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Chapter 858 True and False Princess 28
Although she was on guard, Linlang was not too worried.

Because I have not raised the banner of rebellion for the time being, and the other party has received an order to suppress an uprising in another place, so when they come, they will probably not cause trouble for me, but will go straight to their destination.

But once the suppression is successful and they return, it is hard to say whether they will destroy themselves on the way.

Therefore, it is not dangerous when the enemy passes by at the beginning, but it is the most dangerous when the enemy returns.

Of course, it is uncertain whether the other side can return smoothly, because at the end of the dynasty, the army's combat effectiveness was too poor. At present, uprisings occurred one after another in various places. Many armies were suppressed, but some were suppressed successfully, while others failed and became defeated.

Therefore, the chances of the other party returning are fifty-fifty, and she still has a glimmer of hope.

Of course, even if the suppression is successful and we return safely, if it is a tragic victory and the other side suffers heavy casualties, we may not be defeated.

Although she was on guard against this large army, Linlang had not thought about the possibility of her making a sudden attack from the rear and encircling this person while the other side was suppressing the rebels. The reason was very simple. As far as she knew, the quality of the rebels in the front was worrying.

Generally, any slightly normal rebel army would shout out slogans representing their justice, such as equalizing the rich and the poor, and opening warehouses to release grain. Those who are more advanced would restrain their subordinates and not harm the people. Those who engage in burning, killing and looting are definitely not just. The rebel army not far from Linlang was just like that. They burned, killed and looted, not to mention other things. I don't know how many women suffered.

Linlang would definitely not attack the imperial army from the rear to support such a team. Linlang would rather they were beaten up by the imperial army.

In fact, if the court had not planned to send troops to suppress the rebellion, Linlang would have sent people to interfere with the other party's actions. She didn't want to see someone harming the people not far from her.

As for the general sent by the emperor, she took a look at him and thought that his character was not very good and his ability might be average, but at least so far, there was no record of burning, killing and looting. That was enough. At least he was better than the previous rebel army.

Linlang would not naturally stand on the side of the rebels just because they were rebels and the general was from the imperial court.

If the rebel army is good, she is certainly willing to help them. After all, the court is rotten to the core. It is normal for the common people to find a way to survive and find a way to survive.

But if the rebel army is not good, she will not stand on the side of the court, but she will not stand on the side of the rebel army either. She will just watch from the side.

Of course, if someone from the imperial court beat her, she would definitely fight back. She would not not fight back just because the person leading the imperial army was a good person.

What's more, the person leading the troops this time is not a good person. If she is attacked by the other party and then fights back, she will have no psychological burden.

Linlang guessed correctly. It was not known whether the general who led the troops had discovered Ping'an Village or had discovered it but had some important matters to attend to and did not intend to deal with it for the time being. In any case, this general led his troops and did not turn to Linlang's mountain, but went directly to the front line to suppress the uprising.

The rebel army is about 100 to 200 miles away from Linlang. This distance is only an approximate distance, because the rebel army has no fixed territory. They are nomadic and will move wherever there is food. Linlang is about 200 miles away from the capital, and the rebel army is 100 to 200 miles away from Linlang, which means that the rebel army is only 300 to 400 miles away from the capital. It sounds like a long distance, but as long as you cross the mountains that are regarded as a barrier where Linlang is located, and then go north, it is flat and there is no danger to defend. You can reach the capital in an instant.

There is a strategic pass below the mountain range where Linlang is located, and the imperial court has always guarded it heavily.

Although Linlang has been walking over mountains and ridges all the way from the suburbs of Beijing, it seems that there are only mountains, but in fact it is not. This is just a mountain range. Linlang can completely avoid walking through the mountains. At the foot of the mountain is a large plain. At that time, if Linlang had to walk at the foot of the mountain, it would be an endless plain. The reason why Linlang walked through the mountains was because she did not have a pass. She was afraid of walking on the plain and meeting people and asking for a pass. It was inconvenient for her to walk without a pass, so she walked in the mountains.

This mountain separates the plain on this side from the plain on the other side. As long as you cross the pass of this mountain, you can enter from one plain to another.

So it seems to be three or four hundred miles, but in fact, as long as you break through the pass, it is not difficult to enter the capital.

Although the rebel army had not yet attacked the important town at the pass, the dignitaries in the capital were afraid of the attack by the rebel army. After all, they were too close. What if the other side attacked the pass? So they sent a large army to suppress it.

Otherwise, the dignitaries in the capital can still enjoy peace and prosperity for the time being, because this important pass is now safe and sound. As long as the pass is not lost, even if those places on the other side of the mountain are in chaos, the capital can still enjoy peace and prosperity.

Once this strategic pass is breached, the high-ranking officials in the capital will probably want to flee. However, by then the world will be in chaos, so where can they escape to?
Will this magnificent pass be lost?
Linlang had seen the layout of this magnificent fortress. Although its location was indeed excellent and it was built as solid as a rock, it did not mean that it could not be lost.

There is no unconquerable city in the world, otherwise there would be no rise and fall of dynasties.

So although this pass seems to be impregnable on the surface, it is still a tough nut to crack as long as you put in the effort.

Without mentioning whether the pass under the mountains will be broken, let's talk about the general suppressing the rebel army. Originally, based on the equipment and manpower of this general and compared with the equipment and manpower of the rebel army, the rebel army was no match at all. After all, one was a regular army and the other was a refugee; one was well-equipped and the other had no idea how many sets of armor he had. How could they win?

But... the truth is so speechless that the well-equipped regular army was dispersed after being charged by the rebels a few times.

The reason was very simple. Many people in the regular army did not want to work for the court, while the refugees thought that if they could not win, they would die, and the army of the defeated would surely win. Therefore, although their equipment was worse than that of the regular army and they had not received any training, they fought better than the regular army and actually defeated the regular army.

If the general had not had capable personal soldiers around him who helped him escape, he would have fallen into the hands of the rebels.

When Linlang saw this, she couldn't help but think to herself that it seemed like this imperial court had indeed run out of luck.

The soldiers of the current army are not forced to join, but are old soldiers who are unwilling to fight and have simply disbanded. If chaos breaks out in the future, I am afraid that the effect will be even worse if the forced recruits, who have not received much training, are sent to the battlefield.