Although Zhou Tong is a god-level fierce man, Yue Feiye's combat power has also reached the level of a first-class fierce general, but in this vacuum period.

If these generals who have changed their guards in the past are instigated by people with good intentions, they see that overseas areas are vast and sparsely populated, and thus have ambitions.

With this Yue Fei and Zhou Tong alone, they can't suppress these people, at a time when the change of defense has just been completed and people's hearts are still unstable.

It will take a strong and powerful force deterrence to allow those generals to honestly build the new territory of the Great Song Dynasty overseas.

And Tianwang Chao Gai is the most suitable candidate, first, those overseas generals are the ones he came forward to rebel against, and everyone is familiar with each other.

There will be no estrangement in the hearts of those who will see a new and unfamiliar leader.

Second, Chao Gai has ten fox masters and a hundred dwarven warriors assigned to him, and the fox masters are non-human beings.

And the dwarven warriors are first-class masters when they don't wear Xuanwu armor, if they wear Xuanwu armor that can't be destroyed.

Even the super-first-class masters could not break the defenses of these dwarven warriors, which was equivalent to invisibly sending more than 100 super-first-class generals to Yue Fei.

In this case, even if those generals want to rebel again, they will not be able to make any big waves. And the third is Wu Ming's selfishness.

No matter what, Chao Gai is also the former big leader of Liangshan, although he was finally overshadowed by Song Jiang, but his prestige is still there.

Otherwise, how could Song Jiang plan to make a black hand and get rid of Chao Gai. Song Jiang is afraid that some of Chao Gai's sworn friends support Chao Gai.

As a result, Liangshan could not be dominated by his own family, and Wu Ming also thought of the same problem. Chao Gai pretended to be dead and broke away from Liangshan.

His younger brother Wu Song, with his own support, rightfully ascended to the throne of the leader of Liangshan. This is if Chao Gai suddenly comes back to life.

If you go back to Liangshan, how to solve this problem. Although Wu Song's position has been secured, what will it make those old brothers think.

How could this be possible without the use of means, without conspiracy. Therefore, Wu Ming plans to let Chao Gai also stay overseas.

As for the prodigal son Yan Qing, he is his own person, and he can be regarded as the descendant of his own lineage, after all, Yan Qing's daughter-in-law Li Shishi was introduced to him by herself.

And Yan Qing's father-in-law, Lu Junyi, still has his own blood on his body. Wu Ming gave Chao Gai an order to let Yan Qing return to the camp by herself.

After the order for the rest of them to go to sea by boat, the whole thing about sending undercover agents to Fang La's side was thoroughly understood.

In the vast sea, Wu Ming knew that if he didn't send a boat over, Chao Gai and Chai Jin would not want to return to the Central Plains in their lives.

You're not convinced, you want to come back, okay! If you have the ability to swim back by yourself, you don't have a chart, and you don't have a steel battleship.

If you rush into the sea, there is only one result, and that is to die in the belly of the fish. Of course, Wu Ming didn't want them to come back.

But that will also wait for Wu Ming to completely calm down the Central Plains, and then the whole world will be the land of the Great Song Dynasty.

The people of the whole world are all the people of the Great Song Dynasty, and at that time, Wu Ming will hand over the rights in his hands, and Wu Song will also give up the position of the chief of Liangshan.

Without wars and power struggles, both the common people and the dignitaries lived a prosperous and peaceful life.

Who else will cry out for Chao Gai's affairs and complain about him, not to mention that Chao Gai himself has let go of his desire to fight for power.

Who else will go to the dog to get a mouse, eat enough, and meddle in things.

Outside the city of Hangzhou, the prodigal son Yan Qing returned safely to the camp of the Liangshan rebel army, and after he met Wu Ming, he handed over the letter left by Chao Gai before leaving to Wu Ming.

Wu Ming opened the letter and saw that it was a list written by Chao Gai to himself, a list of people in Hangzhou who had been reversed by Chao Gaice.

Originally, Wu Ming thought that apart from the Eight Heavenly Kings, there were no more masters in Fang La's forces who were worthy of his attention.

But when Wu Ming casually skimmed through the list, a strange name jumped into his eyes.

Lying CAO, how did you forget this guy, I almost let go of a master, and Liao, Jin, and Xixia didn't fight.

Wu Ming believes that the more fierce generals and masters, the better. In that row of the list of Wenchen, Wu Ming accidentally found a person's name.

This person is: Bao Daoyi, Wu Ming didn't expect this guy to be mixed with Wenchen, if he hadn't been familiar with Water Margin.

When he saw this name in Wenchen, he almost made him a fish that slipped through the net. This bag is not simple.

In the original Water Margin book, he was a demon who used a flying sword to cut off one of his younger brother Wu Song's arms.

This person is nicknamed Lingying Heavenly Master, and he is good at using a Xuantian Mixed Yuan Sword. Originally, he was a cultivator on Jinhua Mountain, because he was greedy for vanity.

So he went down the mountain and went to Fang La, and the one who could really fight with his flying sword was Mr. Jin Jian Li Zhu, if the two were compared.

Li Zhu is relatively low-key, although Li Zhu is a member of the Shushan Sword Sect, Li Zhu usually doesn't use flying swords to hurt people at all.

When fighting against others, he also competes with his opponent with a golden sword in his hand. As for the envoy flying sword, it was only a sneak attack and assassination.

It is easy not to let people know that their real killer is a flying sword to hurt people, and those who know his secret are except Wu Ming.

The others have all become dead people, but this Bao Daoyi is different, he is more arrogant and high-profile.

When fighting against people, he never fights closely, and always releases flying swords to kill and injure opponents from a hundred steps away, and Wu Song suffers a loss.

That was also because Wu Song didn't know the details of this guy, and he was caught off guard before he got his hands on it and cut off his arm.

If he had been prepared, there would have been no such consequences, Lu Zhishen would have been different, and the two of them would have fought at the same time.

Because Lu Zhishen saw that Wu Song underestimated the enemy and was cut off his arm, when he went to rescue Wu Song, he was attacked by a flying sword again.

And Lu Zhishen slapped the flying sword with a Zen staff, which shows that the power of this flying sword sneak attack is very great, if it is really killed.

With a super-first-class military commander on guard, he will not be afraid of such an opponent at all.

Wu Ming clearly remembered that in the original book, although this guy was coaxed, he died very miserably in the end, he was killed by the thunder Ling Zhen with artillery.

It is clearly written in the original book of the Water Margin: Bao Daoyi saw that the Song army had a stroke and thundered, and when he was about to get up, he was set off by Ling Zhen with a bombardment cannon.

A fire bullet hit Bao Tianshi, head and body, and shattered. Such a way of dying can be said to be a corpse with no bones left, and the bones are broken.

Just kidding, you're in cowhide, can you cow over the cannon? If Wu Ming hadn't talked to Ling Zhen specifically, he would have almost thought that Ling Zhen was the same as himself.

It's a traverser, there's no way. In the backward Great Song Dynasty, a person who played gunpowder so neatly, no one believed him when you said that he was not a traverser.