I am the prince of the Ming Dynasty, I don't give up

Chapter 426: Those who want to leave can’t leave
Niu Zhongxia boarded the train reluctantly. The steam locomotives in the mining area used to pull coal-carrying carriages, but now they have been replaced with passenger carriages.

Niu Zhongxia found a seat with his simple luggage and looked at the simple platform. He saw their teacher saying goodbye to them.
Niu Zhongxia felt empty inside and didn't want to leave. But the teachers told him that the north of the Ming Dynasty needed him more and his contribution there would be greater than mining here. Only then did Niu Zhongxia agree to leave.
He looked at the other people in the car and found that most of them had similar expressions. None of them wanted to leave.
Niu Zhongxia was filled with emotion. When he was sent here a year ago, he was still a thin young man, but he became strong in just one year. If this had not really happened to him, he would not have believed it was true.
Thinking back carefully, it really feels like a lifetime ago.

Many Mongolian captives had been transported away before them, and now they were the last few batches. Everyone who left was given a few sets of clothes and some colorful papers, saying that they were silver yuan coupons. Niu Zhongxia didn't know what they were, but the teachers told him that they could buy a lot of good things, so he put them away carefully.
Just as Niu Zhongxia was lost in his emotions, he suddenly heard a chaotic shouting, followed by a rapid whistle.
"Someone is causing trouble?" Niu Zhongxia's nerves became tense. He looked in the direction of the sound, wanting to see if he could help.
"Let us go back! Let us go back!"

“We want to go back!”

"Why won't you let us go? Why?"

"Please let us go back."

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A group of Mongolian captives gathered together at some point and began to attack the station. Because this station was used to transport coal, it was very close to the miners' work area.
The guards on duty around them blew their whistles urgently, and soon several teams of armored guards came to support them, some of them even lit the fuse.
Facing the cold swords and spears and the sparking matches, the horrible memories came to their mind, and the rebellious Mongolian captives immediately became obedient.
After all, they had no threatening weapons in their hands and were wearing cloth. If a fight really broke out, they would not be able to defeat these teams of guards.
"Put your hands on your head and lie on the ground, or you will be killed without mercy!" shouted the leading Guards officer.

The group of Mongolian captives looked at each other, and finally did as they were told, and the riot was thus quelled.

All of this fell into the eyes of the Mongolian captives who were about to leave on and off the platform.
Everyone recognized that the group of people who were causing the riot were all Mongolian nobles. They were isolated by other Mongolian captives and were often criticized by other Mongolian captives, so they were easy to identify.
"Bah! These blood-sucking worms! They can't wait to return to the grassland to continue to be their superiors and continue to enslave us!" A Mongolian prisoner in the carriage said angrily.

There was a sudden burst of approval in the carriage. Everyone saw the intention of these Mongolian nobles. Niu Zhongxia also nodded vigorously. This was the principle taught to them by their teacher.

They don't want to leave here because they can't bear to leave the life here, while the Mongolian nobles want to leave here because after they get out, they can continue to enslave ordinary Mongolians and live a better life.

Thinking of this, Niu Zhongxia suddenly felt very ironic: those who didn't want to leave were leaving, while those who wanted to leave couldn't leave.
The train whistle was blown, and the train slowly started moving. They soon drove out of the mining area. The load of a train carrying people was much lower than that of ore, so the speed was also faster, reaching 16 or 17 kilometers per hour.
Niu Zhongxia looked around curiously and found a train coming towards him. The two trains crossed each other. Because the trains were moving very slowly, the people on both trains could see each other clearly.
Niu Zhongxia also observed the people on the oncoming train. He sensed a familiar aura from them. Their eyes, temperament, and decorations showed that they were a group of new Mongolian nobles.
The Mongolian nobles of the Duoyan Sanwei in the opposite carriage also observed the people in the opposite train, but they could not see anything. They could not imagine that there would be a group of Mongolians on the opposite train. Although they had a similar temperament, their body shape, decoration and hairstyle were very different from those of ordinary Mongolians.
They thought they would be escorted to the capital, but except for the top leaders, they were all sent directly to this place. The endless railway made them extremely amazed and shocked, but it could not wash away the nervousness in their hearts. They didn't know where they would be sent, and they were extremely uneasy.
The two trains quickly crossed each other, but Niu Zhongxia stuck his head out of the window and looked at the train that was leaving. He knew where the train was going, and that was where they had started.
Many people on the train that Niu Zhongxia was on did the same thing as Niu Zhongxia. They all saw the identities of the people on the other train, and they all realized the fate of those people.
The atmosphere in the carriage, which was originally somewhat dull, suddenly became cheerful after this little episode. Some Mongolian captives began to sing Mongolian minor songs, and some sang Ming minor songs. When they were in the mining area, the teachers taught them many Ming minor songs, and they all liked them very much.
It was not until the train turned a corner and completely disappeared from sight that Niu Zhongxia returned to his seat.
When he looked at the scenery outside again, he felt that the spring scenery was so bright. He suddenly remembered that he was sent to the mining area on a train a year ago. It was also spring at that time. At that time, he was terrified and had no mood to appreciate the scenery outside the window. But now he can appreciate the scenery outside the car window with a relaxed attitude.
Looking at the green earth, he sighed sincerely in his heart: Spring is so beautiful!

The tribes of the Mongolian captives have been counted, and they have been diverted to various directions in the Tangshan Industrial Zone.
Some went to the Hetao area, some went outside Xuanfu Town, and some went to Doyan Sanwei.
Niu Zhongxia was originally from the Tumed tribe in the Hetao area, so he was also sent to the Hetao area.
After arriving in the Hetao area, someone immediately contacted them and allowed them to quickly get down to work.
The first task Niu Zhongxia received was to lead a few people from the Royal Group on horseback to survey the grasslands around Hetao.
(End of this chapter)