My wife is a squeamish bag

Chapter 73
"Liangzi, can you still pursue a little bit? As for He Miao, that weak chicken, who can't win?" Gong Liping scorned.

"Yes, and what if they don't send He Miao?"

Shi Fangbin frowned.

In fact, they said that Team A was a bunch of weak chickens, but they knew in their hearts that Team A was not as bad as they said.It's just because the two teams have too much grievances, and they can't understand each other.

Only when Jing Xuyang listened to his brother's harsh words would he take it seriously.

"Then...what if they decide the candidates for the competition by drawing lots?" Bao Chongliang suggested.

"In that case, don't we have to draw lots to decide? If Brother Dong and Brother Yang were drawn, they would draw Qi Erlang and Ying Haitao instead, wouldn't we..."

Everyone knew what Shi Fangbin had said.

"Then let them send it!"

Jing Xudong stared at the endless night in the distance with dark eyes, and a sinister smile curled up at the corner of his mouth.

"Brother Dong, did you think of any good idea?"

Bao Chongliang immediately asked expectantly.

Jing Xudong sneered and said, "Didn't Qi Erlang propose that each team should only send three people to compete based on the camp's regulations that no gathering of people to fight in private is allowed?"

Bao Chong nodded and agreed: "Yes, fortunately, Brother Dong, you are wise and asked to increase to five people, and our chances of winning will be greatly improved immediately."

"Then what if all members of Team A must participate?"

"This...if Mr. Wei finds out, I'm afraid we won't be able to please him." Shi Fangbin worried.

"As long as the rules of the game are changed and there is no direct competition, who can say that we are fighting?"

"What does Brother Dong mean?"

"When we march and fight, what we fight for is nothing more than physical strength, eyesight, and agility. As long as we change the competition to a competition related to these three events, and the whole team must participate, why should Qi Erlang be afraid of being strong alone?"

Bao Chongliang immediately praised: "Wonderful! It's Dong Ge's brains! Eyesight is comparable to shooting. As for the group of weak chickens in Team A, several weak ones can't shoot the target at all."

"Yes, yes, with physical strength, Brother Yang alone is stronger than ten of them!" Gong Liping also excitedly said.

Shi Fangbin was also very happy, but in an instant he was worried again: "But what if Qi Erlang doesn't agree?"

"I can't help but he refuses!"

Jing Xudong smiled viciously, his eyes filled with deep jealousy towards Qi Erlang.

Obviously, he should be the leader of Team A.

However, Qi Erlang's intrusion caused him to be reduced to a laughing stock in the camp, and even his brothers who followed him did not have a good life, being squeezed out from time to time.

This time, he must trample Qi Erlang on the soles of his feet.

Let everyone see clearly that he, Qi Erlang, is nothing more than that!
He Jing Xudong is no worse than Qi Erlang!

***
Da Chu implemented a military household system, combining soldiers and farmers, and having both garrisons and guards.

The southwestern border is adjacent to Nanman, which is an important frontier fortress. In addition to regular garrisons, most of them are soldiers filled by military households.

All males with military status are forced to enlist at the age of fifteen, and can only retire at the age of forty. However, if there are sufficient troops, they can retire early at the age of thirty-five. They won't let people go at all.

The Qi family paid a large amount of money every year just to let Qi Wencai retire early, and Qi Wencai was sick and took medicine all the year round. Even if Qi Jingyu could hunt one or two big guys every year, he couldn't save a little money.

After the soldiers entered the conscript, they were organized into small teams of 24 people each, with the leader being a hundred chiefs, which belonged to the local establishment. Although they were not popular, it was considered a good position for military households, and they still had a certain salary every year.

(End of this chapter)