Zhao Junyong didn't care whether this happened or not. He first accused Mao Gui to stabilize the morale of the army, and then gave an order to send the army south...

Is it just because he left a small number of people that his subordinates are all the same?

Apparently not!

Among Zhao Junyong's subordinates, there was a man named Miao Daheng.

Miao Daheng was initially regarded as a powerful man in Haozhou with some strength. He once responded to the Yuan court's call, entangled the landlords' armed forces, attacked Haozhou, and was defeated.

Later, Miao Daheng joined the Zhiyuan Lao Zhang and garrisoned at Hengjian Mountain.

In the original history, Miao Daheng was attacked by Lao Zhu and took refuge in Lao Zhu.

However, in this time and space, Zhu Yuanzhang promoted land equalization in Lupai Village and eradicated the influence of the Mu family, which made Miao Daheng furious.

His uncle Miao Zhen also persuaded Miao Daheng to be loyal to the court and not to associate with the rebels.

In the past, Miao Zhen helped Lao Zhu persuade Miao Daheng, which is really ironic.

Miao Daheng followed his uncle's advice and prepared to go north, but he encountered Zhao Junyong's troops on the way. Miao Daheng was defeated and had no choice but to seek refuge with Zhao Junyong.

But in the following days, Miao Daheng discovered that Zhao Jun was extremely selfish and unscrupulous, and he really didn't look like a hero.

It happened that at this time, his uncle Miao Zhen died of illness due to hard work. Miao Daheng secretly transported his uncle's body back home and buried it in his ancestral grave.

Returning this time opened Miao Daheng's eyes. His hometown was completely different after the land was divided. The people lived and worked in peace and contentment, the fields were connected, the rice and wheat were fragrant, and everything was full of vitality.

Miao Daheng saw this and was quite shocked.

After returning, I kept thinking and gradually came to have other opinions.

But this time, Zhao Junyong decided to surrender to Yuan Ting, which was like the last straw, weighing on Miao Daheng's heart.

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While Miao Daheng was thinking deeply and heading south, two more Zhao Jun and his Qianhu came up to him. The three of them rode forward together, and one of them said: "Brother Miao used to be an official in the Yuan Dynasty."

, unlike us rough bandits, we will definitely have a bright future in the future, but it is a pity that our heads will be given to the dog Tatars!"
Chapter completed!