Daming: Dad, you are really not good at governing the country

Under the command of Zhu Gang, a leader of great prestige and strategy, Yin Xing was like a pioneer full of passion and ambition, who resolutely started the drastic construction work of the Shuozhou Guard.

He was well aware of the importance of Shuozhou Garrison to the defense of the northern border of the Ming Dynasty, just like the indispensable cornerstone of a solid city wall.

Every morning, when the first ray of dawn has not yet completely dispelled the coolness of the night.

Yin Xing was already in high spirits, shuttling around every corner of Shuozhou Wei, working tirelessly.

His figure sometimes appeared in a deserted open space, holding a blueprint and with a sharp gaze.

That was the designated location for the barracks, and Yin Xing carefully considered every inch of the land.

He sketched out the well-organized layout of the barracks in his mind, with the sole purpose of ensuring that the soldiers had a comfortable and safe living environment.

He knew very well that only by ensuring that the soldiers lived in peace could they fight bravely on the battlefield without any worries.

At noon, the sun was high in the sky.

Yin Xing would come to the martial arts arena again to discuss and formulate detailed training plans with experienced coaches.

He inquired in detail about the details of each training program and had unique insights on how to improve the combat capabilities of the garrison soldiers.

From the training of swords, spears, swords and halberds, to the practice of formations, and then to actual combat simulations.

Every item has been repeatedly considered and improved by Yin Xing.

He understood that strong combat capability was the foundation for defending Shuozhou Wei and even the entire northern border.

In the afternoon, Yin Xing often rushed around the villages around Shuozhou Wei.

He patiently explained to the local people the significance and benefits of joining the garrison, and actively recruited strong and determined men to expand the garrison's military strength.

Yin Xing knew very well that the injection of fresh blood would give Shuozhou Wei greater vitality and vigor.

He would personally talk to every young person who came to apply.

From the light in their eyes, we can see the hope for the future of Shuozhou Wei.

As night fell, everything was quiet, but Yin Xing did not stop his busy pace.

In his simple office tent, under the dim candlelight, he carefully sorted out the coordination of resources from all parties.

Yin Xing knew clearly that food and supplies were the lifeblood of the army and could not be neglected in the slightest.

Therefore, he often checked data repeatedly with officials in charge of logistics to ensure adequate supply of food and supplies.

From the purchase and transportation of food to the manufacture and maintenance of weapons.

Yin Xing took care of every detail, striving to ensure that there were no mistakes in every link.

He personally took care of every aspect of the construction of the garrison, striving to achieve perfection.

In Yin Xing's eyes, there was always a light as firm as a rock, a light that was blazing and persistent.

He had only one extremely firm goal in his heart: that is to build Shuozhou Wei into an indestructible military fortress, like a towering mountain, standing on the northern border defense line of the Ming Dynasty.

To protect this vast land from wind and rain, add bricks and tiles, and safeguard the peace of the people living in the border areas and the prosperity of the Ming Dynasty.

During the construction process of Shuozhou Wei, Yin Xing shone brightly in the handling of many affairs with his outstanding internal affairs talents.

He arranged all matters of the garrison in an orderly manner, whether it was the construction of barracks, the training of soldiers, or the allocation of food and fodder.

Yin Xingjie has demonstrated extraordinary leadership and execution capabilities, and is truly a rare talent in internal affairs.

However, at this moment, even a man as strong as Yin Xing, who was in charge of the construction of the garrison, couldn't help but look a little restrained and awed.

I saw him lowering his head slightly, his eyes flickering from time to time.

Yin Xing rubbed his hands unconsciously at his sides, as if he was in a very solemn occasion where no mistakes could be made.

This scene happened to fall into Zhu Gang's eyes, and he couldn't help but think about it. Zhu Gang keenly realized that there might be other hidden reasons behind Yin Xing's restraint, and couldn't help but think of the complicated family power behind Lin Zhen.

Lin Zhen's family has deep roots in Luzhou and their influence is extensive.

Like a towering tree with luxuriant branches and leaves, its influence permeates into every field.

Perhaps it was this invisible yet powerful force that made Yin Xing, who had always been calm and confident, unconsciously reveal an expression of caution and awe at this moment.

Zhu Gang knew very well that in the seemingly peaceful Luzhou Wei, the undercurrents of various forces were quietly surging.

Any detail may have a ripple effect, thus affecting the future direction of the Shuozhou Wei army.

Thinking of this, Zhu Gang turned his gaze to Zheng Yuchun who was standing in front of him.

“Deputy Commander Zheng, you and Yin Zhenfu volunteered to fight, so I think you already have a comprehensive plan.

Why don't you speak out and let me hear your thoughts? If what you say is indeed reasonable, I can give you a chance to show yourself."

Upon hearing this, Zheng Yuchun came to the sand table and pointed to the terrain near Luzhou and said, "This is Zipeng Mountain, located in Feixi County, which is the remnant of Dabie Mountain.

This area stretches about 50 miles from east to west, with more than 100 peaks of various sizes and a wide area covered by forests.

In addition, the mountains here are high and the forests are dense, and the terrain is extremely complex.

There are numerous valleys, gullies and dense vegetation, which make it convenient for the army to hide and set up ambushes.

At the same time, many roads converge here, which is the only way for the enemy to march.

According to the speculation of his subordinates, General Wang must have set up an ambush here to inflict heavy damage on the enemy's baggage train.

We can send elite troops to find similar locations to set up ambushes and harass the enemy, thus ensuring that General Wang can transport food and supplies back to the Shuozhou Guard camp."

At this time, Lin Zhen, a general who was quite familiar with the mountains, rivers, landforms, customs and people of Luzhou area, took a slight step forward.

He stood tall and straight, with a focused look on his face, his eyes staring into the distance like torches.

Then Lin Zhen raised his arms and his palms stretched naturally.

Then, with a perfect gesture, he pointed to another high ground.

The high ground stands out against the backdrop of the mountains in the distance.

Lin Zhen's eyes revealed confidence and determination, as if he had already seen through the unique value of this highland.

His action instantly attracted the attention of everyone present.

Everyone looked in the direction Lin Zhen pointed, guessing the deeper meaning behind his action.

The atmosphere at the scene became more focused and solemn, as if everyone was waiting for Lin Zhen to further elaborate on his views on the high ground.

Seeing this, Lin Zhen said smugly, "Deputy Commander Zheng is wrong!

Although Zipeng Mountain is high and densely forested, military strategists have always said "Don't enter the forest" since ancient times.

Unless the enemy generals were extremely stupid, they would never choose this route to transport food and supplies.

In contrast, Dashu Mountain, as the highest point in Luzhou city, is high in the southeast and low in the northwest, and is oval in shape.

It is close to the urban area and has many transportation routes.

In addition, the mountain is rich in vegetation, which can provide good concealment conditions for ambush troops, facilitating observation and raids.

General Wang chose this place as the ambush site, which would not only severely damage the enemy's baggage train, but also ensure that his side would not be isolated and helpless to the greatest extent possible..."

However, before Lin Zhen could finish his words, he was interrupted by Yin Xing who was beside Zheng Yuchun.

(End of this chapter)