More than a thousand cavalry continued to run forward, and withered grass gradually appeared on the wasteland, and the camp tents were looking away. Then, a more dull sound of horse hooves came from a distance, and tens of thousands of Mongolian cavalry appeared in front.

The two cavalry gradually approached and gradually slowed down. When they were about a hundred steps apart, the two sides finally stopped. The Mongolian Yuan liaison officer following Kopelov hurriedly stepped forward and introduced: "In front is Ezirtutaiji of our Heshuotei, the nephew of the Khan."

Taiji originated from the Chinese prince and prince, which is a title for the leader of the Mongolian Yuan tribe. The contact official means that the leader of the Heshuote tribe, and he is also the nephew of Gushikhan.

This status is already high enough. The leader of the Heshuote tribe came to greet him in person. Kopelov was a little flattered. At the same time, he was also happy. Gushikhan sent such an important figure to greet him, proving that the Wastu tribe was interested in sending troops to the Ming Dynasty!

After a warm greeting between the two sides through the translator, Ezirtutaiji led Kopelov and his envoys to the Khan tent. As for the Cossack cavalry, they were led by the large army to rest.

Gushikhan was indeed very interested in sending troops to the Ming Dynasty. If the situation was not bad, he would take a lot of money from Tsarist Russia and then send troops to the Ming Dynasty to gain some advantage. After all, it is difficult to encounter such an opportunity for Tsarist Russia to go to war with the Ming Empire. It would be a pity not to make some advantage.

Of course, it would be best if they could overthrow the Ming Empire, but Gushikhan did not have such extravagance. He knew that he still had a little bit of it. Although the Watshu tribe returned to its peak strength during the heyday, the Ming Empire also returned to its peak state during the period of the founding dynasty. At that time, they even overthrew the orthodox of the Mongol Yuan. It was not enough to just look at the Watshu tribe in front of them, and even if Tsarist Russia added, it would not be possible to overthrow them.

Gushihan's mentality of taking advantage of both sides is naturally very clear. If you want to fool people, you must take advantage of them. If you like to take advantage of others, you must fool them. If you like to take advantage of them, you must fool them. You think there is a huge advantage to take.

After Kopelov came to the Khan tent, he gave a chest caress to Gushikhan, and then said loudly: "The great Gushikhan, the Russian Army General Kopelov, on behalf of His Majesty the Tsarist Majesty and Prime Minister Rozov, said hello to you."

After hearing the translator's words, Gu Shihan slowly stood up and solemnly stroked his chest: "Thank you His Majesty the Tsar and Lord Rozov for your greetings, and ask General Kopelov to convey my greetings to them."

After saying that, he kindly greeted Rozov and his group to sit at a row of small tables on the left, and then motioned Eziertu to sit on his right head, then sat down again.

After everyone sat down cross-legged, Gushihan did not rush to ask Kopelov what he was here for. Instead, he said kindly: "God General, isn't this a hard journey?"

Fok, this guy is not simple. Although these words sound like a kind greeting, the meaning is not that simple. If we start from the perspective of negotiation, then what he means is that in this winter, you will definitely be beaten by the Ming Empire in such a hurry!

Kopelov cursed in his heart, and then said with a slight smile: "Thank you for your concern, I'm fine. A few years ago, when I was expeditioning to the Siberian Khanate, I led my army to chase their main force and ran tens of thousands of miles. This distance is nothing to me."

He was just bragging. When he was fighting the Siberian Khanate, he only led tens of thousands of people to destroy a few medium-sized tribes of a certain scale. He ran thousands of miles after slaughtering. If he counted from the imperial capital, there were naturally tens of thousands of miles. But the problem is that he was rushing to the battlefield leisurely by boat, and he didn't use it to run tens of thousands of miles at all!

Gushikhan naturally didn't know whether what he said was true or not, so he could only say, "Hahaha, General, you are indeed extremely brave. Ben Khan likes the warrior the most. Come on, serve wine and food. Ben Khan wants to drink a few more drinks with this warrior who came from afar."

After the wine and food came, Gushihan still did not mention the war in Siberia, nor did he mention the Ming Empire. He just kept urging him to drink, as if he was really asking someone to come and drink.

Kopelov seemed to have forgotten what he was here for, and only knew to keep drinking and eating, and then whispered some heroic achievements that he had heard from others, just as he was talking about his record, and even the members of the other envoys next to him were almost vomiting.

General Kopelov is really shameless. You are brave and you are nothing. Those are the achievements of others!

Why is Kopelov so shameless? Do you think you can’t brag about something else? Why do you repeatedly emphasize your courage?

Of course he has a purpose. His courage is blowing, but Gu Shihan's courage is not blowing.

Gu Shihan was indeed attracted by interest. As he chatted, he suddenly sighed: "Oh, it's a pity that since defeating the Eastern Chagatai Khanate, there has been no decent opponents. I have no chance to move my muscles on the battlefield."

Kopelov immediately took advantage of the situation and said, "Khan, please forgive me for taking the blame. I don't agree with this. Isn't there a powerful Ming Empire in the east?"

Gu Shihan heard this and curled his lips and said, "Courage does not mean that he has developed limbs and simple minds. The Ming Empire is not the same level as us. Why do you fight to the death for no reason?"

Kopelov pretended to be slightly drunk and said, "Da Khan, I still have to say a few words. I heard that your ancestor Yesian Khan once defeated the Ming Empire, and even captured their emperors."

When Gu Shihan heard this, his face changed and he said angrily: "Yesan is not the ancestor of Ben Khan, and the Ming Empire he defeated at that time was not the current Ming Empire. At that time, the eunuchs of the Ming Empire were in power and made a mess of the internal situation, and they had no combat power at all. The Ming Empire is very powerful now."

Kopelov still pretended to be slightly drunk and said, "Oh, is the Ming Empire very powerful? Why don't I know!"

Gu Shihan couldn't help but mock him: "You don't know? Why did Ben Khan hear that you were beaten by the Ming Empire in Siberia and had spanked and urinated?"

Kopelov pretended to be crazy by drinking: "Hahahaha, what a piss is just luring the enemy into the depths."

How could Gushikhan be deceived so easily? He continued to mock him: "You are too clever to lure the enemy into depth. You have been defeated for thousands of miles. Will you lure it to lure your Tsarist Russian imperial capital?"

As soon as he said this, Eziertu and others on the right couldn't help laughing. They were beaten to the point of urination. They were defeated for thousands of miles and said that they were luring the enemy into the depths. It was ridiculous!

Kopelov was not angry. When the people on the other side laughed enough, he said in a daze: "Khan, you have to know that the Ming Empire used almost all the troops, but there were millions of people. If we don't lure them for thousands of miles, would it work? Besides, we will just send tens of thousands of troops to deal with them. It's not just lure the enemy. If we really fight, will we only have tens of thousands of troops?"

Gu Shihan was stunned when he heard this. He was not very clear about these situations. Could it be that Tsarist Russia was really luring the enemy into the depths?
Chapter completed!