Traveling through time as a peasant girl to turn things around

At noon, Huang Bao didn't rest, so Guo Guo called him into her tent and they went to the space to eat. "Son, you should sleep a little longer. I'll call you when the time comes." "Okay. Hehe, I'm used to taking a nap."

Huangbao went into the water, diving into the spring to cultivate. Guoguo collected some spiritual spring water for food, and the rain stopped. Half an hour later, Huangbao emerged. "Mother, please send down a spiritual spring rain. I'm going to swim for a bit." "Okay," he asked. "How many water bottles do we have to hold the spiritual spring water?" "Your father and I have two," Huangbao sighed. "I only have one water bottle, and a pouch for things, but that's all." Huangbao said regretfully, "Last time I went to the East China Sea, I didn't find that creature." "Don't worry, son, I still have a chance," Guoguo said with a wicked smile. Huangbao understood. "Yes." This time, he would go to the East China Sea. He would definitely find it. ...Treasures are hard to come by!

Ye Heng led an army of 30,000 men on the march. He was accompanied by his own subordinates, and his secret guards followed in the shadows. Thirty large trucks led the way, preparing meals.

There were only 5,000 cavalrymen, and the rest were infantrymen. Five thousand cavalrymen was already a lot. Horses were hard to buy! This was because Guoguo had raised a large number of war horses in the space and gave them away.

Marching is the hardest part. The team prepared to boil water and cook meals at the campsite ahead of the caravan, preparing food for the troops. Li Biaotou had a kettle and a bag, both given by Guoguo. This time, Guoguo had filled them with food and supplies. It would be convenient to cook at the campsite.

Li Biaotou walked about seventy miles, checked the sky, and called for everyone to stop. They pitched tents near the edge of the woods, rested, and cooked. Dozens of large pots lined up, stewing bone broth with potatoes and mushrooms. The rice was prepared at home, and the white flour buns were easily reheated. The cavalry was relatively well-prepared, but the infantry had the hardest time. It was already dark when they reached their quarters. Ye Heng asked the soldiers who had arrived first to help set up the tents while the others ate and rested.

Ye Heng thought of buying carts to transport the infantry, but not many people knew how to drive. Thirty thousand men. Excluding the five thousand cavalry, there were still twenty-five thousand. No, it would be better to march on foot. Ye Heng adjusted his plan. The cavalry would travel a lot in a day, which would be a burden on the cavalry, and the infantry would be too tired. After careful consideration, he decided to keep ten carts in the convoy, which would provide food for the infantry and march with them. The cavalry would lead the way, marching as far as possible to the front line. The sooner they arrived, the sooner the soldiers on the front line would be rescued. A reinforcement is like putting out a fire!

Chen Jun followed with fifty doctors, also carrying supplies and medicinal materials! Another team of fifty doctors also followed Huan Huan.

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The road ahead was difficult, but every soldier wore a smile. There were many skilled generals, all skilled in both civil and military matters. With such talent, the soldiers were not afraid. Thanks to their regular training, their martial arts skills had improved. As the old saying goes, "With great skill comes courage."

Halfway through, Ye Heng intercepted a soldier from Daliang delivering a letter. After reading the letter and letting the soldier rest and eat, Ye Heng dispatched another person to deliver it to the capital. The first line of defense stationed at the border had been captured, and Antai Prefecture had been surrounded. The situation was extremely critical! This was too slow a march, so Ye Heng ordered the cavalry to rest for a while before setting off. The infantry would follow.

Ye Heng had already thought of the crisis, but he didn't expect that the first line of thread had been captured.

Thirty large carts were also loaded with people and rushed to the border.

Huanhuan hadn't received any reports from the front along the way, so she was worried and sent out scouts to investigate. Three waves of troops were dispatched in three days. ...

Guoguo was busy at home. She saw that the supplies were quickly gone. They were enough for now. If more people came, they would run out of cotton clothes and would have nothing to wear. She immediately went back to buy food and daily necessities.

The special forces began training in close combat and marksmanship. They also practiced the use of artillery, with Huang Bao personally teaching them, guiding angles and ranges. The emperor, upon learning of this new weapon, changed into civilian clothes and left the city with several veterans to observe. Soon, a secret guard reported the situation to Huang Bao. He was being disturbed. He dispatched personnel for protection. In reality, the emperor was accompanied by secret guards when he left the palace, so he was safe.

Huang Bao invited the Emperor to the cannon. Shells blasted out like meteors, and with a bang! A corner of a distant mountain flipped over. The Emperor was stunned. Huang Bao took the opportunity to say, "Uncle Huang, just sit on your throne in the capital. Wait for Dayan to win the battle." "Okay, okay. With such a good weapon, there's no need to worry about the enemy. This is simply a magical weapon! Okay, okay." "Uncle Huang, wait a moment."

Ten chariots were in a row, pushing cannons. The emperor's reluctant shells fired blanks, making a loud noise. The emperor and several old ministers were stunned. If this had hit someone, they would still be alive!

Guoguo, dressed in military uniform, looked unrecognizable as a man or woman. He was a dignified and heroic figure, personally guarding the warehouse with his men. Soldiers were strictly prohibited from entering the area. These items were too valuable, and no one was allowed to leak their secrets. They were particularly sensitive to fire, and the ammunition depot was crucial. Grenades weren't plentiful, but they were there. Weapons and ammunition were essential for this operation, and there couldn't be any mistakes.

Artillery firing drills, practice by yourself. Huang Bao went to command the shooting practice, one hundred people at a time, "Lie down, drag the gun, aim at the target in front. Ready, fire!" The emperor was really impressed. Hit the target from a long distance. Huang Bao explained to the old emperor that the main practice was shooting accuracy, one bullet had to harvest one enemy, practice accuracy, one shot to the head. The emperor watched for most of the time and was completely relieved. Huang Bao said, "Uncle Huang, please go back to the palace. Make preparations for spring plowing and the New Year, the New Year still has to be celebrated." "Yes, nephew is right."

After three days of training, Huang Bao ordered, "Practice shooting on horseback. The enemy won't stand still for you to shoot. Practice shooting accuracy while moving!"

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Huang Bao intensified his training day by day. At night, he and his mother went to the space to farm and buy supplies. He was obviously thinner. "Rest tonight, go back to the present, see the children, and then pick up Chai En." "Okay, mother. I miss my brothers and sisters too."