Li Xiaozhong was surprised and said: "Duda Chama Si actually did business with the rebels?"

The horse dealer smiled and said: "The Zhu bandits in Hanzhong are not ordinary. I heard that several army groups were defeated, and the imperial court even negotiated peace with the Zhu bandits. Since peace has been negotiated, of course we can do business."

Li Xiaozhong asked: "Where is the tea horse officer of Zhu Thief?"

The horse dealer said: "In Lanzhou, there are all the officials, soldiers and tea men. They are surrounded by tea and horse officials and prohibit contact with the people. The tea and horse officials want to do their own business and do not allow people to sell horses to the red thieves."

Li Xiaozhong became interested in the red bandit and felt that he was a good man who could force the imperial court to negotiate a peace.

He and Yan Ping waited in Lanzhou for half a month, and finally saw Zhuthi's tea horse officer leaving with more than 160 good horses, as well as a lot of grain, fodder, and bean cakes.

Li Xiaozhong stopped him outside the city, and the soldiers escorting the horses immediately raised their weapons.

"Don't misunderstand me. I am a knight from Longxi. I would like to inquire about Mr. Zhu from Hanzhong." Li Xiaozhong directly stated his intention.

When the horse buyer saw that he was riding a good horse, carrying a weapon, and being strong, he immediately said: "Hanzhong welcomes all martyrs, you can come with me."

However, Li Xiaozhong asked about various policies of Hanzhong, and the horse-buying officer answered them all in detail.

After some questions and answers, Li Xiaozhong became more and more curious about Hanzhong and said: "I will go with my friends first. If Hanzhong is really a good place, then I will write a letter to summon more brothers."

The horse buyer said happily: "That's just right. I wonder what your surname is?"
Chapter completed!