The white field of Ganyin is extremely noisy. It was covered with dark clouds and snow. After a strong wind, low white clouds flashed in the blue sky. As the sunset was setting, the sunset was bright red, reflecting the white snow. The auxiliary soldiers of the Chinese army Tianxiong Camp in the camp moved the baggage in the box cart, and the empty box cart formed four circular defense lines on the periphery of the camp. The six-wheeled baggage truck of the Chinese army was already thick, and the auxiliary soldiers were loading mud with shovels in their hands. The scouts and combat soldiers took carp guns and crossbows and watched the enemy cavalry running around the camp. The commander Luo Tian ordered that if the enemy was too close to the Chinese army front,

If there is no need, try to use a bow and crossbow to drive away the enemy. Luo Tian was still afraid that the soldiers of Tianxiong Camp used carriages too early, which would make the rebels afraid and flee the battlefield in advance. According to the spy obtained earlier, there were only hundreds of thousands of Qiang and Tibetans living in the Duogan area. Today, from the number of rebels gathered, the commander Luo Tian judged that the enemy here could almost reach more than 80% of the population of Duogantusi. Luo Tian initially calculated that if he could annihilate his opponents in one battle, the Duogan area would become an empty and uninhabited area within decades. In this way, the Han people would have less trouble controlling this place in the future.

Commander Luo Tian followed Emperor Zhang Ping'an to fight at the age of nine, and was also the youngest general in the Chinese army to lead troops alone. Luo Tian learned to fight with Zhang Ping'an and also learned his dark-hearted methods. As Emperor Zhang Ping'an often said, fighting means to exhaust all means to plot against opponents. Whoever is more shameless in the war will be able to defeat opponents in the war. In the current battlefield, Luo Tian made common sense mistakes one after another, which is to ask the enemy commander to think that he is a mediocre combat talent. Perhaps Luo Tian was too young and he did not think thoroughly about people's hearts. If he met an enemy general who was old at war, he could easily see through Luo Tian's plan.

It seems that Wang Yayahu, a sect, was not like an experienced general. He ordered the entire army to surround the Chinese army in the camp without tempting the reality of the Chinese army. What Luo Tian was even more incomprehensible was that the Duogan rebels had never had hundreds of cavalry attacking the Chinese army camp. The scattered cavalry of the Duogan rebels were also shot by the Imperial Army's crossbow because they were too close. The bodies of more than 200 dead rebels were filled with arrows, and the arrow shafts were shaking in the cold wind. As the outer defense line of the Chinese army took shape, the Duogan rebels who had no fighter planes ran away and started to return to the camp. Three hundred Chinese army's cooking box trucks successively raised white smoke, and auxiliary soldiers who specialized in cooking began to prepare supper with the help of Japanese slaves.

The Chinese army's field meals are now higher than those during the Possess Army. Before the meal, each soldier can get a bowl of fruit candy water to eliminate fatigue for the soldiers who march for a day. In the past, there were few fruit trees outside the pass during the Possess Army. In addition to being able to eat seasonal fruits in summer and autumn, the field meals are always the same. Emperor Zhang Ping'an took his busy schedule to write a business strategy for the "Ping'an" business. The focus is on opening a sugar-water fruit workshop for two newly established provinces in Guangdong and Guangxi that are convenient for long-term storage. Because Emperor Zhang Ping'an ordered the General Staff to equip fruits for the Northern Army's field meals, the staff members were confused. Emperor Zhang Ping'an liked to eat fruits. Emperor Zhang Ping'an liked to eat fruits.

He also likes to plant fruit trees by himself. He has a group of students who specialize in farming and learned fruit tree grafting technology from the emperor. In areas with water sources in Shandong and Zhili, a large number of peaches and pears (author's note: Apples have not been introduced to China during this period). This has also become the main source of fruit food for the Imperial Army. Fruits are produced in the southern region, especially the pineapple that was introduced to the Empire in the early years of the Apocalypse, which has a particularly large yield. In addition, the Guangdong-Guangdong region is suitable for planting sugarcane, and the longan and lychees produced here have become the main supply area for the main canister. The so-called canister is to use a pot pot that can hold about 20 kilograms of fruit and sugar water to boil over high heat, and take it out and seal the can after two hours.

The Han people are very skilled in making pottery, and the covered pot can be sealed naturally during the cooling process. After the pottery is cooled, the top of the pot must be sealed again with wax. After these fruit cans are shipped to Taiwan, they become a hot-selling commodity. After all, the Thais are very stupid. They sailed on the sea for months and ate some rotten food, causing the crew to die frequently. Hundreds of years ago, Zheng He knew to use soybeans to germinate sepsis, but the Thais are still not sure about this secret. The smart emperor Zhang Ping'an also asked the "Ping'an" business to build workshops in the Ponucheng area. The beef and mutton produced by them are pure in taste and have become one of the hot-selling commodities. Nowadays, when the Thais are trading in Taiwan, in addition to silk

In addition to traditional best-selling products such as silk, porcelain, tea, new products such as muskets, ammunition, cans, down clothing, etc. have become big-selling products. The huge demand has led to the out of stock of fruits. The clever Gu Yaxin also made the most valuable northern mixed fruits such as hawthorns and plums into cans, and also sold them at high prices in Taiwan. Returning to the Lingzang battlefield, the Chinese soldiers drank the steaming sugar water and started eating a regular meal in half an hour. The big pot with tempting aroma was churning, and the large beef soup was mixed with potatoes and carrots, which made people's appetites rise at a glance. Since the camp was first established, there was not much time left for the chefs' auxiliary soldiers, and the finished baked bread became the staple food.

The aroma of the Chinese army cooking was spread to the noses of Duogan's patrol scouts, making them drool. They envied the Chinese army, an enemy from afar. In the eyes of Duogan's scouts, not only had excellent armor, but also paid so much attention to eating. Before nightfall, the commander Luo Tian ordered two scouts to lead 4,000 auxiliary soldiers to serve, and the rest of the people took a break as soon as possible after the meal to welcome the battle the next day. Since the Eagle Camp formed a large number of scouts, thousands of people, the other soldiers have imitated them. The leaders and generals of the soldiers have all thought about it, and the commander of the Slave Army during the Phantom Army.

Zhang Ping'an usually has an extra tilt in equipment to scouts. He is the best weapon for his combat barracks. Luo Tian, ​​who is agile, is no exception. Tianxiong Camp is an experienced combat barracks. It is very common for him to form a 6,000 scouts, thousand people. As a unit to fight, Tianxiong Camp is given priority for combat weapons. In addition to traditional weapons, crossbows and swords, each scouts are equipped with five revolvers. It is said that this pistol is valuable. The court's Ministry of Revenue did not want to pay the money, so the emperor paid private money to add a guarantee for the frontline soldiers.

The conflict between big figures was not qualified to participate, and it was still okay for them to complain to the officials of the Ministry of Revenue. In the eyes of the soldiers, even Zhang Ping'an was so concerned about the soldiers of the Empire after he ascended the throne with the yellow robe from the head coach of the Po Slave Army. The auxiliary soldiers of Tianxiong Camp, who were on the spot, brought bows and arrows from the scouts. They hid behind the box trucks under the leadership of the scouts. There were more than 30 charcoal piles in front of the box truck, which was used for lighting at night to prevent enemy sneak attacks. That night, the Duogan rebels launched three small-scale sneak attacks, but the rebels were beaten back by dense arrows before they even approached the camp. The next morning, the Chinese army had breakfast.

The soldiers began to tie the saddles of the war horses and made a final inspection of the horseshoes. The officers of each department gathered the troops with swan whistles. When the soldiers lined up, the officers couldn't help but reminded their subordinates whether they had all weapons to carry. Today's first battle was Yu Jian, the Tianxiong Camp's General Commander. He would lead 6,000 troops to fight. The Zhengjun Chengjia Banner led 6,000 troops to guard his left and right, and the Zhengjun Xing Yushi led 5,000 scouts and cavalry to pursue. In today's battle, the commander Luo Tian ordered the Chinese army to arrange the traditional Bagua formation, with each five hundred people being a squad, separated by ten feet from each other, and each formation was a six-horizontal team and a round of shooting tactics. The Chinese army formation was in the east of the Duogan rebels, and the commander Luo Tian planned to start a war in the morning to block the enemy's sight with dazzling sunlight.

However, human calculations are not as good as heaven's calculations. In the morning, the battlefield was clear and clear. When the Chinese army had just completed the formation, it was covered with dark clouds again. Luo Tian could only sigh that he was too far from the ability of Emperor Zhang Ping'an when predicting the weather. This is not the main thing. After all, the Chinese army is highly morale and well-equipped weapons. These are the keys to defeating the enemy. Yesterday, Luo Tian found that the Duogan rebels were chaotic. Most of the cavalry did not have armor. From the appearance, the so-called cavalry was formed by a group of herders. Yesterday, Luo Tian did not see the complete cavalry formation when observing the enemy formation. He only saw a messy crowd. The war drums of the Chinese army had already alarmed the Duogan rebels.

The rebel cavalry who went out to fight were still out of the formation, while the old, weak, women and children in the camp also rode horses and waved flags behind the green formation. Don’t say that the formation of hundreds of thousands of people was still quite spectacular. If the new recruits who had never seen a large formation would usually be scared to pee their pants. But the Chinese soldiers who were old at war didn’t even look at them at all. They had long seen the weakness of the enemy from the other side’s chaos. As the officers of each formation issued orders for the battle, the Chinese army raised its right hand like a forest indicates that the battle was about to begin. One hundred crossbow cannon box trucks quickly penetrated into their own military formation. Just as the commander Luo Tian was preparing to issue an offensive order, several cavalry wearing yellow robes came from the Duogan rebels.

In order to prevent the enemy from assassinating his own chief general, the military formation scouted eight cavalry at the command of the commander Luo Tian to investigate. Soon, the cavalry came to report that the living Buddha of Ta'er Temple, Ajiaxirasangbu, hoped that the Celestial Army would withdraw from Duogan, and the Living Buddha would persuade all divisions to surrender to the empire. This was about to start fighting before it came out. Luo Tian was immediately angry and refused the request of the Living Buddha envoy. When watching the formation, Luo Tian saw that there were thousands of red-clothed lamas in the Duogan rebels. These monk soldiers were holding weapons in their hands. The commander Luo Tian also regarded these monk soldiers as enemies. Emperor Zhang Ping'an once said many times that only when they could fight could they be harmonious. If the Chinese army could not defeat the Duogan rebels today, then

Tibetans in the Dusi area of ​​Mowusizangdusi must rebel. In order to force the rebels to attack first, Commander Luo Tian ordered the arrest of these lamas who were circulating the message. As expected, hundreds of Chinese cavalry rushed out of the army and captured several lamas in front of the formation with horse ropes, which triggered the restlessness of the Duogan rebels. They did not receive the order from the commander Yayahu. The Duogan cavalry waved their swords and rushed to the camp where the Chinese army was located. Seeing the enemy's active attack, Commander Luo Tian stood on the horse's back with his feet tightly stepped on the stirrups and raised his right hand and his eyes to patrol the battlefield. As Luo Tian waved his hand hard, the Chinese military muskets flew into the enemy formation with blue smoke. (To be continued)
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