Reborn Regent of Ming Dynasty

As soon as I heard that there were dry food and side dishes, my morale, which had fallen to the bottom, really lifted a lot.Originally, when marching, you must be hungry on the night of departure, and you must be hungry the next day. Meals will not be provided until the third day. The local civil officials' regulations on the supply of the army are so perverted, because examples of mutiny during the march are really rare in Daming .

"Damn it, I also said that I would take things away when it got dark, so there's no need for it now."

"It seems that the commander-in-chief took out a lot of things from Ni Chong's big boss, and hoped that the higher-ups would cut us off a little later, so that we would be full."

"It's impossible to count on the superiors, but I guess, this time the commander seems to want to stick to Jinan's credit, and he must have prepared a lot of food. Let's get some benefits from the villages along the way. ... You guys, be more active, and just go with me when the time comes."

"That's right, officials want to get promoted and get rich, and we soldiers shouldn't be so stupid." [

"There's not even a supervising army this time, isn't it just letting us go as we please?"

It stands to reason that every time a military master like the Lu army goes on an expedition, the imperial court will definitely send a supervisor, a censor, in the army to monitor military discipline and whether the commander has the intention of rebelling against his ministers. Soldiers are multiple shackles, and the generals who are locked will not dare to do anything wrong, and the possibility of rebellion is minimized.

But this system has been collapsing for a long time. If civil servants don’t have their own battalion as the basis of force, they can’t control the generals at all. It doesn’t matter whether you are the governor or the governor. Nothing to play.

The civil servants failed, and the censors were ignored, and the military discipline of the Ming army took a sharp turn for the worse.

At dusk, a camp head was selected, with a town as the center, surrounded by five or six villages, and the army began to set up camp. After all, Qiu Lei was from a family, and sent cavalry to guard the periphery. Fences were erected in the narrow pass to prevent horses from attacking at night, but most of the officers and soldiers lived in the homes of the villagers, and a few slept in tents. He lived in the town with his entourage, staff and family members. Soon, the originally peaceful small town The town was turned upside down by the rioters. At dusk, groups of soldiers rushed out, catching chickens and dogs, plundering people's property, and even raping women. All kinds of evil deeds were endless. The whole camp was surrounded by people crying The sound went straight into the sky, but the generals at all levels, including Qiu Lei, turned a blind eye to it and didn't hear it.

Before dark, the soldiers, who had had enough trouble, returned to the building in groups of three or four, cooking pots and cooking, and what was not unexpected was that the morale of the building climbed upwards.

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Since the appearance of the Qing army and the establishment of Nuoda's camp under the city of Jinan, the fresh air that had just appeared in the city has disappeared.

Although the business continued to operate, the refugees were taken care of, and the smallpox was suppressed, the lively and relieved expressions on everyone's faces were replaced again, and almost everyone's faces were filled with panic and anxiety.

This city has not heard of war for 200 years, and now there is a group of the most dangerous bandits and beasts stationed outside the city. For decades, this army composed of beasts has won almost every battle against Ming Dynasty. People in the south of the Yangtze River may I don't have a very intuitive understanding of the Qing army or feel the danger. After all, Shandong is a northern province. Denglai is also the rear supply base of Liaozhen and Dongjiang Town, and has sent officers and soldiers to fight across the sea. I have seen the Tartars, but Shandong people are also very clear about the sufferings brought to Hebei people by the Qing army's first three entry. Otherwise, there would not be 20 refugees in the provincial capital staying in the city.