The young Jiangdong army was the first to walk to the cauldron containing corn, and when the Han soldiers made a bowl of rice for him, and he squatted aside to devour it, some more Jiangdong soldiers stood up.

More and more people stood up, and the officers who led a few Han soldiers to bring corn and meat hurriedly ordered the soldiers: "Quick, go and ask the military to steam more corn and prepare more meat!" ”

Seeing the Jiangdong Army standing up one by one, Zhou Yu didn't say anything more.

The Jiangdong soldiers who stood up knew what it meant to take the dried meat from the Han army when they ate this bowl of corn.

Even so, more and more people are standing up.

Although the Jiangdong Army was inferior to the Han Army on the battlefield, they were also a large army after all, and they were not ordinary outcasts.

The Jiangdong army, who stood up, did not rush to the cauldron, they lined up in a long line, and received corn and dried meat from the Han army in order.

More and more Jiangdong troops received corn and dried meat, and when the rice and dried meat were about to be distributed, some Han soldiers came with new cauldrons and barrels.

Jiang Dongjun received the meal, and at first, many people remained on the sidelines, hesitating to get up.

Later, those Jiangdong soldiers saw that more and more people were receiving food, and knew that if they chose to leave, they might be hated by Zhou Yu, so they had to stand up and line up at the back of the line.

"His Majesty captured prisoners in the past, and some of the prisoners left, but today's general has recruited all the captured Jiangdong troops, but it is a great credit." Seeing that almost all of the Jiangdong army stood up, Sima Yi whispered to Zhou Yu: "In this way, the number of our army has surged, and Sun Quan will have to be a little worried about sending troops to attack again!" ”

With a touch of pride on his face, Zhou Yu nodded, but did not say anything.

The captured Jiangdong Army numbered more than 30,000 people.

Putting these people under his command, Sun Quan, who is in Jianye, really has to worry a little more if he wants to send troops to attack!

Zhou Yu and Sima Yi recruited the captured Jiangdong Army, while Zhao Yun, Huang Sheng, and Tao Hu led the soldiers under their command and were busy on the battlefield.

There are not many corpses on the battlefield, most of them are the remains of the Jiangdong Army.

Yu Linwei busied himself with lifting the corpses and throwing them into a large pit dug by Zhou Yu's soldiers, while the dragoons searched for those who were still alive.

In the past, the Han army rarely left wounded enemies, and generally found seriously injured people and would make up for them.

This time it was different, when they searched for the wounded but not dead Jiangdong Army, the dragoon guards would immediately lift them up, put them aside, and beckon the wounded doctors to come and treat them.

Walking past a pile of corpses, a dragoon guard faintly heard two faint moans.

He stopped, and pricked up his ears to listen.

The groans were gone, and the footsteps of the Dragoons and the Feather Forest Guards were heard all around, only one or two of the occasional shouts of their companions.

Sensing that he might have heard something wrong, the dragoon pouted and turned to leave, when a moan came to his ears again.

Confirming that the moaning was where he had just walked, the dragoon guard hurriedly ran over, turning the corpses open one by one, checking for any living people.

After opening two or three corpses in a row, he finally found a soldier of the Jiangdong Army whose stomach was still moving with wheezing under these corpses.