"Your Majesty." Yang Qin was anxious and rushed forward with his soldiers to guard against possible attacks by irrational mobs.

The woman rushed more than ten steps away, as if her life had been burned out and she would never get up again.

The two children fell into the muddy water and cried loudly.

Shao Xun stepped forward and picked up the child with each hand.

The woman looked at him with pleading eyes.

"I promise you, I will raise them up." Shao Xun looked at her and said.

The woman smiled and slowly closed her eyes.

"See if you can survive. If not, dig a hole and bury it." Shao Xun sighed and ordered, then turned and left.

On the high ground, the soldiers used their scabbards to beat the rioters to maintain order.

Chen Wu asked someone to fetch wooden bowls and ladle soup for these people.

People who have been hungry for a long time don't know if they will be lucky enough to enjoy this broth. Just leave it to fate.

"This is a gift from the King of Liang himself. After drinking this bowl of soup, don't forget the king's favor." Chen Wu found more than ten people and said to the side.

The hungry people devoured the food voraciously, and were not afraid of being burned. They finished a bowl of broth in an instant. Only then did they come back to their senses, knelt on the ground, and shouted: "King Liang, let me live. This life belongs to the king."

"Don't be impatient. Drink some more soup to recuperate your health. I'll take you to beg for a living." Shao Xun looked at the miserable victims and said, "There is no end to the road, but follow me and there will always be a way."

Stuttering food."

Everyone was doubtful after hearing this.

In fact, until now they don't know what "King Liang" is.

No one knows whether he is a real king or a grass-headed king in troubled times. Maybe he is a self-proclaimed king.

However, looking at the smoky meat and the fragrant broth, let’s believe him for a moment.

Shao Xun said no more.

Yang Qin collected a dozen Hu cakes from the soldiers, soaked them in warm water, and made them into a paste.

Shao Xun fed it to two children, a boy and a girl, in his arms.

They were also very hungry and gorged themselves on it.

As the sun set, General Xubuyan of Puyangshan Town appeared on the horizon in the distance with hundreds of draft animals and loads of grain.

Everyone on the high ground watched it and couldn't help but cheered.

Shao Xun also stood up and looked to the north.

He knew that if he hadn't come, neither Chen Wu nor Xu Buyan would have appeared here, and the hungry people in front of him would never have survived.

Lu Zhi must have been devastated. His priority was to provide relief to the victims of the disaster in counties that were easy to transport by water. After all, the disaster affected not only Changshan but also Zhongshan counties, but it was the worst here.

Living in this world is far from simple.
Chapter completed!