Next, Wei Fufeng began to think quietly, and he considered whether he should replace the officers and soldiers of Fufeng Army.

That is to say, the next batch of soldiers transporting grain will be used to replace the current batch of soldiers as the Fufeng Army, and these soldiers will be sent back to Luzhou.

Along the way, these soldiers shared the joys and sorrows and basically established a familiarity with Wei Fufeng. If they stayed to participate in the war in Hedong, they would definitely be able to impose orders and prohibitions.

However, for Wei Fufeng, the essence of the Hedong campaign was to deal with it. He did not want to lose troops and generals for the emperor, but only wanted to beat the drum with bluff.

The original intention of asking for a battle was to exchange for a title and a military title.

If the officers are not replaced, it will be beneficial to the command of the war, and if they are replaced, it will be beneficial to strengthening the rule of southern Sichuan.

When this group of soldiers returned to Luzhou, they could publish information that was beneficial to Wei Fufeng and also help reduce unstable factors in southern Sichuan.

However, once the newly arrived soldiers participate in the Battle of Hedong, mutiny may occur. After all, they have to work hard to transport food all the way and have to die when they arrive, which will make them psychologically resentful.

Wei Fufeng thought deeply and decided between the advantages and disadvantages.

(End of chapter)
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