On both sides of the great river, there were countless villages and towns, scattered like stars.
The Qingshan Army, under the leadership of Lu Qingshan, was heading downstream.
Along the way, they entered every village they encountered, broke into every town they faced, slaughtered countless people with the surname Hu, liberated countless slaves, and distributed countless pieces of land to the civilians.
In the presence of slavery, the administrators of these villages and towns, the Hu family members, were all the same, and not a single good person could be found among them.
The Qingshan Army advanced with unstoppable force, unknown how many heads fell to the ground.
The wealth accumulated by the Hu family members through years of oppression and exploitation of the lower classes was also completely seized by Lu Qingshan.
Every time they left a village or town, the people would line the streets to bid them farewell, forming a close bond between the army and civilians.
