The main army's commanding officers were appeased, the morale stabilized, and everything settled down. Then, Wang Xiaoqiang held a meeting with the generals in the army. Since all the commanding officers under the former main commander had died, only a few lower-ranking officers were left. Li Zhiyuan directly promoted them and entrusted them with significant responsibilities.
These lower-ranking officers originally had little power, and now suddenly being promoted filled them with immense joy. They were grateful to Wang Xiaoqiang for recognizing their talents, and as a result, they placed great trust and loyalty in him. These officers had some prestige within the army and could command the soldiers below them. Promoting them ensured the stability of the army's morale.
During the meeting, Wang Xiaoqiang appointed a well-respected general from the Vanguard Army as the commander-in-chief of the entire army. This commander was named Hu Zhengguang,
