After receiving Li Zicheng's reply, Li Yan told Li Zicheng about serious military discipline. After receiving his reply, he left with satisfaction.

Looking at Li Yan leaving, Li Laiheng said unhappily: "The King of Chuang, the military advisor's move is too presumptuous. Our rebels have always been robbing wherever they go, and when has they paid the salary? If brothers are used to receiving the salary, who else is willing to fight to the death in the future? Will it be a good thing to sit at home and wait for the salary to receive the salary?

Also, after the military advisor comes, we don’t let the brothers do it, and we don’t let the brothers do it. What’s the picture on the belt? You still want to live a happy life for a few days. If they are all like he said, we might as well be monks!"

Listening to Li Laiheng's complaint, Li Zicheng just kept his face silent and said in a deep voice: "Don't say anything more, the military advisor also has his considerations. Our rebel army's current achievements are inseparable from the hard work of the military advisor. Moreover, some of our brothers are too distorted. They will harass the people and tease women all day long. It is really a disgrace to let the military advisor rectify it. At least they cannot be so unscrupulous. After all, our rebel army still cannot do without the military advisor!"

Li Laiheng stopped talking. He also knew the significance of Li Yan's existence to their existence, and he also knew very well how good it would be for their great cause to have a strict military discipline.

But humans are such a strange animal. Sometimes you know that doing this is good for everyone, but you just don’t want to do it or are unwilling to do it. There are not many people who are dedicated to the public, but there are too few. Even those who read the books of sages every day can do it, let alone a group of bandits who are used to robbing families?

In fact, Li Zicheng was a little dissatisfied as early as when Li Yan proposed to rectify military discipline, but these dissatisfactions were covered up by the growth of the bandits. However, with Li Guo's death in battle and a series of recruitment and rectification of military discipline proposed by Li Yan, this dissatisfaction turned into Lieheng, and the crack was slowly expanding over time.

On a hilly area more than 60 miles away from Ningguo Mansion, there is a village with about 100 households, about 700 or 800 people. In this era, it is already a big village.

The Third Cavalry Battalion led by Cao Yingmao is now settled here.

Since he came here, Cao Yingmao has blocked the entire village and prohibited the villagers from going out. The people in the village are not without complaints, but the villagers happily accepted this somewhat excessive request because of the bright sabers and the fire guns that shine with cold light.

However, what made them feel at ease was that although this team of people who claimed to be imperial officers and soldiers flocked into their village, the military discipline was very strict and could be said to be completely unfair. They did not tease or touch the women in the village. What's more, they even helped the villagers do some farm work or chat with them in their spare time.

Faced with such a team, the villagers were both happy and worried.

What is happy is that there is no greed or plunder of the officers and soldiers in the rumor. What is worried is that if they keep the village like this, the villagers will be stopped.
Chapter completed!