Wang Buxu also knows this truth. If he governs according to his local experience, he can kill these people even if they run away.

"Well, I will start arranging this matter when I return to Luoyang!" Wang Buxu agreed directly.

The problem of manpower is not a problem at all, even if it takes a little longer, it doesn't matter.

It's just a matter of one or two years. Depending on the current influence of the Han Dynasty in the Western Regions, there will be no problem in one or two years.

As for the garrison, they will not be withdrawn in a short time.

Even if this battle is won, at least 200,000 troops will remain here.

This is the benefit of professionalism in the military.

For soldiers, the service period is five years anyway, whether in the military camp or outside, they cannot return home within five years.

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In addition, I have been in the military camp for several years before, and I am used to being away from home, so it is the same everywhere.

And throughout the ages, when it comes to the issue of the Western Regions, why do the Han people always gradually lose their influence here after controlling it for a period of time?

The fundamental reason lies in the issue of garrisoning troops.

In the previous corvée system, everyone had a fixed term of service every year. If people stayed out for a long time, their family fields would be abandoned, and even guarding the border would make people resentful.

Later, the Tang Dynasty's imperial army system ensured combat effectiveness in the early stage, but the entire Tang Dynasty did not completely solve the problem of military expeditions.

Although the Tang Dynasty only stationed 30,000 troops in the Western Regions in the later period and controlled the entire Western Regions, the number of troops was still too small.

It can only be maintained, but cannot have further influence.

The professionalization of the army that Wang Buxu had implemented before was actually preparing for the army's expedition.

Of course, the Song Dynasty, which also had a professional army, was completely weird.

With the highest military pay and the most advanced equipment, they fight the most cowardly battles.

In fact, this matter cannot be blamed on the soldiers for not working hard. If we are to blame, we can only blame the weird policies of the imperial court.

The civil servant group firmly suppressed the military general group, emphasizing literature over military force, with amateurs commanding experts, while the civilian officials only cared about making profits, and others just muddle along.

How can an army like this be invincible if they are short-handed, deprived of military pay, and even tampered with equipment?

Therefore, the professionalization of the army promoted by Wang Buxu and the professionalization of the army in the Song Dynasty are completely different concepts. At least the army is not underestimated here. The general can make the final decision on how the battle is fought. The literati have the final say here.

The most I can do above is to interject a few words about what I want to achieve.

Next, Wang Buxu learned some specific information about the Western Regions, folk customs and so on.

After understanding the whole situation, I found that the current Western Region is actually like that.

Generally speaking, it will take a hundred years for the lagging big man to catch up.

Needless to say about agriculture, without the technology brought by the Han Dynasty, they were still practicing slash-and-burn farming.

Moreover, the way of planting is also extremely lazy, just throw the seeds away and just ignore them.

That's right, it's the kind that is sown directly without even bothering to bury it. Many of the seeds were picked up by birds.

After planting, I was even more lazy to pay attention to it. It was all about looking at the appearance.

Therefore, although people in the south rely on farming for a living, their income is still not guaranteed.

They still have to rely on grazing to supplement their living expenses.

The reason why they need to be distinguished from the traveling countries in the north is because these people in the south have fixed residences, and their cattle are only grazed around their residences.

However, Xingguo has no fixed residence, so they will go wherever the pasture is fertile.

After understanding this, Wang Buxu fully realized that if he wanted to develop the Western Region, he still had a long way to go...

"How is the battle going on the front line?" Wang Buxu asked again.

Along the way, it was difficult for him to receive news from the front line, and the messenger didn't know where to send it.

So it is very reliable to ask Zhao Tuo about this matter.

"Your Majesty, the war is going very smoothly. If nothing happens, it should be over before winter comes." Zhao Tuo thought for a while and gave an approximate time.

"Oh? It's progressing so fast?" Wang Buxuan was a little surprised.

"Will there be a decisive battle after the spring begins?" Guan Ying also felt a little strange and couldn't help but interjected and asked.

When it comes to fighting, Guan Ying is an expert. Although he has now left the army and joined the civil service, he still remembers his old profession.

If we can say that the war will end this year, we can basically be sure that a decisive battle was fought before then and victory was achieved.

As a civil servant, it is customary to delay things like this for a period of time.

Before you are absolutely sure, you will never say so firmly.

Even if you are confident, you won't say it so absolutely, what if something slaps you in the face?

"Well, there are conflicts within the Huns. They have split into two factions. One is the headquarters led by the Great Chanyu, and the other is the Donghu people. In the spring, General Yingbu fought a battle with them, and the Donghu people suffered losses.

It was a heavy blow, but about half of them escaped, and General Yingbu is now pursuing the opponent."

"The situation at the Xiongnu Royal Court is a bit complicated. It's hard to tell the specific minister. Your Majesty will know at a glance..." As he said that, Zhao Tuo took out an envelope wrapped in oil paper from his chest and handed it over.

Logically speaking, there is no need to tell Zhao Tuo about this matter, but Han Xin needs Zhao Tuo to take care of these people, so he must know some things.

Otherwise, people will be confused and don't even know the specifications. If there is any deviation, it will be terrible.

Moreover, after Zhao Tuo knew that Wang Buxu was coming, he also sent people to notify Han Xin and Yingbu, so if there was any news in the future, they would send it directly here.

Wang Buxu opened the letter and read the content above, feeling at a loss of whether to laugh or cry.

Aluka, the scout, is really like no one else.

And I was also deeply impressed by this Aluka.

After all, he had personally mediated the affairs in his family back then, and he didn't know whether Aluka was alive or dead.

But now it seems that Aluka is really a natural scout, and he has become the leader of the Huns.

If he continues to do this, will he become the Great Chanyu of the Huns?

Although there hasn't been any news from Han Xin since the beginning of spring, it's basically the same.

Yingbu is pursuing, and Han Xin has severely damaged the morale of the Huns years ago, and has also found their royal court. If nothing else happens, it will be almost over now.

Unless Maodun Shanyu runs away again...

Forehead……

If they really run away again, this matter will be really difficult.

What the hell, I did a good job of conducting personal conquests, but ended up looking like a bear. What the hell is this called a personal conquest of the imperial commanders?

He obviously came here to go shopping, and he also ate a lot of dirt...

However, I still had to praise him happily.
Chapter completed!