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

Chapter 435: The thought of surrendering to the Ming Dynasty came into being, and the world became wider in an instant
When you are herding at home, no matter how much you graze, the animals are yours. But here, not only do you have to work very hard, and don’t have enough or good food to eat, but the animals are not yours either. Not only do you work for others for nothing, but if you don’t graze well, you will also have to endure all kinds of scolding and punishment.
The ambitious ideals they had in their hearts were completely worn out by the heavy physical labor, leaving them exhausted both physically and mentally.
"If I had known this would happen, I wouldn't have done it in the first place! We were living a good life, why did we lose our minds and come here?" Turga lamented.

"We are so stupid," said a young man.

“That’s just too stupid.”

“We have a wonderful life in front of us, but we don’t know how to cherish it.”

The people present were discussing quietly, venting their emotions.
They stayed in Tangshan for a year, and then returned to the Hetao area for a few months. They really had never lived such a bad life.
If it was just the poor quality of life, they could still tolerate it, but the problem is that they can't see the possibility of realizing their original ideals. Moreover, the faces and eating habits of some Mongolian nobles also tell them nakedly that even if Mongolia's glory is restored, it has nothing to do with them.
Therefore, Chenggeltu and his companions are not only suffering physically, but also mentally.
"Are we just going to rot and stink here? Are we just going to live out our lives like this?"

“I don’t want this”

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The discussion became increasingly negative.
"Then let's run back secretly!" Chenggeltu suddenly stood up and said.

"Run back secretly! Go and seek refuge with the Ming people!" Chenggeltu continued.

The yurt suddenly fell into silence.
"No, the Ming people won't believe us. They already believed in us once and were so good to us, even giving us pastures and livestock. But we betrayed them. They won't accept us again," said a young man in great frustration.

"I also want to surrender to the Ming people, but I know that this is not feasible. We have already blocked our own escape route. If we sneak back, we will probably die."

"This is our first time here, and we are not familiar with the way back. If we run into a patrol, we will be dead."

The atmosphere in the yurt gradually became dead silent.
These problems are real and if they are not solved, it will be a road to ruin.
"What if we take more people back and join the Ming people?" Chenggeltu said in a trembling voice.

Suddenly, the yurt became so quiet that one could smell a pin drop. Everyone stared at Chenggeltu in a daze.
Then everyone became excited.
Everyone's thoughts came to light instantly.
"I'll go outside to keep watch so we aren't eavesdropped." Turga staggered out of the yurt.

"There are many people in the tribe who are suffering like us. It's not that they don't want to leave, but they don't know where to go." "We are not familiar with the road, but there are people in the tribe who are familiar with the road. Let's take them with us to surrender to the Ming Dynasty." Chenggeltu continued.

"Right," a young man raised his hand and continued in a trembling voice, "As long as we have enough people, we can just chop down the patrols if we encounter them."

"Yes, if more people join us in surrendering to the Ming Dynasty, we can take all the horses in the stable away, so we don't have to worry about them chasing us," another young man said.

"If we bring enough people back to surrender to the Ming, it will be a great achievement. We will all be pardoned, and maybe the Ming will even reward us with more pastures and livestock."

Everyone started to use their brains frantically to perfect this plan.
The yurt was filled with a lively atmosphere, sweeping away the decadent atmosphere just now.
When a thought arises, the world becomes wider in an instant!

With everyone's brainstorming, the investment plan has become more and more perfect.
"I want to remind everyone that if one of us goes to inform Taiji, the others will die. The lives of more than a dozen people I am talking about will not make that person achieve much merit. Instead, this person will be despised by everyone. There is no future here, so everyone should think clearly." Cheng Geletu began to take precautions to prevent someone from betraying him.
Everyone nodded silently
"Let each of us swear an oath in the name of Changshengtian!" someone suggested.

This proposal was quickly passed, and everyone swore an oath to keep the secret and never disclose it.

When everyone finished swearing, everyone felt relieved. . .

People take the oath made in the name of Changshengtian very seriously.
"Everyone must remember that we cannot directly incite other herders, as this will easily lead to us being reported," Chenggeltu continued.

Cheng Geletu's meaning is very simple. As the number of people increases, the risk of exposure from the plan will increase accordingly, so there must be a way to prevent this problem.
"Then what should we do?" Everyone's eyes fell on Chenggeltu.

Cheng Geletu pondered for a moment and said, "We don't need to encourage them directly. At this stage, we just need to tell the Mongols in the tribe about the outside world and the changes in Hetao. That's enough."

As long as they are curious, there is a high probability that they will be lured in. Then there will definitely be such people who join them.
Cheng Geletu's plan was approved by everyone, so that they could hide themselves behind various news and reduce the risk of exposure.
As a result, Chenggeltu and his dozen people would take any opportunity to publicize the changes in the outside world to the ordinary herdsmen in the tribe, especially the Ming Dynasty's policy of dividing pastures and livestock in the Hetao area.
The news they deliberately spread spread throughout the settlement in a short time. Even Daiqin Taiji heard the news, which made him furious. He was concerned about this from a very strange angle. He thought that this news would let everyone know that his pasture in Hetao was divided up by ordinary herdsmen, and he thought that this would reduce his dignity.
But he couldn't find the source of the news for a while, because many people in the tribe knew about it. After investigating, he finally gave up.
But this also indirectly tells ordinary herdsmen that this news is true
As a result, similar news spread more and more, causing Daiqin Taiji to issue a ban on discussing the matter.
But it is better to prevent people from speaking out than to prevent rivers from flooding. The more the ban is issued, the faster the news spreads, and the more ordinary herdsmen believe it.
Just when Chenggeltu was thinking about how to move forward with the next plan, someone came to him.
(End of this chapter)