Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home
Chapter 1890

Chapter 1890: The Soft Pick Chapter 1890: The Soft Pick Editor: Henyee Translations In the state office, Shao Yunduan and Sun Bai had conducted separate interrogations the previous night, ensuring that everyone’s identities were clarified.

Their efforts yielded significant results.

They had captured another leader, along with ten other brave and skilled individuals.

The apprehension of such key figures would undoubtedly weaken the enemy’s strength, alleviating pressure during future confrontations.

Excitement and jubilation filled the air as the team praised Qiao Xuan’s seemingly fortuitous influence.

Comments like “Madam is truly a lucky charm!” and “Her blessing is undeniable, coupled with Lord’s favor!” echoed throughout the room.

Shao Yunduan, however, tempered the mood with a reminder of the risks involved.

He cautioned against inflating Qiao Xuan’s ego, emphasizing the need for caution in future endeavors.

Acknowledging the persistent provocations from the bandits, Shao Yunduan declared it was time for a proactive response.

Addressing Constable Zheng and Constable Hang, he instructed them to prepare for an assault on Tiger Head Tribe.

Their strategy was clear: systematically eliminate weaker targets and gradually tighten the noose around the enemy, ensuring their eventual defeat.

Among the three strongholds, Tiger Head Tribe had suffered the greatest losses.

With one of their leaders deceased and another captured and imprisoned, they stood as prime targets for further capture.

Acknowledging the gravity of the situation, everyone present responded with solemn nods and gestures of agreement.

Zheng Sangge and Hang Xingshan swiftly descended to strategize, while the rest of the team assumed their designated roles and made necessary preparations.

Hang Xingshan, a seasoned constable with six years of service in the Anze Province government office, harbored a deep-seated disdain for the mountain bandits, much like his colleague Jia Heming.

However, unlike Jia Heming’s more passive outlook, Hang Xingshan remained steadfast in his belief that the Imperial Court would inevitably intervene in Anze Province affairs.

He had spent years covertly gathering intelligence on the three strongholds, anticipating a day like this.

And now, with Lord Shao’s leadership, his long-awaited opportunity had finally arrived.

Though it deviated from his initial hope for direct imperial intervention, Hang Xingshan remained resolute in his commitment to eliminating the bandits, regardless of the means.

Hang Xingshan felt a surge of gratitude towards Lord Shao for recognizing his efforts and promoting him.

He pledged to remain loyal and dedicated, willing to sacrifice everything for someone who had acknowledged his contributions.

Without Lord Shao’s support, Hang Xingshan believed he would have remained unnoticed among the ranks.

He vowed to stand by Lord Shao’s side for the remainder of his days, faithfully following wherever he led.

The swift action against the three villages was not solely driven by Shao Yunduan’s confidence in his abilities.

Hang Xingshan’s meticulous collection of valuable information played a crucial role in empowering Lord Shao’s decision-making.

This fusion of trust and knowledge bolstered their resolve to confront the enemy head-on.

In the middle of the night, Fan Ruyin finally heard the sound of boots landing.

In a daze, she suddenly felt a little strange, as if someone was approaching.

She opened her eyes and saw someone standing in front of her bed, staring at her coldly.

She covered her mouth and almost fainted from fright!

“Who, who are youaEUR|” It was two people.

She didn’t know any of them.

The two of them did not look good.

Their cold gazes wished they could cut her into pieces.

“What happened in Qingsong Monastery?

Tell me everything honestly and clearly.

Don’t miss a single detail!

Tell me quickly!”