It just popped into my head.
yes.
Wasn't Hong Chengchou from Fujian?
How could I have forgotten about him?
Wouldn't it be most appropriate to send him to lead troops to pacify Fujian?
After the Northwest Incident, Hong Chengchou and his army would almost certainly not dare to turn against him.
I was originally troubled about how to deal with him and his army.
In any case, we absolutely cannot let him go back to the Northwest.
And he can never go back.
Isn't Fujian his home?
I'll appoint him as the governor of Fujian or something similar, or even as the King of Fujian to appease him.
Let him take his army and fight to the death in Fujian.
If he could win over Fujian, plus the Lingnan and Yunnan-Guizhou regions which were basically settled with a simple proclamation, then he could achieve his goal.
The former territory of the Great Wu was completely brought under their banner.
This is only his first step.
Becoming the emperor of the world is only the first step.
After all, those feudal lords were also enemies, but secondary enemies, since they were still subservient to him and recognized his rule.
My first priority is to deal with those territories that haven't submitted to me.
We'll deal with these feudal lords later.
Thinking it over, Li Qin placed the chess piece representing Hong Chengchou in Fujian.
Send an envoy first, and see if Fujian truly refuses to submit.
He then sent Hong Chengchou there, and Hong Chengchou, who had lost his territory, dared not disobey his orders.
Let these two fight; no matter who wins, he won't lose out in the end.
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