Chapter 198: Barracks

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A chapter of 6,000 words, it's the end of the month, and when I write here, I look back and find that I have written more than 500,000 words, oh my God, Ah Cao doesn't know how many words this book can write, at the beginning the outline was estimated at one million words, but now it seems that at least 1.5 million, it is really the first step of the long march of 10,000 miles, Ah Cao is a little dizzy. To read the latest chapters, please lock in Aishang Novel Network biquge.info......

Zhao Shi looked at the simple barracks in front of him, and then looked at the palace not far from here, compared with the two compartments, there is nothing unbalanced, both sides look a little dilapidated, from this it can be seen that Daqin's finances are really not very rich, when he first entered the palace, he felt that there were too few people in the palace, and there was always a gloomy feeling, that is, the Jingwang Mansion seemed to be a big place, but many of the places were empty, and there was a lack of repair, and the other business that was given to him was simply abandoned, from which it can be seen, The Great Qin royal family is still very frugal, but from another point of view, the treasury is not abundant, otherwise the matter of moving the tomb a few days ago would not have made Li Xuanjin so nervous.

The periphery of this West Mountain is where the Royal Garden is located, there are several royal temples and Taoist temples on the West Mountain, but the most important thing is that there is a royal mausoleum there, it is said that the Yulin Army on duty here has at least 2,000 people, which is already the number of troops that can be formed alone.

However, with the relocation of the imperial tomb to the north, the emperors of recent generations are all diligent people, and rarely go to the Xishan Palace to play.

Now standing in front of Zhao Shi is an old general, who is already a lot older. Leading the title of a general guarding the Imperial Garden, in fact, it is more like a pension here, his surname is Zheng, he is a native of the Zheng family in Chang'an, and he seems to be Zheng Xun's elder, looking at his dim eyes, trembling hands and feet, it is difficult for Zhao Shi to have any good expectations for the four hundred soldiers he leads.

There are two eunuchs standing behind the old general, and they take care of the Xishan Palace on weekdays. These three people stood in front of him respectfully, very respectful, and Zhao Shi also understood at this time that this palace was equivalent to a prison. And he is the prison guard, and the military department has already issued a document and decree, and this Xishan Palace will count what he says in the future, that is, he can dispose of the eunuchs and palace maids here. This power is not big, it is not small, it is naturally nothing in the eyes of those big masters in the capital, but it is placed in this Xishan Palace. He can be said to be the master here, saying that he doesn't even need to ask for an order to deal with anyone, but this can also be seen from this. How is this Xishan Palace not taken seriously.

The three men in front of him didn't know what he was thinking. I also feel sorry for myself. There is no doubt that this lord is an upstart in the imperial court, just look at the group of people he brings to know a thing or two. It was a bit more majestic, especially the two big men standing on the ground behind this adult, even the door god master is estimated to be a few points worse.

These two people are no one else, one is Du Shanhu, Du Shanhu was originally big, he has eaten well and slept well in the past few years, and his body has become more and more huge, but compared with the laziness next to him, he is still relatively good at evolution, at least he seems to be a person.

Da lazy since he was taken to King Jing's Mansion, he didn't suffer any crimes, but he was very onlookers by those thin and monkeys in the mountains, and he was caught for the second time, he understood the rules, he didn't kill him immediately, he could live, and his mind was simple, since he didn't have to worry about his life, he would sleep and eat when he was full, and he could catch the fleas on his body when he was fine, and he was also moisturized.

It wasn't until five days later that Zhao Shi remembered that he had also caught a bear, and when he came to the place of detention to take a look, well, people were sleeping soundly, and the snoring sound could almost lift the roof of the house.

Being woken up, Da Lazy was very dissatisfied, and just wanted to lose his temper, but at a glance he saw the Central Plains man who was stronger than himself and his fists were harder than himself.

This is not Zhao Shi's domineering spirit, the rules of the tribes in the forest, the winner of the duel can cut off the other party's head and tie it around the neck to show glory, or ask the other party's women and finances, and can also accept the other party as their own cattle records, that is, slaves, the defeated have no complaints, and the victorious ones are even more natural.

When he was caught, more than a dozen people put ropes on him, dragged him down, and only got him away, and he was a guard for the emperor who couldn't compare to himself because there were women and food there, but he was not convinced.

But this Han man in other people's mouths, the Central Plains people, is different, he is a real warrior, when he was knocked to the ground, he was in civilian clothes, in front of the victor to show his own deference, let this person not cut off his head, this is a matter of course for him, there is nothing to be ashamed of, and besides, he doesn't know what shame is.

Seeing that the other party looked at him coldly, he immediately got up again and ran outside in the guarded look of others, grabbed a grinding disc and lifted it a few times, and then tore off his shirt, revealing the strong body inside that was not human-like, and slapped it a few times, and then said in a broken Chinese dialect: "I."