Finding the stolen grain is not easy.
Since the grain has already reached the hands of the Mingyou Army, it's like the fat meat in their mouths, they would never be willing to spit it out. To get it back, one must resort to force.
Prince Cheng has finally decided to take action against those so-called rebels who, under the guise of uprising, ended up creating chaos.
He handled the matter personally, so he carried the Holy Decree, mobilized the stationed troops, and went in person.
Meanwhile, Chai Kun was not idle. As soon as Prince Cheng left, he ordered that the porridge in the disaster relief shelters, which originally had only one serving, be reduced so much that there weren't even three grains of rice in a bowl. It wasn't even considered rice soup, just slightly better than a bowl of plain water.
