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"Your Majesty, what's happening on the front line?"

Yue Fei asked immediately.

"Something happened..."

Sun Lei briefly explained it.

"These people are really evil and they want to drag us down with the plague. They deserve to die."

Yue Fei said with gritted teeth.

"I brought people here this time just to see the results of your training."

Sun Lei pointed at the officials who came with him and said.

"Don't worry, Your Majesty. I will gather the men right away!"

Yue Fei immediately saluted.

"Let the soldiers rest for a while, there is no rush!"

Sun Lei waved his hand. The soldiers had just gone to rest, so it was obviously inappropriate to call them over now.

Everyone sat down and started talking about epidemic prevention strategies.

"Your Majesty, with so much death in the West now, will we still meet anyone if we go there?"

Xin Qiji was not at all restrained. He sat down and started asking questions that were in his mind.

"Didn't I just say that the death rate is 50-50? So there must be a lot of people. And these people are likely to have had the Black Death and have become immune to it, so they are even more terrifying."

Sun Lei said.

"Doesn't that mean I'm invincible?"

Xin Qiji said in surprise that he had never thought of this. If someone was not afraid of the Black Death, but they were afraid of it, then the enemy could use the Black Death as a weapon.

"So you have to train well. I can't do anything if something goes wrong!"

Sun Lei emphasized.

After the soldiers had rested, they began to practice. Sun Lei nodded repeatedly as he watched. The soldiers had strong execution capabilities and were doing exactly as required.

"Very good! Let's move on to the next stage of training!"

Sun Lei nodded.

"Yes, Your Majesty!"

Yue Fei immediately accepted the order.

"Your Majesty, there is news from Tao Zongwang that Jiumozhi is dying!"

An official came running to report.

"Jiumozhi?"

Sun Lei was stunned, then he remembered that Jiumozhi had been hung up for quite some time.

"How long? Five days? Seven days?"

Sun Lei asked.

"Seven days!"

Lu Zhishen opened his mouth and said that he went there with Sun Lei, and he remembered it very clearly.

"This guy is really amazing. He can survive seven days without food or water! He must have practiced!"

Sun Lei sighed. Under normal circumstances, a person would die if he did not drink water for three or four days, but Jiumozhi could actually last seven days.

"It's very humid this morning. There must be dew!"

Lu Zhishen is not as strong as Jiumozhi, he analyzed.

"It's so hot, and this little bit of dew is amazing!"

Sun Lei shook his head and said, there isn't much dew.

"That guy begged for mercy?"

Sun Lei asked. "At first he was holding on like a charlatan, but today he started begging for mercy. Don't you know that those who worshipped him as a living Buddha turned green in the face! The living Buddha who he worshipped for several days is now crying and begging for mercy!"

The official said with a smile.

"Let's go and have a look!"

Sun Lei became interested, but Jiumozhi was a tough nut to crack.

"What's there to see? It's pointless to beat a man when he's down!"

Lu Zhishen didn't like this kind of occasion. He liked the chivalry of heroes and didn't like to see heroes in trouble, even if they were enemies.

"Who wants to beat up a fallen dog? I want to give this guy a good trial!"

Sun Lei said that he had no time to humiliate Jiumozhi.

"Then go and see!"

Only then did Lu Zhishen become interested.

The group took the boat to the construction site again. At this time, quite a few people had gathered at the construction site. In addition to those gangsters, there were also many literati surrounding it. It was not common to see the Great Wheel King of the Great Wheel Temple on the Great Snow Mountain of Tibet crying bitterly.

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"These guys are finally getting some tan."

Sun Lei looked at those tanned literati. These literati who had never done any menial work before finally looked a bit manly now.

When everyone saw the emperor and his men coming, they quickly made way, fearing that they would be blocked and captured.

"His Majesty!"

Tao Zongwang hurriedly led the soldiers to salute.

At this time, Jiumozhi had been put down and was lying on the ground like a dead dog.

"Jiumozhi, it seems that you still can't do it! Do you mean you can fast? It's only been a short while and you're like this."

Sun Lei said as he looked at Jiumozhi who had lost a lot of weight. At this time, Jiumozhi had not only lost a lot of weight, but his lips were also very chapped.

"Your Majesty, I..."

Jiumozhi looked at Sun Lei, panting. He wanted to get up, but he didn't have the strength to move.

"Give him some water, but don't give him any food. He might choke to death! Then give him some clear porridge later. I want something so clear that the chopsticks can float in it."

Sun Lei instructed the soldiers that the easiest way to kill Jiumozhi now was to give him a big meal. After eating it, he would most likely choke to death, die from stomach pain, or colic.

The soldiers gave Jiumozhi a water bottle. When Jiumozhi saw the water bottle, he grabbed it and started drinking it. He didn't know where he got the strength from, but he started to drink it. Because he drank too quickly, he choked and coughed.

"Your Majesty, why do you have to embarrass a monk?"

Someone finally couldn't stand it anymore and spoke up.

The State of Qi did not ban speech, the emperor did not issue an order, and the soldiers did not stop him.

"Monks are also human beings, right? The whole world belongs to the king. Does that mean I don't care about them?"

Sun Lei looked at those people and spoke.

"You know what crime you have committed, and you also know what crime he has committed. According to the previous laws, many of you can play the Nine Clans Elimination Game. After all, I only care about people, and the dead are another matter."

Sun Lei looked at those people and said.

"Your Majesty, we are just sticking to our beliefs. Your Majesty also knows that belief is very important!"

A lama spoke up and said that they didn't really want to change the dynasty. No matter who became emperor in the Central Plains, it would not be their turn as the Tibetan lamas. They just wanted an emperor who would tolerate their beliefs.

"Faith? I don't object! For example, Taoism is doing pretty well! You should know why I'm targeting Buddhism, Lamaism, and Confucianism! It's just that you are unwilling to give up those things that come from shady sources. You still want to continue sucking blood from believers! Or use them to achieve your own selfish interests."

Sun Lei looked at those people and said, religion is something that exists if you believe in it, and does not exist if you don't believe in it. If you talk about how powerful Buddha and God are, if you have the guts, just call them out and show them. Such illusory things are not convincing at all.

"I have ordered the reform of Buddhism. Most of them are relatively sensible, but there are always evil people who are unwilling to give in. You are the same!"

"Don't think it's unfair. I am the only one allowed to extort money from the people, but you are not allowed to use your religious teachings to make money!"

"I started collecting protection fees when I became a bandit in the mountains. After I received the money, I guaranteed everyone's safety. If there were any problems, I would be responsible. If there were any problems, I would go and clean them up."

"But what have you done? If a wish comes true, you say it's a manifestation, and it's all the Buddha's blessing, and it's a blessing. If it doesn't work, it means you're not pious enough, you have problems, the timing is not right, you need to wait, and some even go so far as to bring it up with karma from past lives. Whether it succeeds or not depends entirely on what you say."

Sun Lei looked at those people and said, most of them are very smart, otherwise they wouldn't have gotten to this point, they just pretend to be ignorant and try to get away with it. (End of this chapter)