But Fang Hu and his son were as cunning as foxes, their movements erratic and unpredictable.
Capturing them was easier said than done.
But that was all just official rhetoric. In reality, the reason these rebels could run rampant and evade suppression time and again was twofold: on one hand, some still held lingering attachments to the imperial court; on the other, some were intentionally letting the threat fester to increase their own military importance.
But now, the higher-ups had issued repeated orders. If he couldn't produce any tangible results soon, that Celestial King Chen wouldn't be so courteous.
Therefore, this time, he had to completely annihilate Fang Hu's contingent of Great Wei Dynasty troops.
However, County Magistrate Liu believed that as long as he could capture them, he would surely be credited with the greatest merit.
Then, he might even be able to use this opportunity to rack up achievements, earning a promotion and a title.
