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"Yes."

Shi Yong also felt ashamed.

Quickly lead your men to drive the group of dark-skinned Yue women out.

The Yue woman went out,

The main hall seemed much brighter.

Li Kui exclaimed, "I thought only the men of Yue were dark-skinned!"

"I didn't expect this woman to be darker than me."

"I'm afraid I won't be able to find a wife at night."

"Hahaha!"

When everyone heard Li Kui spouting nonsense again,

They couldn't help but burst into laughter.

After laughing for a while, Xu Guanzhong said,

"We look down on Yue women,"

"The soldiers probably aren't that picky."

"It's been almost five months since the troops were deployed,"

"The army has been on its way."

"Relax now,"

"The soldiers are bound to cause trouble."

Chapter 1819 Prostitutes

Zhao Yuan also deeply understood this.

The great task of annihilating the Viet Ly Dynasty has been accomplished.

As soon as he entered the palace, he wanted to see the beautiful women.

People share the same sentiment.

The soldiers were also full of energy.

Zhao Yuan thought for a moment,

"Xue Yong, relay my orders."

"Demote five thousand Yue women to serve as camp prostitutes,"

"Soldiers can take turns relaxing."

"Those who commit adultery abroad, regardless of whether the victim is a Yue person or a Han person,"

"Kill them all without mercy."

"Yes."

Xue Yong left not long ago,

Once again, thunderous cheers erupted throughout the city.

On the second day,

Besides the five thousand camp prostitutes in the city,

There were no more Yue people.

It wasn't fed to the fish and shrimp of the Fulang River.

It means being branded as a slave.

They were escorted north.

The palace was filled with the treasures that the soldiers had looted from the city.

The Ly Dynasty of Vietnam was not as wealthy as the Central Plains.

However, most of the nation's wealth is concentrated in Thang Long Prefecture.

There are also many special products from the Vietnamese Ly Dynasty.

Transported to the Central Plains, they would be worth a fortune.

This wealth was no less than all the rewards Zhao Yuan had given to his soldiers after his southern campaign.

Zhao Yuan's expedition this time was so successful that he lost nothing.

They then unified Jiangnan.

They wiped out the Viet Ly Dynasty.

They also acquired tens of thousands of Yue slaves.

These Vietnamese slaves will all be sent to mines in the country.

To continuously create wealth for Daliang.

These are Vietnamese slaves captured by the army from Li Qiande's army and Thang Long Prefecture.

One hundred thousand barbarian soldiers are still searching carefully north of the Fuliang River.

The Great Liang only needs able-bodied men and heads.

The wealth, however, went to the barbarians.

Thirty-six villages plundered Guangxi

Zhao Yuan ordered them to release all Han Chinese.

Return all property.

They also had to compensate the Han Chinese who had been captured.

In one fell swoop, the already impoverished Thirty-Six Villages were reduced to ruin.

Fortunately, Daliang gave them the opportunity to make a fortune.

Moreover, they still need to atone for their sins with human heads and able-bodied men.

If not enough able-bodied men and heads are captured

No one knows how Da Liang will punish them.

So the barbarians carefully searched every inch of land.

Not a single Yue person was spared.

The mountains and forests teeming with snakes and insects are no different from where they live.

The Liang soldiers, without needing supervision, drove them away.

They then disappeared into the mountains and forests.

The fleeing Yue people were captured.

Forests where it is truly impossible to search

It was all burned to the ground.

Even in the dry season, the mountains and forests of Yue can be set on fire.

However, with the arrival of the rainy season...

New vegetation will soon grow again.

Han Chinese who were taken captive to the Ly Dynasty of Vietnam

Those who are willing to return to their hometown

They returned to their hometowns with the procession escorting the Yue slaves.

Those who wished to live in the new Annam Kingdom remained in Thang Long Province.

After the new city is completed,

Then we'll move to the new city together.

Those who are willing to stay

Each person was given ten strings of cash as a reward.

Five bolts of cloth and one water buffalo.

As for land

Whoever cultivates it owns it.

The Fuchun River Delta has hundreds of thousands of hectares of fertile land.

It was impossible for tens of thousands of Han people to cultivate all of it.

Paddy fields also need to be cultivated.

You can't just scatter seeds anywhere and expect crops to grow everywhere.

The more fertile the place,

The more vigorously the weeds grow,

Without meticulous cultivation,

Even crops can't compete with the vigorous weeds.

With a generous reward,

Only a little over 30,000 Han Chinese agreed to remain in Annam.

The majority of the population consisted of Han Chinese who had lived in the Viet Ly Dynasty for many years.

Only a small number of Han Chinese from Guangxi were willing to stay.

The army rested for three days.

And so they embarked on their journey once more.

They marched south to wipe out the remaining villages of the Viet Ly Dynasty.

Every day, Viet people marked with slave seals were sent to Thang Long Prefecture.

Zhao Yuan did not accompany the army on the expedition.

Instead, he spent his days writing his physics at Thang Long Palace.

The regular army of the Vietnamese Ly Dynasty

Only a few thousand remain in the area bordering Champa and Zhenla.

Not only were there no troops in the hinterland,

Even the city is gone.

They are just some villages, some large and some small.

The mighty King Liang of Liang went to capture a few monkeys.

Back in China,

This will likely incur the wrath of both heaven and man.

It's possible that some fearless civil officials will impeach the Prince of Liang for undermining the dignity of the court.

After entering February,

It started raining in Thang Long Palace.

Although it wasn't a continuous downpour.

However, this also signaled the end of the drought in the first year of the Tianqi reign of the Great Liang Dynasty.

This is indeed related to the Great Liang Dynasty.

It didn't rain all winter.