In Liaodong, Lu Xiangsheng had returned to Haizhou, did not stay in Anshan Yibao, nor did he continue to attack Liaoyang. The reason is very simple, there was not enough food and supplies, so he had to take enough troops to attack Liaoyang.

If the troops to attack Liaoyang were fewer, although Jianlu had already lost all the troops, he still had combat power. Maybe he would give away the heads, so it was obviously impossible to do it.

But no matter what, the Ming army's night stoppage began to appear near Liaoyang. From Anshan Yibao to Liaoyang, it became a battlefield for scouts on both sides, at least that's the case now.

At this time, at the head of the governor of Haizhou, Lu Xiangsheng was standing in front of a huge map of Liaodong, saying to Li Dingguo, who had been promoted to general, and Chen Shaoan: "The emperor has sent reliable news that the Japanese have formed an alliance with Jianlu. They will not only send troops to Korea, but also transport grain to Jianlu. They will transport grain from here to here..."

While talking, he pointed to the map with his hand and was at a point in the northern waters of North Korea, and then continued: "In order to save food as much as possible, Jianlu did not want to waste it on the road. Therefore, they had decided to transport it inland from the Tumen River through ships. If they could go by water, they would never take land..."

Hearing this, Li Dingguo and Chen Shaoan both showed surprise. However, Li Dingguo, who went to attend the military parade before the New Year, was better because he knew that the only gold medal of the Ming Dynasty was obtained by the spy of the Jinyiwei. This spy of the Jinyiwei even became the son-in-law of Huang Taiji, the former slave of Jianlu for a while. He had to admit that the spy ability of the Ming Dynasty was really strong!

While they were thinking, Lu Xiangsheng had already announced seriously: "Therefore, the emperor's decree was to select a cavalry to secretly go to the Tumen River mouth and burn the food given to Jianlu that the Japanese kingdom had given to him. I decided to send you two. How about it?"

Li Dingguo's combat command ability has been recognized by everyone in the Battle of Yaozhouyi. He led the army and was able to adapt to changes. Lu Xiangsheng was relieved. Chen Shaoan was from the Han Dynasty in Liaodong and stayed in Jianlu for a long time, but he did not recognize many people like Kong Youde. Therefore, if he led the way to cooperate with Li Dingguo, Lu Xiangsheng was also the most relieved.

"I will obey the order!" Li Dingguo and Chen Shaoan heard this, clasped their fists and led their orders.

At this time, almost everyone knew how fatal it was to Jianlu with his seven-inch attack!

After hearing their reply, Lu Xiangsheng nodded and said, "Now Jianlu has shrunk a lot due to insufficient troops. I have thought carefully that you should be able to avoid Jianlu's eyes and ears when you walk along this road. In this battle, your troops are not large, but unexpectedly. Therefore, just lead the cavalry of the Dongjiang Army."

The Cavalry Camp remained in Liaodong for 5,000, but relatively speaking, the Dongjiang Cavalry was more adapted to the climate and environment of Liaodong. Besides, if there were too many people, it would be easy to be discovered by Jianlu. If it lost its suddenness, it would be difficult to destroy Jianlu's food, which would be bad!

Seeing Li Dingguo and Chen Shaoan listening carefully, Lu Xiangsheng continued to explain: "In addition, in order to cover you, I will strengthen the harassment of Liaoyang and attract the attention of Jianlu. After you burn the food of Jianlu, you will act according to the actual situation. It is best to harass Jianlu in the north and cause big noises; if there is no fighter, don't force it, come back..."

Speaking of this, he raised his voice and emphasized seriously: "The main purpose of this battle is to burn food. In addition, we must minimize casualties among the soldiers. This is also what the emperor emphasized. Do you remember?"

"I will obey the order!" Li Dingguo and Chen Shaoan immediately replied seriously.

As for the news that Emperor Chongzhen was about to lead the army and restore Chenyang, Lu Xiangsheng had already mentioned it to them. This is also the reason why Lu Xiangsheng told them that if he had the chance, he would make trouble in the north of Jianlu.

On the third day, Li Dingguo, who had been prepared, and with Chen Shaoan, he quietly left Haizhou with three thousand Dongjiang cavalry and disappeared on the land of Liaodong.

As soon as they left, Lu Xiangsheng went to stay in Anshan Post Fort, and as agreed, he increased the harassment of Liaoyang. Although the food and grass were not enough to support the army in attacking Liaoyang, there was no problem of sending more nights and not collecting them.

After Dorgon from Shengjing learned about the situation, he was relieved after learning about the situation. He explained to Bumubutai, who had been worried, "After the Ming army captured Anshan Post Fort, at most he would send him no one to harass Liaoyang at night. This shows that the Ming army must also lack food and grass, so he would miss the opportunity to fight."

Speaking of this, he raised his voice a little, and said firmly: "With the cleverness of the Ming Dynasty emperor, I will never see that the Qing Dynasty is at its weakest time, but I still haven't sent troops to attack, which means that there is no surplus grain in the Ming Dynasty. When the Ming Dynasty's grain is harvested and transported to Liaodong, I will get the food from Japan early in the morning and have already recovered."

"This is so good, I will feel at ease!" Bumubutai breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this. She still believed Dorgon's judgment very much.

After seeing her reaction, Dorgon turned to look at Haoge and told him: "The food in Japan is related to the future of my Qing Dynasty. You must transport as much food as possible here."

When the Qing Dynasty needed unity the most, Dorgon finally handed over the matter of transporting grain to Haoge, which can be regarded as a compensation for suppressing Haoge before.

In fact, he also hid some thoughts on this matter.

It was just a reckless idiot, Hauge, who had a reckless idiot. If he got the food but had a strange intention, Dorgon would not be afraid. He believed that he could defeat Hauge.

In addition, after Haoge left, the only lineage left by Huang Taiji was the guardian commanded by Oboi, and his power would be greatly weakened, making it even harder to provoke Dorgon's authority. In addition, Bumubutai and him wore a pair of pants, the regent can almost be said to be equivalent to the emperor.

Duoduo is in Liaoyang, but only Yuetuo is still in Shengjing.

Although he has already supported Dorgon from the moment, Dorgon is still worried about him. If Yuetuo had any intention of getting the food, he would still be afraid.

It is for the above reasons that Haoge finally went to pick up the food.

At this time, when Haoge heard Dorgon's advice, he immediately patted his chest and said, "This is important. Do you think I am a three-year-old child? I don't know?"

"Okay, don't talk too much, I'll set off tomorrow morning!" Haoge didn't want to look at the couple in front of him, so he turned around and left, and said at the same time, "It depends on me for the future of the Qing Dynasty, let's see!"

Seeing him walking out of Chongzheng Hall, Dorgon turned his head and said to Yuetuo kindly: "Now Shengjing has squeezed out grain and sent it to Liaoyang. We need to comfort the situation of the people below. Shengjing can save more food, save more food. When Haoge comes back, he will not be hungry again!"

"Don't worry, Uncle Wang!" Yue Tuo was respectful to Dorgon, and after answering, he left.

Once he left, there would be no one in Chongzheng Hall. Dorgon looked at Bumubutai and sighed and said, "The palace should still be a model. Just bear with it after this period of time!"

There is no way, the most scarce thing at the moment is food. Dorgon had to remind people everywhere to calm their hearts. Otherwise, if they were anxious, there would be trouble.

Bumubutai was relatively calm and said to Dorgon with a smile: "Don't worry, with the hope of Japanese food, I believe everyone can bear it!"

She is really sure about this. She doesn't understand the war, but she is still a little confident in this human heart.

After hearing this, Dorgon nodded and listened in a slight manner. Shengjing City is now very quiet, not even the sound of birds. If it were the past, he might be happy with the tranquility. But at this moment, Dorgon sighed and thought to himself: Shengjing is now like a dead city, I hope to overcome this predicament as soon as possible!

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Compared to Shengjing, where even the birds were eaten up, Ningjin's side was very lively.

On the coastline, transport ships formed a long and endless row of endless sight and went north.

On land, Emperor Chongzhen's imperial guards led the imperial guards to march in a mighty manner. Hong Chengchou had already made arrangements here, and the army camps were arranged properly. Once the army arrived, they could eat and sleep well.

It has to be said that Hong Chengchou has indeed spent a lot of energy to arrange this. Of course, this is inseparable from the support of the people in Guanning.

I don’t know whether it was intentional or not, but the people in the capital enthusiastically borrowed food and supported the court in fighting Jianlu, which had already been passed here. The people here led the people here, and also learned from the people in the capital and actively participated in this campaign to fight Jianlu.

When Hong Chengchou reported these things to Emperor Chongzhen, and Emperor Chongzhen also saw them with his own eyes, he happily issued an order that the welfare of the people in the capital could also be enjoyed by Ningjin. In other words, their efforts would be rewarded a lot.

Suddenly, this news made the people of Ning Jin even more enthusiastic. Emperor Chongzhen's move to fight against Jianlu was a bit like the later generations of war against the Huaihai Battle, and was enthusiastically supported by the people!

In this way, in mid-May of the 18th year of Chongzhen, Emperor Chongzhen led his troops to Haizhou.

Before the arrival of the army, the number of nights that Lu Xiangsheng had increased before the night of the slaughter was not reduced, which also played a role in blocking news.

While the army was resting in Haizhou, Emperor Chongzhen listened to Lu Xiangsheng's report on the details of Liaodong, and combined with the feedback he received from the eavesdropping system, he became scheming in his mind.
Chapter completed!