Warlord: Starting with Subduing Little A Qiao

He wanted the horse too.

"With over three hundred people, our combat effectiveness has increased significantly."

Li Yunlong said in a great mood.

The addition of three hundred knights greatly enhanced their overall strength.

In the future, there will be other armies.

Their independent legion will become even stronger, and even if the Japanese invade, they will become even stronger.

Dealing with them is a piece of cake.

However, which knight should lead the knights is another matter entirely.

Ye Bai planned to form a cavalry battalion, and of course, he had to be very selective, since not just anyone could take on the role.

Zhang Dabiao wasn't very skilled at horsemanship, so there was nothing he could do.

The only thing we can do now is to rely on Wei Dayong.

However, this mission cannot be rushed; we must first carefully consider the plan.

Ye Bai couldn't draw any conclusions yet and could only wait and see. Perhaps there really were geniuses among them, just yet to be discovered. The main force quickly returned.

Night falls.

Fortunately, it's not too far from Shicheng County, only about a kilometer away.

It's about a ten-minute walk.

Along the way, the members of the Independent Corps were relaxed and chatting happily.

This was their first battle.

And that's how we achieved such a great victory.

No one was injured, which greatly reduced their fear and gave them more confidence.

They have not received any training.

However, when they train together, their power becomes as great as that of the veterans.

Is there anything else?

These new recruits were well aware of the veterans' strength.

They were all looking forward to it.

Her figure was not tall, but she inspired awe.

Very mysterious.

All of this was created by this young man.

They were also eager to know when Ye Bai would personally begin teaching them.

Ye Bai's demonstrated strength completely dispelled their doubts about him.

If they hadn't shown it before, then the first people they needed to deal with were the veterans who greatly admired Ye Bai.

However, none of them were sure.

Is an eight-year-old boy really as powerful as they say?

They thought it was a legend.

But now, they truly realize just how strong an eight-year-old child really is.

Even adults can be manipulated by him.

What these old guys say is mostly true.

A sense of awe also grew in his heart.

Ye Bai didn't care; he figured he'd just have to take it one step at a time.

The personnel of the Independent Regiment changed repeatedly, and quite a few people changed.

Chapter 298: A Heart Full of Helplessness

This kind of thing happens frequently.

He's used to it.

He didn't feel anything special; his greatest pleasure now was eliminating the Japanese and then developing Shicheng.

He always had a question in his mind: genius.

However, the situation in Shicheng County seems to be much better than before.

At least for now, things are not bad, and everything is moving in a positive direction.

The Japanese, of course, will absolutely not let this go.

As long as the Independent Regiment is there, they will do everything they can to solve this stone city.

It can provide him with a lot of resources.

This is exactly what Ye-Bai wanted to see.

They may need more resources, but the Japanese have them, and they don't want to leave Ishi-Cheng Prefecture.

This means that Ye Bai and others have access to an endless supply of resources.

Not long after, at the gate of Shicheng County.

It's not too high.

Especially these new soldiers, their relatives, their families, and their families.

They were filled with gratitude towards the people of the Independent Regiment.

The city's common people came and went in an endless stream.

The soldiers of the two independent regiments remained stationed here as always.

However, the ordinary people, whether they were coming out or going in, all greeted them with smiles on their faces.

Ordinary people lead simple lives and know how to be grateful.

They were all very grateful to the Independent Corps, and in ordinary times they would try their best to show their goodwill.

Some people even forcibly delivered large quantities of supplies to the soldiers.

Eggs, shoes, and clothes—these aren't anything particularly valuable, but for them, that's all they have.

They are not stingy.

This left the soldiers of the Independent Regiment somewhat bewildered. This was their rule; they wouldn't give an ordinary person even a needle.

But those commoners were all fed up and then left.

He held the item in his hand, feeling both helpless and grateful.

If they are willing, they will repay you with their sincere feelings. What's the point of not taking good care of such people?

However, very few people can actually do this.

This is especially true when it comes to embezzlement.

This strengthened the soldiers of the Independent Corps' resolve to protect this land.

Faced with so many civilians, they had to protect themselves and prevent them from getting hurt.

This is their duty.

Even if we have to kill them, we have to step over their corpses; otherwise, they won't even be able to touch a hair on our heads.

Seeing this, Ye Bai did not stop them.

Because they were unwilling to let ordinary people live a good life, especially in this chaotic era when they were not wealthy.

Even food was a problem, let alone anything else.

He certainly didn't want his "Eight Banners" to be branded as "mountain bandits".

With Ye Bai around, this problem will no longer exist.

If anyone is taking bribes behind his back, Ye Bai will show absolutely no mercy.

Fortunately, nothing like that has happened yet.

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The residents of Shicheng County and the officers and soldiers of the Independent Corps lived in harmony, which was exactly what Ye Bai hoped to see.

The closer their relationship, the more motivated they become.

No one would fight the Japanese without a reason.

There must be a reason.

It's not because of a deep-seated hatred, but because they want to protect the people they want to protect.

Such an army is not only in high spirits, but also in high morale.