The Resurrection of the South Seas of the Ming Dynasty

The two chattered with each other for a while, and Zhu Hongyu expressed his attitude of reorganizing the soldiers and horses of Qiu Hui's troops.

Qiu Hui did not refuse!

One was because he didn't dare to refuse, and the other was because Zhu Hongyu offered him a compensation that was too generous for him to refuse.

He retained his military rank and rank, and advanced to the lecture hall for half a year. After half a year, he was transferred to serve in the Restoration Army at the same level.

In addition, Zhu Hongyu also gave him a large material reward.

Gold and silver, fields, houses, and even a viscount title was given to him.

That's right, the current Qiu Hui has leapt from a local tyrant to a member of the nobles of the Ming Dynasty.

Except for the reward for Qiu Hui himself, all the generals under him also have their own rewards.

Zhu Hongyu is notoriously generous in this aspect of expenses!

What's more, under the background of the complete defeat of the Ming army in the past few years, Qiu Hui played the banner of anti-Qing and restoring the Ming, and raised troops against the Qing.

Even if he was selling horse bones for thousands of dollars, Zhu Hongyu couldn't treat Qiu Hui and others badly.

Moreover, he, Zhu Hongyu, has always believed in the principle of equivalent exchange. If he wants to get something, he must pay the same price.

You can even buy and sell by force, but you must never go whoring for nothing...

Facing the benefits that Zhu Hongyu offered, Qiu Hui knelt down without hesitation.

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Qiu Hui resigned and left. Zhu Hongyu wrote and reviewed a report. Looking at the report's combat plan for the Guangxi Raiders, his eyes were narrowed, revealing deep thought.

For this battle, the Ming army was preparing to transfer troops from places such as Luzon and Qiongzhou, recruiting recruits to train on the battlefield.

In addition, a Guiyi army was dispatched to fight together, and a regiment was dispatched from Guangdong to serve as civilian husbands to transport the food and supplies needed for this battle for the army.

The terrain in Guangxi is very undulating, and the water transportation conditions are far less developed than those in Guangdong and Jiangnan.

To use troops against Guangxi, how to ensure the logistics of the army is the first problem Zhu Hongyu has to face.

And recruiting local regiments to train and use them as civilian husbands to transport logistics supplies for the army is the method Zhu Hongyu came up with.

If the water cannot be used, then only human and animal power can be used.

However, due to the scarcity of all kinds of cattle, horses and large livestock in Guangdong, animal power transportation is not realistic.

After much deliberation, the only option is to rely on manpower!
Furthermore, Zhu Hongyu's order to recruit so many regiments to train armed forces was not just for the purpose of using them as civilian husbands.

The more important purpose is that Zhu Hongyu wants to verify how much influence he has on the place.

After his order is issued, can it be carried out!

If it can be carried out smoothly, and Zhu Hongyu, the regiment's armed force, can also be mobilized, then naturally nothing will happen.

But if Zhu Hongyu's order goes down, the local government deliberately shirks, and the regiment trains the armed forces and refuses to accept the order...

Haha, that thing is exciting!
Zhu Hongyu would not allow such private armed forces that did not obey military orders to exist under his own rule.

Even if it's a local group training, it won't work!

Zhu Hongyu really doesn't mind killing anyone who dares to resist the order.

Coincidentally, the main force of the Ming army is now in Guangdong.

He doesn't need to transfer troops from other places to counter the rebellion!

Whoever dares to explode the stab will kill him directly!
It just so happened that Jin Yiwei's Operation Evening Wind had just ended some time ago, and it was not a problem at all to fabricate a charge of tampering with those people.

If it was other crimes, Zhu Hongyu would not be able to kill someone!

He kills too much, it will make the place centrifugal!
After all, no one wants their immediate boss to be a murderer, right?

Besides, how many landlords and gentry in Guangdong have really clean buttocks?
If Zhu Hongyu really started the killing ring, he would offend all the landlords in Guangdong.

Although Zhu Hongyu wasn't afraid of offending them, it wasn't necessary, was it?
The most important thing in doing things is to distinguish between ourselves and the enemy.

Distinguish who is the enemy and who is your own!

Make fewer enemies, and make more of your own people.

With the great enemy of the Qing court in front, it is necessary to unite all the forces of unity.

However, although other crimes are not good for killing people at will, Tongta is different!

To put it bluntly, this is a question of standing in line and a question of position.

As long as someone dares to do Tongta, he will not only betray Zhu Hongyu, not only Daming, but also the entire landlord and gentry class in Guangdong.

Now, the landlords and gentry in Guangdong dare not say everything, but at least [-]% to [-]% choose to stand in line with Daming.

But under such circumstances, if someone communicated with the Tartars, wouldn't that be a clear betrayal of the class position?

Can this be tolerated?
Absolutely not!

Fuck him!
He must be killed!
As we all know, the second devil is more hateful than the devil.

In this way, if Zhu Hongyu wanted to kill someone again, he would not have so many objections.

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The recruit battalions were assembled one by one, and they continued to gather in Guangzhou from Luzon, Qiongzhou and other places.

At the same time, the troops who have been fighting on the front line for a long time are also rotating with the local defenders who stay behind.

One by one, the veterans were transferred to the rear for rest and reorganization. The recruits who had just walked out of the new barracks gathered in Guangzhou to prepare for the upcoming Guangxi war.

If it was a strategic decisive battle with the Qing army, Zhu Hongyu would definitely not let the recruits of the Ming army go to the battlefield to play the main force.

The ones at the front must be veterans of the army who have been through battles for a long time.

The most recruits are to fight soy sauce on the battlefield!
However, the battle of Guangxi this time was not a strategic decisive battle.

It's just that the Ming army mobilized troops, expanded its territory, and taught the Qing army a war of abusing vegetables in the green camp of Guangxi.

It's just a group of green battalion soldiers. Even though most of the Ming army are just recruits, as long as they don't waste their time fighting and have their own veterans behind them, there is basically no possibility of problems.

It happened that the Ming army could also use this battle to train and train troops, allowing a large number of recruits to see blood on the battlefield, preparing for the next strategic decisive battle with the Qing army.

Now Zhu Hongyu has a lot of troops, but since this period of time, the expansion of the Liberation Army has never stopped.

Now that the army has added naval divisions, the total number of troops has reached nearly 7.

This number of troops is not much less than the Manchurian Eight Banners of the Qing court.

Among them, the navy has nearly 5000 troops, and the army has 5000 soldiers.

However, since this period of time, although the total strength of the Ming army has increased, the quality of the army has dropped by a bit.

But there was no way for this to happen. Although the recruits had completed the basic recruit training, without exception, they had never seen blood on the battlefield.

Its fineness is always worse!

In order to improve the quality of the army, going to the battlefield to see blood is the best way, not even one.

Elite soldiers are all made, there is nothing wrong with this statement.

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The 19th year of the Yongli calendar, March!

Spring is blooming!

Located in the Jingnan Palace in Fuzhou City, the scenery is picturesque.

Plants, gazebos, rockery, flowing water...

Everything expresses what is called natural interest.