With Jiang Wei expelling Zhu Qiao, Zhu Qiao naturally breathed a sigh of relief, and the others also frowned secretly. Zhu Qiao was very evil and specialized in moral kidnapping Jiang Wei. Although he knew that he had offended Jiang Wei before, he was shaking his tail and begging for mercy at this moment. If Jiang Wei did not agree, it would seem that Jiang Wei was less arrogant. At the same time, it also caused the people of the Wu Kingdom to resent him, as if Jiang Wei wanted to kill him.

So in this case, no matter how reluctant Jiang Wei was, he could only pardon him.

However, Lu Kang did not follow the situation, but said firmly: "No! The state has national laws, the army has military rules, Zhu Qiao is not military laws, and the following is the superiors, and disobeys the orders, causing thousands of soldiers to die on the battlefield, and Jiangling's materials are destroyed. The consequences are serious. Not killing is not enough to calm the anger of the people, and not killing is not enough to suppress the morale of the army. People come, drag Zhu Qiao down and kill him immediately!"

Lu Kang's attitude was quite firm, and he knew that even if Jiang Wei wanted to pardon Zhu Qiao, it might not be out of his original intention, so he could only take responsibility for this evil person.

Moreover, Zhu Qiao's disobedience to the destiny this time was for Jiang Wei. Now all the Wu army has joined the Shu Kingdom, and Jiang Wei has become the supreme commander of the coalition forces. It is time to establish his authority. If Zhu Qiao is pardoned this time, it will create a bad belief in the hearts of the Wu army soldiers, believing that even if he disobedience to the destiny, it is no big deal. Zhu Qiao can avoid death if he makes such a big mistake, and naturally they have nothing to fear.

Therefore, if you want to be strict in military discipline and prohibit the orders, Zhu Qiao must die. This is a great gift from Lu Kang to Jiang Wei, which will establish supreme prestige for Jiang Wei, so that everyone can know the consequences of disobeying the orders, and will never dare to follow in Zhu Qiao's footsteps again.

Zhu Qiao collapsed on the ground in despair. Looking at Lu Kang's resolute attitude, he knew that he was dead. Even if the God of Daluo came, no one could save him anymore. When he was dragged up by his personal soldiers, Zhu Qiao was already as dead as a dead tree and his heart was ashamed.

The personal soldiers quickly dragged Zhu Qiao down. Soon after, they returned to the lobby with a tray. Zhu Qiao's head was placed upright on it, and blood was constantly leaking out at the broken mouth.

Everyone in the hall was not a veteran general who had been through many battles and was indifferent to life and death, so even if Zhu Qiao's head was placed there, no one moved them.

In fact, Zhu Qiao's death was not unfair at all. A person who could not even see the situation clearly had his own fault and no one could compassionately die.

Lu Kang ordered his personal soldiers to hang Zhu Qiao's head at the gate of Xiling for three days, and issued an order to the six armies so that all soldiers could know why Zhu Qiao was executed. This was also the best time to purify military discipline.

As the prefect of Nanjun, Zhu Qiao was considered a relatively high official position among the Wu army, but it was precisely because he disobeyed the military order that even the official position of 2,000 stones would be inevitable. This undoubtedly made the soldiers feel scared and frightened. Those who had no regard for military discipline and orders were completely honest, and no one dared to test the law with one's own self-evident.

Lu Kang knew in his heart that although he led his people to surrender to Shu, there were still many dissatisfactions in the Wu army. For many years, although Wu and Shu were allies, in the eyes of the Wu people, they had always despised Shu.

First of all, Shu is the weakest among the three countries. They only occupy the territory of Yizhou. Not only is the world's largest and not even the Wu Kingdom, but they are not as good as those of Wu. Therefore, the Wu people have always had the idea of ​​contempt for Shu people.

Secondly, there were two wars between Wu and Shu. The Wu Kingdom won the battle between Jingzhou and Yiling. Naturally, the Wu people had a psychological superiority towards the Shu people, believing that the Shu people were just defeated generals and were disdainful.

It is precisely for this reason that after Lu Kang surrendered to Shu, the generals of the Wu army were inevitably a little discouraged. Whoever surrendered was not good, and they insisted on surrendering defeated generals. From then on, they had to rely on the expressions of the Shu people, which made the generals of the Wu army feel resentful.

But only Lu Kang knew in his heart that they could not choose their own choice when they surrendered to Shu. They had no other way to go. They could not surrender to Wei, right?

The strength of Wei State is really too strong. Now these remaining forces of Wu State cannot compete with it. If the power of Shu State is not used, it will be a matter of time before the destruction of Shu State is destroyed. For Lu Kang, who has the dream of restoring the country, surrendering to Shu is just a temporary solution. Only by relying on the power of Shu State can they have the opportunity to expel the Wei army and revive the Eastern Wu.

But this is a little secret in Lu Kang's heart. There are very few people who know it. Lu Kang cannot make this target public at all, so most of the people in the Wu army do not know the inside story. In their opinion, since they surrendered to Shu, there will be no room for reversal, which is a completely difficult fact.

For Lu Kang, relying solely on orders to restrain the Wu army soldiers was obviously unable to make them obey from the bottom of their hearts. Lu Kang secretly observed that since he surrendered to Shu, the Wu army had been dissatisfied, negative and pessimistic. It seemed that the banner of Wu State had fallen and the Wu army was no longer energetic. Even though they did not dare to disobey the orders on the outside, they were privately complaining and their morale was sluggish.

The war is imminent, and this emotion is extremely threatening. If an army loses its minimum morale, then it will be only a line of separation from defeat.

How to boost morale and unite the morale of the army is a question that Lu Kang has been thinking about. In fact, the most effective way is to kill the chicken to warn the monkey, kill one to warn the hundred, catch one or two birds ahead, and make the right to punish the canon, so that it can intimidate other people.

But now the army is silent. Although it is negative, no one takes the initiative to be the first to be the leader. Lu Kang has no good idea. He can't just catch a few people and punish them, right?

What's more, if you want to kill someone to warn you, you must find a person with more weight, otherwise finding those insignificant characters will not play the role they deserve.

Just as Lu Kang was worried, Zhu Qiao automatically hit the tip of his gun.

Zhu Qiao was the prefect of Nanjun. He was also very important in the Wu army in terms of official positions and status. What is more advantageous is that Zhu Qiao offended Jiang Wei this time. If Lu Kang executed him according to the military law, it would just shock the entire army and let them know the consequences of offending Jiang Wei to disobey the military order.

Therefore, Zhu Qiao's death is a foregone conclusion. No matter who will persuade him, Lu Kang has already decided, and Zhu Qiao must die!
Chapter completed!