"Send someone to transport some fine grain to the emperor, so that the big pots and stoves don't stop."
Vice General Zhou was puzzled: "Why is this?"
Jiang Yunxu didn't say anything, and only said: "I have my own intention."
Seeing that nothing could be found, Vice General Zhou immediately sent someone to arrange the carriage.
"Don't use horse-drawn carriages. Let the soldiers work harder and slowly transport them to the front line by carrying long teams with burdens. They all need white flour."
She just wants to let the people of Qinyue know that Lingyi has food, and what she eats is Qinyue's unique white flour, which is sweet and delicate.
Vice General Zhou asked with a grimace: "Your Majesty, you are joking again. Where did we get so many white flour buns? There are quite a few fine grains..."
Look at her, she forgot such an important thing.
The food was still hidden in the space, so she hummed in a pretentious manner: "Go and arrange the manpower first, and then go to the hillside to carry the food in an hour."
Vice General Zhou left with doubts.
Jiang Yunxu turned around and went up the mountain behind, and arranged for Yin Lei to guard at the foot of the mountain to prevent anyone from breaking through.
Moving the food out of the space is fortunately very easy and requires only a thought to take the food out.
Within an hour, thousands of bags of rice were neatly placed on the ground.
When Vice General Zhou arrived, he rubbed his eyes: "Could this be the stolen grain from Qin and Yue?"
As soon as the words came out of his mouth, he knew that he had said the wrong thing and looked back at Jiang Yunxu with a sneer.
Jiang Yunxu admitted generously: "General Zhou is really smart, he can see through it at a glance!"
"Ah?" Vice General Zhou was so frightened that he opened his mouth wide, his eyes full of disbelief, and he couldn't speak fully: "It's really... It's really stolen. Why is there no news at all in the army?"
When he first heard about this, Vice General Zhou thought it was Qin Yue who was trying to make things up, and it was probably a lie.
But now looking at the rice bags piled up on the hillside, the fact was right in front of him, and he couldn't help but not believe it.
"Excuse me, Vice General Zhou. I will personally take the people to deliver them. If you encounter victims trying to grab food on the way, don't panic. Just let them go. Remember, don't chase after poor people."
Vice General Zhou nodded hurriedly and asked: "Are there really victims coming to grab food?"
"I'm not a fortune teller, so I don't know this. It's just a reminder." Jiang Yunxu shrugged.
She couldn't tell Vice General Zhou that the victims would definitely go and rob them, and it was all arranged by her, right?
"Yes, I will carefully follow the teachings of the empress."
How could Vice General Zhou dare to question him? Without saying a word, he led his men to move the food with high morale.
Jiang Yunxu calculated the time. It would take at least two days to deliver it. Tomorrow evening would be a good time to do it.
Everything went as expected.
The victims snatched more than a dozen bags of grain and were discovered as soon as they returned to the Qinyue border. The officers and soldiers were overjoyed when they saw that it was grain.
The leader of the city guard looked familiar at the bags of fine noodles. He checked them one by one and found that they were all fine noodles produced by Qin Yue. He then thought of the rice grains that Qin Yue had lost.
The leader knew that this matter was not simple, so he hurriedly reported it to the ears of Emperor Qin Yue.
Emperor Qin Yue expressed his disbelief, but the physical evidence was right in front of him, so he had to believe it even if he didn't believe it!
"It's Lingyi again!" Emperor Qin Yue's teeth itched with anger.
Lingyi has been fighting for several days, and the supply of food and grass has been delayed. Many soldiers in the military camp have complained.
How can we fight if we don’t even have enough to eat?
The surrounding prefects also tried their best to raise food, and sent it intermittently, so that the soldiers of Qin and Yue were hungry and full in the past few days.