is always easier to destroy than to build.

"Pass the order down to accept surrender and ensure the safety of civilians. What we need to do is to rebuild peace, not destroy it," Wang Zhian ordered.

A few hours later, representatives of the two armies met on a devastated battlefield. The South Korean representative was a newly elected commander-in-chief named Park Do-jin.

Park Do-jin walked towards Wang Ji-an with heavy steps and expressed his willingness to sign a surrender agreement.

"Mr. Park, you made a wise decision." Wang Zhian's words were calm, or rather, emotionless.

Then he extended his hand and shook hands with Park Do-jin. The two sat down and Wang Zhian said, "Mr. Park, war is cruel, so I personally hate war. After signing the agreement, we can look forward better and work together to create a future without war."

Park Do-jin was slightly stunned, then held Wang Zhian's hand tightly. He really hoped that Wang Zhian was not lying to him.

But this can only be achieved through the kindness of Wang Zhian. But will Wang Zhian be kind?

Park Do-jin had no confidence at all.

With the signing of the agreement, the war between Daxia, Chaochao and Hanhan was officially declared over.

But in the long run, the real challenge has just begun.

Because this involves many complex issues. And this needs to be discussed again and again.

The point is that South Korea has no room for bargaining because they have already been defeated and their military capabilities have been basically destroyed.

Others are the butchers and I am the meat, that's all.

Wang Zhian then promised that he would restrain Daxia and the army and not harm any civilians. At the same time, he asked the police in Han to maintain order in their own country and not to attack Daxia and Chaochao's army.

At this time, Wang Zhian received a report that there were troops from Chaochao on the territory of Hanhan, doing things too much, killing people and stealing things at will.

Wang Zhian immediately asked the commander of Chao Chao to stop such behavior immediately, otherwise he would be punished by military law.

But some of Chao Chao's soldiers and even officers, who had already gone a little crazy, did not take Wang Zhian's warning seriously.

Immediately, Wang Zhian ordered the Tiewu Army to serve as an inspection team and to shoot on the spot any officers and soldiers who did not abide by discipline.

After more than 300 people were shot, some officers and soldiers were very angry and began to resist and threaten. Later, Wang Zhian ordered the Iron Army to shoot all the officers and soldiers who violated military discipline and resisted.

Soon, the senior commander of the Chaochao side found Wang Zhian. What he meant was that the Chaochao and the South Korean countries had a blood feud, and it was understandable that the Chaochao soldiers occasionally violated military discipline. He hoped that Wang Zhian would not be too angry and not enforce the law too strictly.

This is to plead for mercy.

Wang Zhian sat in the makeshift command tent, his face as gloomy as water. Then he explained that once the army lost control, the harm to civilians would be irreparable, which would not only damage the reputation of Daxia and Chaochao, but also likely to trigger strong condemnation from the international community.

The other party retreated unwillingly.

But there are still some soldiers who do their own thing. These people are hoping for the best.

Wang Zhian issued another order, calling the commanders of the five armies of Chao Chao over, announcing the discipline again, and clearly informing them that the Iron Five Army should immediately form a special inspection team to severely punish the shameless elements in the Chao Chao army. Anyone who violates military discipline and infringes on civilians will be killed without mercy! In particular, the chief officer must be held accountable.

Wang Zhian's voice echoed in the tent, and every word revealed an authority that could not be violated.

The Iron Fifth Army, known for its strict military discipline and efficient execution, acted quickly after receiving the order. Each supervisory team went deep into each occupied area, searching for those wanton scums.

In a dilapidated village, several soldiers from the Chao Dynasty were forcibly breaking into the houses, making loud noises and looting wantonly. The villagers' terrified eyes and trembling bodies all told of their helplessness. At this time, a team of soldiers from the Iron Fifth Army rushed over.

"Stop!" Li Zhenggang, a company commander of the Iron Fifth Army, shouted loudly.

The Chao Chao soldiers were stunned for a moment, then realized that their actions had been discovered, and a look of panic flashed across their faces.

"You have violated military discipline. Lay down your weapons immediately and accept punishment." Li Zhenggang's order was concise and direct.

One of the Chao Chao soldiers, who seemed to be the leader, had a fierce look in his eyes: "We are Chao Chao soldiers, not Da Xia soldiers. We are not under your Da Xia's jurisdiction."

Li Zhenggang's eyes became colder and colder. He pointed his gun at the leader who talked back and asked, "What do you want to say?"

The translator in Li Zhenggang's team immediately translated loudly. Many people in Daxia could not understand Chaochao language.

Translation is important.

Under the translator's interpretation, Li Zhenggang repeatedly warned the other party, but the other party was obviously unwilling.

The situation was at a stalemate for a while. The villagers hid in the corner, so nervous that they even breathed carefully.

Suddenly, Li Zhenggang ordered his soldiers to disarm the enemy. The enemy was obviously unwilling and pointed their guns at him.

Afterwards, Li Zhenggang began to lead his men to retreat.

The Chaochao soldiers seemed very happy. It seemed that the Daxia soldiers were not a big deal. I thought too much of them before. It was nothing more than that. After walking a distance, Li Zhenggang ordered his men to turn back and attack.

Chao Chao and these seven or eight soldiers never expected that Li Zhenggang would do this.

Soon, all of them were injured. Even the one who had just talked back was shot dead.

Li Zhenggang led the soldiers to bring the Chao Chao soldiers back to the troops and informed them of the relevant situation.

Similar situations occurred throughout Han Han. Many soldiers of the Chao Dynasty were killed or injured by the Daxia law enforcement team.

Chao Chao naturally didn't want to do that, so she went to find Wang Zhian.

Wang Zhian had no choice but to order the law enforcement team to shoot all the officers and soldiers of Chaozhou who had committed crimes.

This made Chao Chao angry and they wanted to cause trouble for Wang Zhian.

Wang Zhian immediately warned the other side that the Chaoyang army must immediately withdraw from all of Hanhan, otherwise it would be regarded as a rebellion and would be suppressed.

Chao Chao, the commander-in-chief of the five armies, found Wang Zhian and questioned him loudly. Wang Zhian did not give him face and ordered the Iron Fifth Army and the Seventy-third Army to be on full alert and, if necessary, to eliminate all disobedient Chao Chao troops.

The commander-in-chief of the five armies of Chaochao was so angry that blood gushed out when he heard this order. He reported it immediately, and then the senior officials of Chaochao immediately contacted the gentlemen of Daxia.

Mr. Gao called quickly. After listening to Wang Zhian's explanation, he immediately said, "If necessary, destroy the rebellious Chao Chao army."

Mr. Gao's description of these armies that wanted to resist as rebellion says it all.

Mr. Gao then replied to the senior executives at Chao Chao, who smashed the teacup right after hanging up the phone.

Obviously very angry.