Chapter 3: A Logistics Soldier Killed a Han General!

Hearing Wei Quan’s shout, the surrounding soldiers turned around one after another, looking at Zhao Feng, who was about ten zhang away.

Seeing this, Wei Quan immediately understood and laughed loudly, "Zhao Feng, you brat, that sword throw of yours was well done! I was almost sent to see King Yama by this dog."

"As long as you're alive, Baijiang (Centurion)."

"I'm going back to carrying corpses," Zhao Feng replied with a chuckle.

At this moment, he was still immersed in the excitement of all his attributes breaking past two hundred, and he had also received a treasure chest reward; he wanted to go open it in secret.

"Zhao, you brat."

"You stand right there."

"Do you know who you killed?" Wei Quan shouted, annoyed.

"Baijiang, isn't he just a fierce Han soldier?"

"Who else could it be?"

The surrounding soldiers looked at Wei Quan with surprise.

The Han soldier lying on the ground was only wearing the armor of an ordinary soldier; there was nothing that stood out about him.

Zhao Feng stopped and looked at Wei Quan.

Under the prompt from his panel just now, he knew this was a Wanjun (General of Ten Thousand) of the Han army.

But looking at Wei Quan's reaction, could this Han Wanjun have some extraordinary identity?

Wei Quan held up the military tally in his hand and laughed, "This man is Bao Qiu, the son of the Han General-in-Chief, Bao Yuan."

"He was originally a Wanjun commanding ten thousand troops to guard the Han border, but this time, when our Great Qin broke through the border, we didn't manage to capture him. I never expected he was playing dead in the pile of corpses."

"Zhao Feng, you have performed a great service."

"You killed a general."

"And this general is the son of the Han General-in-Chief, Bao Yuan!"

Afterward, Wei Quan threw the military tally in his hand toward Zhao Feng.

Zhao Feng caught it and took a look.

The name "Bao Qiu" was written on the tally in Han characters.

On the battlefield, as the only means of identification, the military tally was definitive.

Hearing Wei Quan's words, Zhao Feng remained calm, but the surrounding soldiers were stunned.

"My god."

"The Han border commander was just killed by Zhao Feng like this?"

"This is a major achievement."

"This military merit should allow Zhao Feng to be promoted three ranks, right?"

"Killing a general—this isn't just a promotion; he should be granted a title."

The surrounding soldiers cast envious glances at Zhao Feng.

Who wouldn't want such a great achievement?

In the Great Qin army, soldiers who went to the battlefield were called "Ruishi" (Elite Warriors). As long as they went to the battlefield, they held a rank of one, but as logistics soldiers, they had no titles, and their annual salary was only half that of a rank-one soldier.

It was a case of "you reap what you sow."

The Ruishi risked their lives on the battlefield, while the logistics soldiers faced far less danger.

"You brat, are you not even a little happy?"

Seeing the calm Zhao Feng, Wei Quan walked over, looking surprised.

"Baijiang."

"That was purely an instinctive reaction to save you; I didn't think that much about it."

"You should rest well after your narrow escape. I'm going to carry corpses." Zhao Feng smiled and handed the military tally back to Wei Quan.

Then he turned around and went back to carrying corpses.

With this time, he might as well carry two more corpses and pick up more attributes.

As for the rewards for killing a general, Zhao Feng really wasn't as keen on them as he was on picking up attributes.

"You brat."

Looking at Zhao Feng's back, Wei Quan gave a helpless smile.

However, gratitude toward Zhao Feng also surfaced in his eyes.

If it hadn't been for that sword throw from Zhao Feng just now, he really would have gone to see King Yama. How could Wei Quan not be grateful for a life-saving favor?

"A few of you, come here."

"Lift Bao Qiu's body; we are going to report this to the Junhou (Battalion Commander)," Wei Quan said loudly.

"Nuo."

The surrounding soldiers immediately obeyed and lifted Bao Qiu's body, and Wei Quan led them off to report to their superior, the Junhou.

"Maybe there are still survivors."

"Search carefully; maybe we can also perform a great service."

After watching Wei Quan leave, the soldiers of the Centurion's camp became eager and began searching through the piles of corpses, hoping to encounter another great achievement like Bao Qiu.

However, Zhao Feng, who had the merit of killing a general, was busy moving corpses while checking his attributes.

Host: Zhao Feng Age: 15 Strength: 316 (The stronger the strength, the more corresponding power can be unleashed.) Speed: 206 (The higher the number, the faster the speed.) Physique: 208 (The stronger the physique, the faster the recovery from injuries, and the more inexhaustible the stamina.) Spirit: 201 (The stronger the spirit, the clearer the mind and thoughts; when it grows to a certain level, one can sense the spiritual energy of heaven and earth.) Lifespan: 86 years and 68 days Personal Space: 2 cubic meters

"Three hundred jin of force in one punch—one punch could kill a man."

"Two hundred points of speed—twice as fast as an ordinary person."

"This physique should be manifesting in kidney function, right? If my physique reaches 1000 points, would that be the legendary golden kidney?"

"As for spirit, it can sense the spiritual energy of heaven and earth faster. I've read so many novels in my past life where cultivation requires spiritual energy. Could it be that I'll be able to cultivate in the future?"

"Corpse-carrying soldier—a good profession."

Looking at his current attributes, Zhao Feng felt wonderful.

These were the source of Zhao Feng's motivation for carrying corpses!

On the other side, the General-in-Chief's main camp.

For this war to destroy Han, King Ying Zheng of Qin issued an edict ordering the Lantian Camp to set out.

General Li Teng led an army of one hundred thousand to attack.

General-in-Chief Wang Jian sat at the Qin-Han border to oversee the battle.

"Father."

"The war is progressing rapidly now."

"General Li Teng has already attacked Yangcheng."

"Within three months, the Han generals will be no more."

In front of a map of Han, Wang Ben, one of the main generals of the Lantian Camp, was reporting to Wang Jian with excitement.

"Han's territory is small, and its military strength is no more than a mere hundred thousand. Do you know why the King would have our entire Lantian Camp mobilized?" Wang Jian asked with a smile.

"The King has great talent and bold strategy, and has long been planning to rule the world. Destroying Han only requires the strength of our Lantian main camp, but guarding against Zhao and Wei requires the full strength of our Lantian Camp," Wang Ben immediately replied.

"It is very good that you can see this."

"Many years ago, our Great Qin could have easily destroyed Han. The reason we waited until today was to wait for this opportunity—to strike when they least expect it," Wang Jian said in a deep voice.

Just then.

"Report."

"Reporting to the General-in-Chief."

"The logistics army just sent some good news." A personal guard hurried into the tent.

"Speak."

Wang Jian waved his hand.

"The logistics army has found Bao Qiu."

"The body is outside," the guard reported respectfully.

"Four days."

"Finally found him."

"Let's go take a look."

Wang Jian stood up immediately and walked out of the tent.

Wang Ben followed closely behind.

Outside the tent, Bao Qiu's body lay there, a blood-stained sword still stuck in his chest.

"He just died?"

Upon seeing Bao Qiu's body, Wang Jian immediately noticed that the blood on Bao Qiu's body had not yet dried; he definitely hadn't been dead for days.

"General-in-Chief."

"This is the Junhou of the logistics army."

"It was his battalion that discovered Bao Qiu," the guard at the side said, pointing to the Junhou who had brought the body.

"Who killed Bao Qiu?" Wang Jian looked at the Junhou and asked.

"Reporting to the General-in-Chief."

"It was a logistics soldier from my battalion," the Junhou replied immediately.

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