After all, these regular soldiers rarely have the chance to meet with King Anping. Without any close contact, naturally, they can't really become "close" with you.
Strictly speaking, they actually follow orders from their direct commanders, the Squad Commanders and Centurions.
Chen Mo used a legitimate reason, stating that King Anping was deceived by rebel traitors and, upon learning the truth midway, decided resolutely to eliminate the traitors, thus he entrusted his troops to Chen Mo's command to march on Chongzhou.
The Yan Army soldiers naturally harbored doubts, and King Anping's confidant, Grand General Wang Ying, even demanded to see the Prince or receive his issued command, but was immediately detained by Xiao Jing.
Then, the Deputy General who was assisting Wang Ying was promoted by one rank.
The Centurions and other ranks below were also promoted by one rank.
With rewards and penalties applied, they had no choice but to comply.
...
The next afternoon.
