Speaking of the revolts, Sang Sang felt a complex emotion. He knew how desperate people felt. Who would want to plunder their homes and become bandits, and who would be willing to risk death by a thousand cuts to make an enemy of the government?It was just a choice of choice.

"How did you join the army?" kamabov asked, unaware of Sang Sang's family background, though he was quite familiar with his deputy.

"My family was well off, but it became more and more difficult to make ends meet due to the large family size. Fortunately, I joined the army after studying with my neighbor's private school teacher for several years to make ends meet."Sang Sang's voice was much lower, still absorbed in the memory of the past.

Kamabov snorted. "Now the imperial government at all levels is becoming increasingly corrupt and incompetent, and officials are taking advantage of the opportunity to rob people of their power. It is true that tyranny is worse than a tiger, and that the government forces the people to revolt."