The team was very respectful and did not think that Wei Fufeng was the enemy. It was mainly because he surrendered to the rebels and was afraid of being settled by the future. Even though he knew that the foreign military power was not good, he was willing to pretend to be confused and treat it as reinforcements.

Suzhou Governor Cao Guiquan, Qian Liu's fellow villager, was originally a soldier from Shi Jingdu, and was promoted to a general who was promoted to a general who was promoted to a general who was later released from Suzhou Jiaxing and was in charge of the army stationed in Jiaxing.

Qian Li defeated the Huainan army and captured Suzhou. Cao Guiquan, who participated in the war, served as the Suzhou General, that is, to temporarily deal with the aftermath. A few months later, he served as the governor of Suzhou.

Cao Guiquan was rigorous in the military management and was deeply trusted by Qian Liu. However, he was not kind enough to die. It is hard to say whether he could continue to be loyal to Qian Liu's son.

Wei Fufeng learned more and learned that Huzhou Governor Gao Yan was also one of the original generals of the Eight Capitals of Hangzhou. The elders of the Eight Capitals of Hangzhou were not the only ones left.

The defending army was taking the initiative to talk about an important military general, Shen Xia, the commander of the Yanguandu.

Shen Xia was brave and cruel. He was born in the Yanguandu. He killed the Yanguandu and would defect to Qian Li. Shen Xia's reputation was comparable to Xu Wan, and now he is in the army that went to eastern Zhejiang.

The meaning of defending the army is that Chen Xia is difficult to settle, so he might come back.

Wei Fufeng recorded that he had sunk in Xia and needed to take pacification measures.

(End of this chapter)

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