When the imperial edict replied by Emperor Chongzhen arrived in Liaodong, Lu Xiangsheng's side had re-occupied Guanglu Island and Changsheng Island. These islands were the places where troops were stationed after the Dongjiang Army of the Ming Dynasty.

Now there is only the Ming flag on the entire sea, so it can ensure the safety of the island. After Lu Xiangsheng inspected, he was very satisfied. At this time, he felt more than ever that the navy was really important.

The cavalry under Lu Xiangsheng came with the imperial edict. After all, during the previous war, there was basically no place for the cavalry to use, so the war horses were left after the Ming army stood firm in Liaodong before they were transported.

In the imperial edicts that came together, Emperor Chongzhen told Lu Xiangsheng about the defeat of Xiazu Dashou's troops. In addition, Emperor Chongzhen also learned from the eavesdropping seeds on Turge that the Qing Dynasty was preparing to create a no-man's land near the sea, so he intended to use cavalry to deal with the Dongjiang army. Lu Xiangsheng had to deal with this matter himself.

The Dongjiang Army today is not the era of Mao Wenlong. In order to have cavalry available in the Dongjiang Army, Emperor Chongzhen even specially arranged to seize two thousand war horses for the Dongjiang Army. With war horses as a maneuver, the no-man's land created by Jianlu was destined to be futile.

Lu Xiangsheng was not surprised by these things, even including Zu Dashou's troops. In his opinion, the general was inevitably killed in the battle. Even if he died in battle, he would just be wrapped in a horse. (At this time, the Ming Dynasty did not know that Zu Dashou surrendered first and then was killed)

Among this decree, what surprised Lu Xiangsheng was that Emperor Chongzhen clearly stated in the decree that if he could capture Jianlu with a higher status, he would have to be escorted to the capital alive. As for what he used for, Emperor Chongzhen did not say it. And even if he said it, no one would believe it.

However, Lu Xiangsheng quickly recalled another seemingly incredible decree of Emperor Chongzhen, which was to let him go if he caught the alive Gubai Banner Gushan Ezhen Turge.

Before, Lu Xiangsheng had doubts, could it be that Turge became a spy in the Ming Dynasty? But later, when he looked at Turge's background, he felt that this matter was impossible.

However, when Lu Xiangsheng remembered it again, he doubted again. Could it be that the emperor really have any means to make the iron-core Jianlu become a spy of the Ming Dynasty? If this is really possible, it would be great! Even if he pays a lot of money, he must catch some Jianlu with high status.

Only by knowing oneself and the enemy can one win every battle. No one has any more experience of this sentence than Lu Xiangsheng who led his troops to fight. If there were some spies from the Ming Dynasty among the senior leaders of Jianlu, he would feel a little excited when he thought about this situation.

After thinking about it for a while, Lu Xiangsheng decided that no matter what the real situation was, since the emperor had issued an order, he would do his best to catch it.

Thinking of this, Lu Xiangsheng stared at Jinzhou.

After the Battle of Lushun, Jianlu retreated to Jinzhou. His so-called Prince Heshuoli Daishan was in Jinzhou. However, it is precisely because of this that Jianlu had many soldiers in Jinzhou. It was not realistic if he led his troops to attack.

The heavy troops of Jianlu were in Jinzhou, which was to prevent the Ming army in Lushun from continuing to restore Liaodong by land. If the Jinzhou was guarded, it would be equivalent to cutting off the opportunity for the Ming army in Lushun to spread from land to other parts of Liaodong.

At the same time, Lu Xiangsheng also had another worry, that if he really caught Daishan, he was his brother of the slave chief. How could a person with such a status betrayed the slave chief and surrender to the Ming Dynasty? Not to end up, after a hard work, it would be useless!

So if Jinzhou is not possible, where is the right place and there is a goal to start? Lu Xiangsheng couldn't help but fall into deep thoughts because of this.

At this moment, suddenly, someone came to report that Zheng Zhilong sent a monk to a clutch, saying that he was from North Korea and reported to the Governor General if something urgent was made.

When Lu Xiangsheng heard this, he thought to himself, what urgent things can be done about a monk from North Korea?

However, he thought that Zheng Zhilong would send him here, and with his steadiness, he should not be sent to him casually. Therefore, Lu Xiangsheng did not delay and immediately sent an order to meet the monk from North Korea.

This monk was entrusted by Cui Mingji, the governor of the Ming Dynasty, who came to see the Dubu of the Ming Dynasty's Baoding Governor. He came all the way, but he didn't expect to hit the Ming Navy's warship. At that time, he was overjoyed and waved his hand to signal, so he could join the Ming army.

He first met Zheng Zhilong, the commander of the Ming Navy, and met the famous pirate king. In the battle of Lushun Bay, more than 300 warships were defeated when they heard the news, which added the halo of the pirate king.

In the impression of Unibu, a person like this is definitely a hero, and it is impossible for anyone to surpass him.

At the beginning, the aura that Zheng Zhilong showed was indeed like this. Just observe by himself, the Ming army in the navy was respectful to Zheng Zhilong, which shows that.

However, Dubu discovered that when he mentioned the governor of Baoding, he could clearly find that Zheng Zhilong had lost his heroic temperament and became very respectful. This discovery surprised Dubu. He was very curious about what kind of person Lu Xiangsheng was, which actually convinced the pirate king.

Of course he didn't know that Zheng Zhilong's admiration for Lu Xiangsheng did not mean that Lu Xiangsheng was very capable. If he really wanted to say that, even ten Lu Xiangshengs could not beat him, Zheng Zhilong. Instead, Lu Xiangsheng's way of commanding the army was as good as his son, and his behavior of sharing weal and woe with ordinary soldiers and sharing life and death with the front line made Zheng Zhilong very impressed!

So, when he saw Lu Xiangsheng alone, he immediately took a closer look at the governor of Baoding, Lu Xiangsheng. What does he look like?

After just taking a look, he immediately had an impression: Lu Xiangsheng is very tall and should belong to the kind of Kong Wu’s powerful type; however, he has a kind of elegant temperament, which is obvious at first glance. The two types of civil and military are reflected in Lu Xiangsheng, making people feel that there is no disharmonious meaning.

Although Lu Xiangsheng did not have a majestic expression, his every move made people dare not feel dissatisfied with him.

This person is definitely Guo Linggong of the Ming Dynasty!

Thinking of this, Dubu did not dare to neglect it. He immediately treated Lu Xiangsheng with respect and said, "I was entrusted by Cui Mingji, the governor, to send a letter to the Governor!"

"Oh?" Lu Xiangsheng heard this, without comment, and just responded lightly.

When Dubu looked at him, he was also looking at Dubu. From his opinion, he did not see anything suspicious about this monk.

At this time, he saw him lifting up a corner of his monk's robe, biting the thread with his teeth, and then tearing it hard, and taking out a very thin piece of silk from the mezzanine of the clothes. Then, he presented it to Lu Xiangsheng with both hands.

As soon as he took it out, Lu Xiangsheng's nose twitched slightly and smelled something. Then, after taking the silk from his guard, as he expected, it was a blood book.

"Governor, this blood book was written by me by the Lord Leader and the Minister of Political Affairs." Waiting for Dubu, I saw that Lu Xiangsheng seemed to have finished reading it, he said, "After the Lord Leader and the Minister of Political Affairs, he was very sad and asked me to convey that North Korea is small and weak, and without the support of the Ming Dynasty, it is difficult to fight against the brutal Jianlu. Because the country of Korea has been constantly extinct, so I can only compromise and hope that the heavenly soldiers of the country can defeat Jianlu as soon as possible and save the Korean people from the fire and fire."

Then, he explained in detail the various actions of North Korea towards the Ming Dynasty after the Bingzi chaos.

To be honest, Lu Xiangsheng does not agree with these things. He really needs to have this integrity. Just like the Japanese pirates invaded before, the Korean monarch and ministers came to the Ming Dynasty from the sea. Will the Ming Dynasty treat them badly? Or, can Jianlu do anything to them? Or does it still lack the courage!

However, Cui Mingji's blood letter also somewhat alleviated Lu Xiangsheng's disgust towards North Korea. He raised the blood letter in his hand and asked, "What's going on with that Kim Sang-hen? Why did I ask my official to send troops to rescue him?"

So, Dubu introduced Kim Sang-hyun again. After all, the blood book is limited in length, and if I really want to write it in detail, Cui Mingji will probably die.

When Lu Xiangsheng heard the story of the North Korean Wen Tianxiang, he was slightly moved and finally nodded and said, "It seems that this person is still honest and deserves to be sent by the official to rescue him!"

After saying this, he began to ask for details and said, "But if I send troops, it will be difficult."

Seeing Dubu's a little disappointed, he knew that he thought he was an excuse and did not want to send troops, so he further explained: "I don't know how powerful Jianlu troops are. This is a difficult point; secondly, Jianlu has taken him back to Liaodong, but if I send troops here, I may not be able to hurry up! Although I have the will, I am powerless!"

Hearing that Lu Xiangsheng was really considering it and putting on specific difficulties, Dubu couldn't help but feel relieved and said quickly: "Don't worry, the military force of Jianlu is only 1,000 Tartar soldiers, led by Ezhen Ying-Yerdai, the Zhengbai Banner Gushan. In addition, there are 4,000 Korean soldiers, led by Marshal Jin Zidian, who are also ordered to escort the food and go to Shengjing together. Along the way, their journey was slow, and as long as the Governor sends troops in time, they cannot intercept them."

Speaking of this, he paused a little and immediately added: "When the Ming army arrives in North Korea, we can secretly contact General Lin Qingye, the Ping'an army envoy. He is an alliance with the head of the government and is also interested in the Ming Dynasty. He will provide information about the army that Jianlu and return to the North."

As he talked about these details, Lu Xiangsheng was only very concerned about one of the points. The leader was the King of Gushan Ezhen, the Zhengbai Banner Gushan Ezhen. Wasn't that Turge, the Gushan Ezhen, the inlaid white banner? Could it be that the emperor had expected this dynasty and specifically hinted that he was going to capture this person and returned to the capital?

Before, Lu Xiangsheng was worried that there was no suitable candidate to start. Unexpectedly, he sent someone so suitable now? And the North Koreans would provide military information, and it would be the first real land battle of the Dongjiang Army. Adding up these situations, this battle is worth fighting no matter from any aspect?

However, after all, Lu Xiangsheng had no seeds of eavesdropping. He couldn't know whether this unique or North Korean leader Cui Mingji was designing to trick him, or was it true as mentioned in the blood book?

But after all, he is not a newborn calf, but a commander who has experienced trials and rich experience.

Don’t miss the opportunity and never come again. Since you have the opportunity, you must seize it.

So he said to Dubu: "When Bingzi was in chaos, my Emperor Ming also sent troops to rescue him. However, before the reinforcements arrived, the Korean king had surrendered to Jianlu. Now that the Korean monarch and ministers have regretted it, I believe that the emperor will not abandon Korea. Therefore, I decided to send troops to rescue him!"

Hearing this, Dubu couldn't help but feel very excited. The heart that had been holding on to him finally relaxed.

However, at the same time, he also noticed that the Governor, who even the pirate King Zheng Zhilong, was extremely respectful when talking about the Ming Emperor.

This kind of respect can be distinguished by one step, and is definitely not respect for the emperor's identity, but respect for the emperor himself.

This perception surprised him very much, and he couldn't help but think in his heart that in the past, it seemed that the Emperor of Ming Dynasty was not very good. Could it be that he worked hard to govern and now he is a wise ruler?

While he was thinking this, he hurriedly thanked Lu Xiangsheng.

Lu Xiangsheng did not care about this, but was very straightforward and immediately sent a military order to gather the Dongjiang army that was resting on the islands. It was originally a cavalry of two thousand and infantry of three thousand. However, many war horses could not be put into battle immediately, so there were only about one thousand and three thousand cavalry of three thousand infantry, and immediately set off for North Korea by boat.

At this time, the benefits of the North Koreans being the transport brigade captain came out again. The ships that transport troops were enough!

Standing on the deck of the flagship, right next to Lu Xiangsheng, he was shocked once again as he looked at the vast Ming army navy and what he saw when he saw the Ming army boarding the ship.

At the beginning, he was actually a little worried. After all, Jianlu had a thousand troops, and in his opinion, it would take at least three thousand Ming troops to deal with it. However, at this moment, he didn't see it that way. The elite of this Ming army, especially the spirit, was unprecedented. Compared with the Tartar army that was lucky and powerful after arriving in North Korea, he felt that they were more elite.

What's more important is that the Ming army is obviously dominated by navy troops, and there are so many war horses. Isn't this too luxurious?

From this he could see at once that the Dongjiang Army that made a comeback was by no means comparable to the Dongjiang Army before.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but look forward to what his expression would be when Lord Leading the Consortium knew about the situation on the Ming army?

He didn't know that before these troops set out, Lu Xiangsheng had already sent a clutch to North Korea.

The people on the Clippers were all his personal guards, selected by him from the Korean sailors who surrendered in the Battle of Lushun. The reason he did this was that the Dongjiang Army was fighting here after all, and he might go to North Korea in the future, and might come in handy, but he didn't expect that it would come in handy so soon!

In this way, a war involving the Ming Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty and the Koreans quietly began without anyone expected it.

Calling God Say

This chapter is considered to make up for yesterday.
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