"Bakeyong," Zhu Cijiong asked, "Did Li Dingguo promise to let you be the general?"

"Uh..." Buckyong looked at Li Dingguo, not knowing whether he should say it.

"It is true." Li Dingguo admitted it in person.

"General Huang," Zhu Cijiong turned to look at Huang Degong: "This matter..."

Huang Degong said: "I have no objection, and I will mention it in the official document sent to the capital tonight."

"That's the best." Zhu Cixiong nodded.

Buck Yong expressed his gratitude to Zhu Cijiong, Huang Degong and Li Dingguo again.

Just when Zhu Cijiong was about to let Bakyong leave, Bakyong stood there, looking like he wanted to say something but didn't dare to.

"There are no outsiders here, just speak your mind!" Zhu Cijiong said.

"Hmm..." Bakyong hesitated for a moment and said, "Your Highness, Gao Di, the general of Shanhaiguan, had close contacts with Wu Sangui. Before the rebellion, Wu Sangui met Gao Di's messenger."

"Huh?" Zhu Cijiong was shocked at first, then furious: "No wonder the progress of Ping Liao is so slow, it turns out there are two traitors in the Ping Liao army! The big traitor Wu Sangui has surrendered to the enemy, and the little traitor Gao Di is still pretending to be a good guy!"

Others present were also shocked by the news.

After the shock, they became worried again.

Gao Di's main force was stationed in Haizhou.

It was both the rear base of the Ping Liao army and the supply route.

If Gao Di started a rebellion like Wu Sangui did, the army's food supply would be cut off.

"Gao Di may have known about Wu Sangui's rebellion. The most urgent task is to capture Gao Di and ensure that our army has no worries about food supply!" Zhu Cijiong said seriously, "Do you have any good ideas?"