Daming: The system rejected my request for salted fish

Chapter 1330

Sure enough, when the group arrived at the location of the shell explosion, they saw a mangled and charred corpse.

Judging from his conspicuous bald head and the only remaining piece of black monk's robe on his body, it can be confirmed that this person is Yao Guangxiao.

"Finally, this guy is finally dead. From now on, the Ming Dynasty will be rid of one troublemaker!"

Upon hearing Wei Wu's words, Zhu Di nodded in agreement, but then added a reminder.

"Xiao Wu, we still can't be careless. This guy said he has a backup plan in the capital. We still need to be careful about this!"

"Don't worry, fourth brother!"

Wei Wu waved his hand casually, responded with a sentence, and then spoke again:

“I believe Yao Guangxiao did have a backup plan, but I don’t believe it’s as serious as he says. He’s just being stubborn to stay alive.”

"Even if it's really that serious, Fourth Brother, do you think the imperial court can't solve this problem?"

The reason why Wei Wu was so confident was mainly because of the era he lived in—this was the feudal era of emperors!

Unlike later generations, where one has to care about international opinion and be watched by foreign countries, making one hesitant to do anything here.

In imperial feudal society, the emperor was the supreme ruler; a single imperial edict was enough to suppress any chaos.

In addition, Old Zhu is a ruthless man. If anything happens, he will chop off the head of anyone who dares to cause trouble.

As the son of an emperor, Zhu Di naturally understood this principle, which is why he shook his head as soon as Wei Wu finished speaking.

"Not to mention the current strength of the imperial army and the abundance of the national treasury, even when the country was first established, Father Emperor was capable of suppressing any chaos."

Upon hearing this, Wei Wu shrugged and said nonchalantly:

"That's right. Even if something really happens, it'll just be some growing pains. Old Master Zhu has the absolute authority to suppress everything."

"Moreover, it's not necessarily a bad thing that something happens. As the saying goes, when soldiers come, generals will block them; when water comes, earth will dam it. It's good that the problem is exposed in advance."

"If there's a problem, we can address it directly and eliminate previously overlooked hidden dangers in the process, right?"

Upon hearing this, Zhu Di also felt that Wei Wu's words made sense, so he stopped dwelling on the issue.

They planned to take Wei Wu back to the military tent first to discuss how to deal with the tribes that Yao Guangxiao had pointed out.

But at that moment, Zhang Hai suddenly spoke up.

"Young Master, what do you think should be done with Yao Guangxiao's body?"

"Throw him out to feed the dogs!"

Wei Wu casually remarked, but quickly added:

"Forget it, he's still an opponent, let's show him some respect and find a place to bury him!"

"Yes, Master!"

Zhang Hai responded with a sentence, then went forward and led the bloody and charred corpse away.

Time flies like an arrow, never stopping for anyone.

From the day Yao Guangxiao was executed by cannon fire until now, Wei Wu has been on the grassland for a full month.

Of course, his month-long stay was not in vain; with his help, most of the tribes loyal to the Northern Yuan were wiped out.

Thanks to Wei Wu's helicopter, they were able to fly directly to the target location and take action immediately after confirming it was correct.

Those tribes had no idea what was happening; their habitats were inexplicably engulfed in flames.

Not only were all their yurts set on fire, but even the livestock kept around the yurts were not spared.

Even after they escaped from the yurt, the ground outside was also engulfed in flames, leaving them nowhere to run.

In the end, they could only be engulfed by the flames while smelling the rich aroma of beef.

Because Wei Wu acted at night, and from the sky, these tribes had no way to defend themselves.

In just one month, Cao Cao had subdued more than 30 of the nearly 40 tribes identified by Yao Guangxiao.