Peerless Taoist

Lu Yu suddenly understood that their experiences were completely different from Lu Yu's.    

They came from the lowest level of talisman science, and were also from a cultivation family. Their father was a famous scholar of a generation, and was an almighty scholar.    

These people were cultivators from the moment they were born.    

They had mastered magical power, and could control Spiritual Energy for their own use. Although they kept saying that they were willing to help the people, and that they were in charge of the people, they had never experienced the real life of mortals.    

In Lu Yu's previous life, he had truly walked step by step from being a mortal.    

Before this, he was just a little beggar in a mountain Temple. He did not eat to his heart's content, and the first bite of meat he ate was the greatest happiness in the world.    

Lu Yu closed his eyes, and he could still remember the despair in the past.    

Two mighty cultivators were fighting with each other, causing the earth to collapse and the mountains to collapse, causing the dam to break, and the flood to flood the entire mortal city. At that time, the mortals really felt that they were insignificant.    

"This shouldn't be the case."    

Lu Yu shook his head. Even though he was now in a high position and possessed extraordinary strength, he still did not forget the hardships and tribulations that mortals had to endure.    

Lu Yu suddenly recalled the scene he had encountered on Cheng Ping Star. He asked, "Not all places were affected by the disaster. I think Cheng Ping Star Palace is safe and sound."    

The military supply officer smiled bitterly and said, "It's useless. The Imperial Court has already ordered that we are not allowed to allocate rations to us."    

"What?"    

Song Qinhu's temper immediately flared up. "We are fighting on the frontlines. Not only do they not allocate grain to us, they are also not allowed to allocate grain to other places. What does the Imperial Court mean by that?"    

The military supply officer hurriedly explained, "It is said that this is the Imperial Court's new idea. It is to gather all the food to ensure the livelihood of the people."    

When he said that, it was ridiculous.    

The territory controlled by Great Yu's Imperial Court was very vast. Just the grain provided by the Imperial Capital alone was enough to feed a huge army.    

This was just an excuse. Zhao Yuanyan's imperial court's attitude on the surface was quite clear, and it was to weaken the local army.    

Lu Yu took a deep breath and asked, "Three days later, there will be no grain. What should we do?"    

At this time, it was time to test the professionalism of the reserve army.    

The military official said, "After three days, other than the main army at the front line, the rations of the reserve army will be halved. On the fifth day, the rations will be halved. This can last for three more days at most."    

"After that?"    

" Then we will need to use fasting pills. "    

The military officer took out a medicine from his pocket and gave it to Lu Yu.    

Lu Yu knew what it was.    

In the Imperial City, some of the noble ladies would eat this Fasting Pill to maintain their figure.    

Eating one pill would give them a strong sense of satiation. They would not feel hungry even if they did not eat for two or three days.    

However, this kind of thing could deceive the brain, but it would cause a huge loss to the human body.    

Furthermore, the soldiers in the army had to carry out large amounts of physical activity every day. Using fasting pills could not solve the problem at all. It could cause people to not feel hungry yet, but to starve to death.    

"It's time to end this quickly."    

Lu Yu stood up and said loudly, "Tomorrow, the Hidden Dragon Army will launch a general attack. I hope you can help me."    

The other Overseers stood up and agreed. All of them had solemn expressions on their faces.    

Deep into the night, Lu Yu's expression was solemn. He had been staring at the Ten Thousand Mile Mountain Pass in the distance.