Daming: I Asked You to Escort the Military Rations, but You Emptied Beiyuan

In the seventh year of Yongle, Qiu Fu was defeated and killed in Luquhe. Zhu Di was furious and decided to conquer Mobei personally in the coming spring. Yan Zhiheng traveled through time and became a grain official at the Dongguang Delivery Station who could be pushed out to take the blame at any time. There are cars in the account, but no cars in the courtyard; the official cow has "died of illness" long ago, but it is still transporting private goods for the powerful. The army has not yet left the border, but the nine grain depots have almost blocked the grain road. Fortunately, he awakened to the map of mountains and rivers. Check supplies, calculate losses, modify ordnance, and deduce the enemy's and our own food routes, but you cannot conjure a grain of food out of thin air. Later, Zhu Di only asked him to recover the robbed military rations. At dawn, Yan Zhiheng not only brought back the Ming Dynasty grain cart, but also asked the Tatars to personally deliver the entire outpost grain camp to the Ming army camp. Zhu Di was silent for a long time: "I asked you to escort the military rations, but who asked you to move their granaries back?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.