However, Leonard Li and others did not worry about what would happen to the Kong family in the future. They were discussing matters and worrying about their own affairs.
After discussion, they decided not to go north. The reason was simple: Leonard Li was not sure that he could destroy the army led by the Ming emperor in one battle. If the stalemate continued, food and supplies might not be replenished, which could be fatal when the two armies were in confrontation.
Through this campaign, Leonard Li and others realized that without a stable rear to provide troops and food, they would easily be in danger if they continued to fight in a roving manner as before if they encountered a strong enemy.
Therefore, Leonard Li and others decided that the army would march south to prosperous places such as Yangzhou to gather more supplies and then return to the Central Plains to join Yuan Zongde and consolidate the territory of the Central Plains.
However, there is one thing that Leonard Li did not expect. Someone was trying to cause trouble for him in his old nest.
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