Qiming 1158

Chapter 1285 His Majesty the Emperor of Ming Dynasty, I really understand it too well

Saying Zhao Gou's name, Su Haisheng laughed out loud.

Ma Yongkang was very shocked, his mouth was so big that he couldn't close it at all.

After a while, Ma Yongkang regained his senses, swallowed his saliva, and said in surprise: "Too... Zhao Gou was an emperor after all, and the emperor guarded the temple for his subjects. This...isn't it justified?"

"Damn emperor, that is a complete villain, soft egg, trash! A dog can't do worse than him when sitting in the emperor's seat! Such a trash is not even qualified to be killed, he is the world scum!"

Speaking of Zhao Gou, Su Haisheng's self-cultivation and self-cultivation all disappeared, and he immediately changed back to the smuggled salt dealer who licked blood and sold smuggled salt by Su Yonglin's side.

Regarding this matter, Ma Yongkang was speechless for a while, and his mind was blank, as if all his thoughts had been taken away in an instant.

Because of the economic blockade, it is not easy for Chuanshu to obtain external information.

They don't know much about the Second War of Ming and Song Dynasties, and even less about the aftermath of the war, so they have only heard about Zhao Tan's killing so far.

After Su Yonglin captured the Zhao Song royal family, he sentenced Zhao Shen to death. Zhao Shen was killed on the edge of the Yellow River.

Except for Zhao Shen, they really don't know what happened to the captured Song royal family, what happened, and how they were settled by the Ming Kingdom.

Suddenly learning that Zhao Gou was actually arranged to be a guardian in the Yue Fei Memorial Temple, Ma Yongkang was really upset.

In fact, everyone who has experienced Yue Fei's unjust case knows that there is a problem, and they all know that Yue Fei's death is not the official reason at all, but that Zhao Gou's own selfishness wants to kill Yue Fei.

For this reason, Zhao Gou refuted the objections of many ministers, dismissed many high-ranking officials who interceded for Yue Fei, and even the intercessions of some clan figures were ignored by Zhao Gou.

It can be said that Zhao Gou was the absolute first responsible person in the matter of Yue Fei's death, and Qin Hui had to be an accomplice behind him.

And now, Zhao Gou, the first responsible person, actually wants to guard the ancestral hall for Yue Fei who was killed by him.

How is this ironic and absurd?
Su Haisheng also said that one of Yue Fei's daily tasks is to clean up the dust of Yue Fei's statue to ensure that the statue of Yue Fei is spotless.

Looking at Yue Fei's face, what would Zhao Gou think?
If future generations know this, how will they view this history?
Ma Yongkang's blank head suddenly popped up with so many questions.

But in the end, there is only one sentence.

Killing and punishing hearts is really killing and punishing hearts to the extreme.

His Majesty the Emperor of the Ming Kingdom really understands it too well.

This is equivalent to asking Zhao Gou to guard the tomb for Yue Fei. This substantial act of guarding the tomb will completely deny everything Zhao Gou has done and his status and dignity as an emperor.

Zhao Gou has been completely nailed to the pillar of shame in history, and he can no longer stand up.

After visiting the Wuhou Temple, Su Haisheng bowed and saluted in front of the statue of Zhuge Liang, lit three incense sticks, and then left the Wuhou Temple.

During the period of rectifying the order around Chengdu, Su Haisheng was mainly waiting for some military information, and analyzed some of the information that had already been obtained. He integrated the intelligence system of the entire Skynet Army in Chengdu and put all the information together.

During this period, the spy organization set up by the Skynet Army in the Chengdu area met with Su Haisheng and other senior officials of the Qilu Corps, and provided them with a lot of information. It was only at this time that Su Haisheng knew that the spies of the Skynet Army were still in the Chengdu court. Participated in a lot of work.

Although they failed to reach the top level, many people entered key departments such as the Privy Council and the Ministry of Households.

Some of them served as editors of the Privy Council, and some served as Hubu Langzhong. They participated in a series of military and financial work of the Chengdu court, and provided a lot of intelligence support to the Zhongdu court and the Sichuan Revolutionary Army.

Through their reports and the military sentries sent by Su Haisheng himself, Su Haisheng basically figured out the whole process of the Chengdu court from order to collapse, and also figured out which enemies the Ming army is currently facing.

Among them, the biggest enemy was the three armies of Lu Chao, Du Ren, Liu Zhuang and Liu Shi entrenched in Longzhou, Meizhou and Jiading Prefecture, as well as Zhou Qixiang's army entrenched in Fushunjian and Zhu Liang's army entrenched in Xuzhou.

The original seven warlord forces in Sichuan and Shu now still have five, but the forces have been compressed in the central and southern Sichuan, and they are facing the two-way attack of the Ming army.

The three warlords in the south faced the main force of the Ming army.

The two in the east faced the Sichuan-Shu revolutionary army commanded by Xu Tong, who had marched to Luzhou.

And some information about the seven warlords, Su Haisheng also learned one after another, knowing that there are three former leaders of the peasant uprising army among the seven warlords, he felt very dissatisfied.

But since things have reached this point, it means that only military means are needed to deal with them, and no other means are needed.

"Since he is already an enemy, there is nothing to say. A bastard who forgets where he came from is the most unacceptable thing for Daming!"

Su Haisheng then made a plan to first go south to Meizhou, Longzhou and Jiading Prefecture to destroy the three reactionary warlords in this regiment, and then depending on the situation, it would be best if Xu Tong could get rid of the two warlords there. To solve them, then mobilize the army to attack the east and cooperate with Xu Tong.

Together, the three warlords in the south are said to have a military force of more than 5 people.

However, in Su Haisheng's view, it should not be too easy to deal with them. The strength of an army is enough to wipe them all out.

This is Su Haisheng's confidence.

In fact, this kind of self-confidence is not Su Haisheng's pride at all, because the actual situation, maybe the strength of one army is not needed, and the Ming army can wipe out these three warlords.

the reason is simple.

Because although the three warlords wanted to fight stubbornly, the people below were not very willing.

They may not have a culture, but this kind of thing does not need culture and can learn without a teacher.

The leaders of the three aspects can make their homes all over the world, but the top soldiers under them have only one home.

They fought far away from home, and now they are forced to stay far away from home in completely unfamiliar places, facing an unpredictable future with their untrustworthy superiors, and everyone will be shaken.

Since the Ming army went south, it has basically swept through half of Sichuan and Shu. Including Lu Chao's subordinates, many soldiers' hometowns are already in the occupied areas of the Ming army, and many people's families have also been under the rule of the Ming kingdom. down, they are very worried.

Under such circumstances, if the superior treats them with good food and drink, they may be hesitant because of the generous treatment, but the superior treats them as badly as before, and the treatment is even worse than before.

Lu said that he was willing to provide food and rations for the troops of Du Ren and the Liu brothers in exchange for their obedience and disaster prevention, but in actual operation, the food and wages Lu provided to the troops of Du Ren and Liu brothers were not even as good as what they had previously stumbled upon. owned.

Although this made Du Ren and the Liu brothers very dissatisfied, there was nothing wrong with them.

Of course, the leadership is not afraid of not having enough food and money, and no one can starve them if they are hungry.

But the big head soldiers at the bottom are miserable.

Originally, what they got was not enough to feed their stomachs. They were hungry and full. Now they are hungry and hungry, and they don't know when they will be full.

Under the stimulation of various factors, the troops of Du Ren and the Liu brothers began to desert more frequently. A large number of soldiers escaped from the barracks through various methods and means, and they did not want to work for these bastards.

(End of this chapter)