Mr. Lu Xun once said that when a person's belief conflicts with the reality he perceives, and someone happens to take advantage of this time to implant a new belief in him, the final result will be obvious.

This is the situation in Achanga now.

He joined Niangan Department at a young age and grew up hearing about Qian Deaf Old Dog's heroic and martial deeds. The seeds of loyalty to Qian Deaf Old Dog and to me, Taqing, had already been planted in Achang'a's heart.

When Achang'a got older and was sent out to perform various tasks by the stick stick department, Achang'a saw a real Taqing and a real money-deaf old dog.

The more he knew the truth of the matter, the more panicked Achang'a felt.

Before that, Achang'a could comfort himself by saying that people who are not from my race will have different hearts, or he could comfort himself by saying that all the people in the world are unruly people, thus ensuring that his faith will not collapse.

However, when Achang'a watched the Eight Banners miners one after another began to accuse me of the Tatar Qing court and began to shout for the overthrow of the Tatar Qing Dynasty, Achang'a's faith inevitably began to waver.

Achang'a was afraid that he would become like the Eight Banners miners of the Shangsanqingwuwubanners, who could only think about mining to atone for their sins. He was even more afraid that he would be like them, thinking of shining for the overthrow of the Tatars.

While his inner faith had not completely collapsed, Achanga decided not to inquire about the authenticity of Meng Lianggu's firearms, but instead planned how to escape from the mine and how to report everything he had experienced.

However, what makes Achang'a despair is that as long as he tries to escape, he will definitely be discovered by those damn supervisors. Even if he is careful and careful and makes sure that no one around him notices his intention to escape, he still can't hide from those people.

The eyes of the overseer.

Achanga finally despaired.

Achang'a felt that either what he learned from Sticking the Gun was useless, or these supervisors were all descendants of Jin Yiwei, or else he couldn't explain why he was caught by them every time he escaped.

Later, Achanga no longer thought about escaping, but thought about how to perform well, how to dig an extra pound of coal, and how to shine for the overthrow of the Tatars.

Until one day, Achanga finally knew the truth of the matter.

It wasn’t that what he learned from Guanggan was useless, and those supervisors were not the heirs of Jin Yiwei as he imagined. The truth of the matter was actually very simple, so simple that it was outrageous.

Those supervisors were originally officers from the Green Battalion!

When it comes to spying out information, concealing assassinations, etc., ten Green Camp soldiers cannot compare to one Niangan worshiper of the Tang Dynasty. But when it comes to the ability of being a deserter, even a hundred Niangan soldiers worship the Tang Dynasty together can't compare to it.

A veteran of the Green Camp, youzi. These Green Camp soldiers are not very good at commanding and fighting, but when it comes to catching deserters...

Therefore, Achang'a fell into the trap like this, inexplicably.

Of course, there are thousands of good stick-gluing players in Taqing. One more Achang'a or one less Achang'a will basically have no impact on the stick-gluing area. The only ones that will be affected are Agui and Mingxing.

Unlucky guy.

Without waiting for news from Achang'a, Agui and Mingxing would not be able to judge whether the rifled cannon mentioned in the "Meng Lianggu Newspaper" was true or false, and naturally they would not dare to attack Meng Lianggu directly.

For Agui and Mingxing, it didn't matter if the news was false, but if it was true and they were appointed as the captain of the transportation team for Zhu Ni again, then there would really be no way to explain the matter.

Seeing that more than a month passed in a hurry, some of the matchlocks and flintlock guns purchased from Xiyi were in place one after another, but the spies sent out after Achang'a were all in vain. Agui, the imperial envoy, finally sat down.

Can't stand it any longer.

Counterfeit first.

Agui thought that since he couldn't find out the truth about Meng Lianggu, he might as well prepare for the worst - assuming Zhu Ni didn't talk nonsense in the "Meng Lianggu Newspaper", that meant that rifled cannons were indeed better than smoothbore cannons.

They are much more powerful. If this is the case, then we, the Qing Dynasty, will also build a batch of rifled cannons.

As long as you try to build a few first, you will know whether the rifled cannon is as powerful as Zhu Ni boasted.

After all, making cannons requires nothing more than copper, iron and craftsmen, and whether it is copper, iron resources or craftsmen, we, the Taqing, are much stronger than those rebels in Meng Lianggu. The rebels in Meng Lianggu can make rifled cannons, just like we, the Taqing

Can be made.

However, before our Tatars could imitate the first rifled gun, bad news came one after another.

First of all, Dengzhou fell completely into the hands of the Meng Lianggu rebels. Now the Meng Lianggu rebels have taken control of Dengzhou Prefecture, Laizhou Prefecture, Tai'an Prefecture, Yizhou Prefecture and most of Yanzhou Prefecture, plus half of Qingzhou Prefecture.

To put it bluntly, half of Shandong fell into Zhu Ni's hands.

The second bad news is that the rebel Chen Tailai got a large number of flintlock guns from nowhere, and now he has colluded with the Bagua Cult rebels in Caozhou, so Fukangan had to abandon Heze.

But the third bad news made Agui feel like dying.

Rebellious traitors appeared in fifteen more state capitals in our Qing Dynasty.

Rebels appeared in Zhangde Prefecture, rebel bandits also appeared in Pingyang Prefecture, Nanyang Prefecture, Guide Prefecture, Runing Prefecture, Xuzhou Prefecture, Yingzhou Prefecture, and Luzhou Prefecture. Rebellious bandits appeared in these places.

In addition, traces of rebels have also appeared in Zhangzhou Prefecture, Chaozhou Prefecture, Huizhou Prefecture, Fuzhou Prefecture, Yanping Prefecture, Taizhou Prefecture, and Ningbo Prefecture.

If Zhu Jinsong, Chen Tailai, and the state capitals occupied by the Bagua Sect are also included, then it is no exaggeration to say that the heart and soul of our country has become a mess.

It is sheer nonsense to say that these state capitals where rebels appeared were forced by the government and the people to rebel, and it is also sheer nonsense to say that the people in these state capitals want to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty.

The reason why so many state capitals rebelled one after another was that the former places were due to the existence of two groups of rebels, Zhu Jinsong and Chen Tailai, and the latter was due to the existence of Lin Shuangwen.

In the final analysis, it was still because of Zhu Ni.

After all, Zhu Jinsong and Chen Tailai were able to rebel in a place like Shandong, which is difficult to rebel. It took almost a year to delay the rebellion, but they were not wiped out. Instead, they cut off all the water transportation of the Qing Dynasty. What does this mean?

This shows that our Tatar Qing court is useless. It can’t even deal with the rebels in Shandong. Who else can we deal with?

Agui knew very well that if Zhu Ni could not be wiped out with lightning speed, more state capitals would join the ranks of the rebels in the future. These rebels would attack each other, devour each other, and finally decide who is the real one.

The dragon comes to fight the Tatars to the death with me.

Of course, the most likely possibility is that we, the Qing Qing, will be killed by these rebels before we can wait for that day.

Zhongyuan Tangkou has a history of thousands of years, and this kind of thing has been written clearly in the history books.

Therefore, the problem has returned to its original starting point - if we want to stabilize the Tatar state, we must first kill Zhu Jinsong, a famous rebel, and if we want to kill Zhu Jinsong...

Agui always felt unsure of herself.

Glancing at Fu Huan, who had just arrived at Jinan with his troops, and Fukang'an, who had to abandon Heze and retreat to Jinan, Agui gritted his teeth and said, "Don't care about Meng Lianggu's side. The situation is no better than before. If it happens again,

If we drag it on, I'm afraid our Tatar empire will be at war everywhere."

After everyone nodded in agreement, Agui turned his attention to Fukangan again: "Uncle Fu, I intend to let you be the vanguard of the attack on Meng Lianggu this time. I wonder what Uncle Fu wants?"

Fukang'an sat on the chair, rubbing the thumb and index finger of his right hand on the ring on his left thumb, and responded with a cold expression: "Okay."

Agui laughed sarcastically, and then turned his attention to Fu Huan: "Brother Fu Huan, how about you lead the rear army to support us this time?"

Fu Huan also agreed: "Don't worry, Imperial Envoy, nothing will go wrong."

Agui hummed, then turned his attention to Mingxing: "After the troops were dispatched, as soon as the supplies of food, grass, and ammunition were provided, it fell on Brother Mingxing?"

Mingxing also agreed without hesitation: "That's right. Don't worry, Imperial Envoy."

Look, look, even though Uncle Fu looked at the imperial envoy from the corner of his eye when he came down, even though Grand Scholar Fu Huan was careless when he came down, even though he was very careless when he came down, they

You're all giving this imperial envoy face, aren't you?

I am so happy that I wish I could give these bastards to the man named Zhu, or ask Long Live Lord to simply change the imperial envoy to count the balls, so as not to suffer the embarrassment of waiting here!

After scolding Fukang'an, Fu Huan, and Mingxing in his heart, Agui stood up and shouted to the soldiers: "Come here! Pass the imperial envoy's order, set up the drums, and order the troops!"
Chapter completed!