Chapter 971: Unfinished Talk

At this time, He Hao already knew that the situation was not good.

Of course, he also thought about struggling, such as gathering his subordinates to refuse the Beijing camp from entering the city, or even mutiny. But he soon gave up the attempt, and even thought the idea was a bit ridiculous.

Those generals who were not deeply involved, who were still officials, were probably unwilling to follow He Hao to the death. The most unwilling to resist were the many soldiers. They received military pay and food allocated by the court, and were still willing to obey He Hao's orders at this moment, simply because He Hao was an official appointed by the court; once He Hao became a criminal of the court, would everyone still listen to him? The current emperor was indeed very resourceful, and he had made the guards so that even the brothers and sisters could not work.

The soldiers who were brought to the mansion by He Hao to do private work also said that in the past, i