According to this list, Han Qing visited three relevant military camps and invited an officer who had a good relationship to drink. Under the influence of alcohol, the officer finally revealed the truth. Li Mo actually only captured more than 200 people who escaped that year. The rest of the people arrested some farmers for their numbers and placed them in the military camp of their confidants. He ordered no one to disclose the matter. These impostors are still on the list.

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Early in the morning that day, several hot-headed soldiers pushed the cart and came to the market staggeringly. They wanted to buy some live chickens and ducks to go back. These hot-headed soldiers were all Zhang Huan's personal soldiers and specially arranged them for Han Qing, called help, but actually for surveillance.

After a few hot-headed soldiers walked around, they returned to the military camp. A sergeant put down his things and immediately found Han Qing and handed him a letter, "General Han, this is the letter from the governor to you."

Han Qing hurriedly opened the letter. The content of the letter was very simple. He ordered him to immediately impeach Li Mo to the court for concealing the truth of the deserter three years ago. Han Qing frowned and showed a look of worry in his eyes. "Impossessment is fine, but Li Mo can use the excuse to stabilize the morale of the army, and I am afraid it will not play much role."
Chapter completed!