Calling Them Over

Given the situation in Yan Sheng's country, uprisings would only happen zero times or countless times.

Once civil unrest broke out, Yan Sheng's country was undoubtedly in for quite a show.

After the news was sent back, Yan Sheng's blood pressure shot up with rage. He nearly roared as he ordered the remaining three of the Four Dragon Generals to take the border garrisons stationed on the other three fronts and suppress the rebellions.

For the moment, setting aside whether the border garrisons on those three fronts could successfully suppress the rebellions, Yan Sheng's order to conscript seven thousand soldiers was essentially doomed to fail.

At present, Black Stone City was relatively stable. After all, no one truly dared to rise up under his very nose.

But it was impossible for him to recruit all seven thousand soldiers from Black Stone City.

Leaving aside the fact that Black Stone City had already gone through two rounds of conscription, just look at its total population. At most, it had a little over seven thousand people, and that included a large number of the elderly, the weak, women, and children. There simply weren't seven thousand able-bodied men to recruit.

According to the original plan, those seven thousand soldiers were to be conscripted from all the cities across his country, with each city providing one or two thousand. In a sense, this amounted to mobilizing the strength of the entire nation.

But now the country was in chaos, and West Mountain City farther behind had directly announced the restoration of the name Jing State and declared its independence once more. That night, Yan Sheng was so furious that he couldn't sleep at all, unable to close his eyes.

On top of that, people had risen up in every other city as well. How