The Demon Lords Chapter 807 78: A Change of Heart

When doing things, you can be urgent, but you must not panic.

At the same time, a person must learn to have self-awareness.

So, even though Lord Zheng knows that his reputation in the Yan Army is significant, and he is favored by the Lord Jingnan, ultimately, he is not an "indigenous" of the Jingnan Army.

Those generals like Chen Yang treat him with courtesy and acknowledgment, but there isn't the kind of camaraderie that develops from sharing a pot of soup. There's a certain sense of estrangement between them.

Moreover, in the Jingnan Army, including the entire Eastern Conquest Army at present, the person who can really make decisions unchallenged is Tian Wujing.

Therefore, without Tian Wujing coming forward to give orders and without the king's command, wanting to mobilize an entire army is underestimating the military discipline under Tian Wujing's command.

However,

The enthusiasm of the masses cannot be ignored; it indeed exists.

So, at this time, a "proxy" is needed to come forward.

Back when the studio was first opened, things were quite difficult, and at the most struggling point, everyone didn't even have living expenses;

Zheng Fan took everyone at the studio to a nearby real estate sales office to work as decoys, earning two hundred yuan a day plus a meal,

and thus they got through those tough times.

And this time, the decoy Zheng Fan found was Li Fusheng.

Zheng Fan's "performance" was brilliant,

but to achieve the kind of unconditionally following presence as Lord Jingnan with his gilded armor was clearly impossible, even if he used his own energy to amplify his voice. Most of the Yan Army soldiers were still hesitant.

Especially the generals from the Jingnan Army, who were utterly confused.

But as Zheng Fan slashed a Chu person, and Li Fusheng's cavalry began their charge, the Yan Army phalanx finally began to move along.

The Chu people, who had been looting food and starving for days, were already weak and weaponless, and now they were in chaos, really not much different from a flock of lambs in front of organized elite cavalry.

Li Fusheng's cavalry charged straight into the Chu people, blades swinging, hooves stomping, and the Chu's wails echoed all around.

The rest of the Yan Army, without orders, began to join in, and soon group after group, wave after wave of Yan cavalry charged towards the gathering point of the Chu people.

This is actually another form of "military whistle