I am one year older than Chongzhen

Huang Yi was not surprised when he learned that one of the rebel generals, Wang Zi, asked for an audience, and he did not show any pretense and refuse to contact him!

But only your own people know about this kind of thing, and you have to guard against the eunuchs and the group of royal guards!

In fact, it doesn't matter whether he is on guard or not. Wang Kun is a smart man. Without understanding, there is no way he can secretly tell the emperor.

Diao Dianbao and other Jinyiwei were afraid of going to Xinghe City to make shit again, so they were very well-behaved.

They drank, ate meat and even gambled in the camp, but they never talked or acted.

Huang Yi bullies the strong and fears the weak.

The Ming Dynasty Jinyiwei, who was supposed to be fierce and evil, changed.

The moment they followed Wang Kun to the Xinghe Army camp, they became good babies.

Therefore, Huang Yi gave them preferential treatment and did not require them to abide by the discipline of the Xinghe Army.

Jin Yiwei hid in his tent, drank and gambled, and Xinghejun's governor and Wen teacher did not bother to control him at all.

People like to recall bitterness and sweetness. Diao Dianbao and a dozen Jinyiwei who once boiled excrement at the Xinghecheng Fertilizer Factory for half a year recalled the past and sighed at me today, and the sleeves of their brocade clothes were wet with tears every time...

Now they are not warriors or school lieutenants. At the very least, they are small flag officers with empty posts, actually serving as corps commanders. They are in charge of four school captains and warriors.

Today is different from the past! At that time, I didn’t know if I could survive. I had to work for six and a half hours every day. I was half exhausted every day, smelled terribly, and could only eat half full.

I can even cry in my sleep!

How wonderful it is now, having nothing to do every day, being well fed and clothed, and being able to drink and make money.

Diao Dianbao, Diao Debao and a dozen of the most junior soldiers of the Jinyi Guard all understood it!

They don't need to do anything. As long as Huang Yi can destroy the rebels, they will be meritorious officials.

After returning to the capital, at least he will be promoted to another level!

Therefore, Diao Dianbao and the others did not want to cause trouble, and they did not and did not dare to interfere in Xing Hejun's business.

Of course, the newly transferred captains and strongmen will listen to their superiors.

If someone doesn't listen to the advice and asks about the Xinghe Army, a dozen old brothers who have survived the shit will beat him until he doesn't even recognize him.

well! Chongzhen was really stupid and naive, and he actually raised Jin Yiwei and Dongchang to waste.

Luo Yangxing, the commander of Jinyiwei, has a good reputation among civil servants and generals.

This can be seen from the fact that Cao Huachun, the eunuch of Dongchang, was praised by Donglin Party officials.

Emperor Chongzhen's eagle dogs don't bite, so of course they are working together to deceive the superiors and bully the inferiors!

Huang Yi is already working on infiltrating Jinyiwei, and Wang Jinbao is responsible for this.

He developed three informants from the group of Jin Yiwei who had survived the shit, and now these three people are already the flag officers of the Jin Yiwei.

If he has meritorious service, he is very likely to become the flag officer.

If Wang Kun, Diao Dianbao, etc. do anything detrimental to the Xinghe Army, Wang Jinbao should be able to control it.

Moreover, Huang Yi had no respect for the Ming Dynasty and the supreme imperial power.

If they break up, they will break up.

The Xinghe Army has become a trend, and it can separate itself on the Bashang Grassland without the help of the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, it would be best to be able to coax the silly and hard-working emperor Chongzhen.

If any eunuch or royal guard is found to be causing trouble, he will be eliminated physically and decisively!

Wang Zideng had some eloquence, and during his time in Dongjiang Town, he was responsible for assisting the chief official in exchanging Liaodong's local specialties such as ginseng, mink skin, Dongzhu, etc. for food.

After seeing Huang Yi and saluting him, he began to complain, talking about the hardships of guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines in Dongjiang Town, detailing the suffering of the Liao people, and accusing the court of injustice... he burst into tears when he talked about the emotional part!

hehe! Why do others need to tell these things? There is too much content like this on Huang Yi’s mobile phone!

Besides, what does the suffering of the Liao people count at this time? What followed was a disaster for hundreds of millions of people throughout the Han nation.

But Huang Yi still pretended to be moved by Wang Zideng, and made it clear that the Xinghe Army was short of food and pay and was also aggrieved by the fucking imperial court.

Got the consensus, everything will be easy to discuss next!

Huang Yi refused the request to join the rebels, indicating that the rebels could buy the Xinghe Army for one million taels of silver and sit on the sidelines.

But this attitude has a statute of limitations and cannot exceed three years!

Since ancient times, using tactics has been a double-edged sword! If you don't do it right, it will be backlashed.

If the rebels take the initiative to contact them, Huang Yi will of course use goodwill to paralyze them!

He promised not to fight for three years, but secretly prepared for the siege of Dengzhou in three months and a war of annihilation!

For Wang Zideng, the most satisfactory result is to persuade the Xinghe Army to join the rebel camp against the Ming Dynasty.

If Huang Yi agrees, Wang Zideng dares to promise to give half of the looted gold and silver treasures, with a total value of no less than 2.5 million taels of silver.

At this time, the Shandong Peninsula, where commerce and mining were developed, was also in a state of ice and fire.

On the one hand, the people are living in poverty and starving, on the other hand, the wealthy businessmen and mine bosses are arrogant and extravagant.

Rebels can search for gold and treasures worth thousands of taels of silver just by storming into the house of a small mine owner.

The money in the coffers of big landlords and merchants even grew hairy.

At the beginning of the rebellion, the rebels were dazzled when they rushed into the high-rise mansions of the gentry and celebrities and saw boxes of gold and silver treasures.

What about now?

Many rebels are no longer interested in gold and silver treasures, but are only interested in women. They need meat and cooking cakes more, and what they like most is to be able to grab fine wine.

Many soldiers did not hesitate to exchange large pearls and gold nuggets with the soldiers who had grabbed wine and beef.

Wang Zideng felt that life was the most important, and it would be of no use no matter how much gold and silver he had lost.

Although he made his own decision, he firmly believed that he could get the support of generals such as Li Jiucheng, Mao Chenglu, Chen You, etc.

It's a pity that Huang Yi refused even to discuss this condition.

Next, we can only talk about how much we should pay to buy Xinghe Army and not work hard!

Asking for one million taels of silver for not taking the initiative to attack for three years is simply a big deal!

Even though we are rebels, the gold and silver treasures we obtained were not brought by strong winds!

There are so many people who want money rather than their lives. Robbery is also risky. Some soldiers who have survived a hundred battles have died under the knife of a woman.

So Wang Zideng directly counter-offered half of the offer, using 500,000 taels of silver to buy Xinghe's army and stay put for three years.

He felt that the offer of 500,000 taels of silver was not low. It was enough to pay the 10,000 Guan Ning army for three years. The former soldiers of Dongjiang Town would not have been able to get so much military pay in ten years.

The purpose of Huang Yi's coming to Denglai to counter the rebellion was to obtain gold and silver treasures, but he did it conveniently to earn military merit and gain population!

If you can extort hundreds of thousands of taels of silver from the rebels first, you must have a good negotiation.

Seeing Wang Zideng cut the price in half, Huang Yi pretended to be displeased and called Zhang Dong to see him off.

The prince was unwilling to leave, so he complained quickly, and then increased the offer to 600,000 taels of silver.

Of course Huang Yi was not satisfied. The two of them went back and forth several times, and finally settled on 800,000 taels to buy three years of peace.

After negotiating the terms, Wang Zideng and his party did not need to move forward cautiously.

Instead, hurry up and rush to Dengzhou!

(End of this chapter)