Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, I seized the throne of Ying Zheng's father

Chapter 278 Such is Human Nature

No one in the world can do that.

General Chen kept this doubt to himself. Although he was somewhat pessimistic, he was just a military officer.

Although he was pessimistic for a while, he quickly recovered and didn't take the matter to heart.

Instead, he focused on the snow disaster.

General Chen bowed to Tang Yanxi, and his entire demeanor changed.

He frowned deeply before saying, "Young master, the snow has been getting heavier and heavier lately. When it stops, it only stops for a short while. The snow on the ground is not only not melting, but it is piling up thicker and thicker."

"This snow isn't cold enough to cause accidental death, but it will bury the roads, making it impossible for our people to get through, let alone supplies, which will greatly slow down our disaster relief efforts."

"We also encountered some cold-blooded dangers. Don't be fooled by the thick snow on the road; underneath there might be slippery ice or large potholes. This caused many of us to get injured, and some are still lying in the barracks."

The area was completely covered in snow, with no landmarks, making it difficult for them to find their way. If they wandered around aimlessly, they were very likely to trip and fall, or even end up on the hillside.

This not only brought them danger, but also made disaster relief more difficult and required people to guard the supplies when they needed them.

It's fair to say that this heavy snowfall is a real headache; it's a once-in-a-century event.

They said that many things were buried, and if they didn't tell, they wouldn't be able to save more people. This goes against Fusu's carelessness.

General Chen was at his wit's end. If the roads were impassable, how could they deliver the supplies to the people?

Their men were frantic with worry. The young master had ordered that the supplies be delivered to those in need as quickly as possible.

But they can't do it now. Let alone quickly, it's difficult to even deliver the supplies at a snail's pace.

The road was completely buried, and they dared not make any rash moves. If they took even one more step, they might fall off a bottomless cliff.

They were unfamiliar with the area, and even if they hired a guide, they might still fall off the cliff because they couldn't see the ground.

This could be life-threatening, which is why they dared not act, and even less dared to act too quickly.

However, this would go against the young master's orders, and they really didn't know what to do, so they could only ask Fusu for advice, hoping that the young master could provide a solution.

They were not blaming the young master for making harsh demands; they also wanted to get the teacher into those hands as soon as possible.

Although those people were not their relatives, they were similar to their relatives in that they could only desperately and helplessly beg the imperial court for help when faced with such difficulties.

These guards, born into impoverished families, were naturally moved with compassion.

But no matter what they tried, they couldn't clear the snow from the road.

Even if they do their best to send people to clear the mainland, snow is falling from the sky, and before long the roads will be covered by snow again, making it all a waste of effort.

In General Chen's mind, Fusu was an omnipotent and resourceful man.

They have no other choice. Perhaps the young master can think of a way to get the supplies to those people.

General Chen was trying his best to ask Fusu for advice, as they were truly out of ideas and nothing they had thought of had worked.

Therefore, we can only place our hopes on Fusu, hoping that he can come up with a solution.