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In the fourth year of Yongli, Chen Wen appeared in Zhejiang, where the large-scale anti-Qing movement was about to end. He was in front of him the most brutal and cunning enemy in China's history, but he was surrounded by a group of pig-like teammates. The lonely time traveler was determined to reopen the path of modern military that was cut off in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. Since then, he has turned the tide and helped the building fall.

After the vanguard battalion and the Mongolian troops retreated, there was no need to make a sound of gold. General Liu Zhong, General Guide, and General Zhang Chao, General Nanyang, retreated their soldiers. When they went down to the foot of the mountain, they saw the commander Na Hai looking at them with a blue face from afar. Thinking of the whip he had been whipped before, the second general was uneasy and afraid of being beaten again, but they didn't dare to leave. They just gritted their teeth and stepped forward. Unexpectedly, Na Hai did not whip them again, and didn't even say anything to scold them. They just looked at them coldly. For a long time, they took Goshha to gallop around the central army's tent.

Looking at Na Hai's back, Liu Zhong and Zhang Chao took a look together, their eyes full of suspicion. They didn't know why the Manzhou governor, who was so angry, had changed his temperament. There was a sound coming from the foot of the mountain behind him. The second general looked back and looked ugly. However, the bodies of the Henan battalion soldiers who were killed in the Taiping Army on the mountain were thrown to the foot of the mountain. Even the injured were not spared. They raised one by one, regardless of the other's begging, and they threw them down together, causing the wounded soldiers to be killed alive.

The retreating Henan camp soldiers watched their companions' corpses being left by the Taiping Army. They were helpless and desperate. Those who were familiar with each other could only shed a few tears, but they said they did not dare to go up to save people. The Han army also retreated dejectedly, with only more than 300 people left. Cai Yuanfeng, the assistant leader, passed by Liu Zhong and Zhang Chao, and headed straight to the central army's tent. Not long after, Prince Jian's Goshha came to pass the order and ordered Liu Zhong and Zhang Chao to speed to the central army's tent to discuss. This order made Liu Zhong and Zhang Chao's heart jump, fearing that Na Hai and Cai Yuanfeng would sue them from Prince Jian. The prince was angry and wanted to chop the heads of the two of them. But even though they were afraid, the two generals dared not to go. They hurried to the central army's tent like brothers and brothers with their heads hanging down and treacherously.

On the way, Zhang Chao even ordered his personal soldiers to follow up, telling them that if they were really punished by military law, their property would be inherited by their second son. As for the eldest son who could not control the bird and maid in his early years, he would be divided into his land.

The Zhili camp soldiers and the Chaozhou camp soldiers also retreated, but they retreated slowly than the Henan camp soldiers. When the Henan soldiers retreated, the general of Tongzhou Zhang Dan and Dai died in battle, Zhang Xianyong, the deputy general of the Chaozhou soldiers, was still commanding his men to attack the mountain, forcing the Taiping Army back at one point. Until he found that they were the only troops left to fight, he had no choice but to order the retreat.

As soon as the Tongzhou soldiers retreated, Chaozhou soldiers were unable to support themselves, so they retreated. The Zhending soldiers had suffered heavy casualties. Hundreds of remaining soldiers retreated under the leadership of the guerrilla Jiang Long. When retreating, the young Tongzhou soldiers who were shouting to avenge their uncle asked Su Na to chase after him. When he raised his sword to resist, he suddenly heard the Manzhou dialect shouted from Su Na. The young soldier was so scared that he threw away his weapons and ran down the mountain like a ghost, but ended up falling down with one foot. His body landed on the top of a cut-off tree, and he penetrated him through with a "puff".

Before the young man died, he waved his hands to his companions at the foot of the mountain, shouting, "It's a soldier, it's a soldier, there are soldiers in the bandits!"

After retreating, the general Zhang Dan of Tongzhou and deputy general Zhang Xianyong of Chaozhou received an order to arrive at the central army's tent. The injured general Yang Zhenwei rushed over under the support of his personal soldiers. When Yang Zhenwei arrived, the general tent of the central army was already filled with dozens of people from all over Manzhou, Mongolian, Han army, and Green Camp. No one finished speaking, and everyone was silently watching General Ji Du, the commander Dingyuan, waiting for the general to speak.

Yang Zhenwei lost too much blood and his face was pale, and he was still a little unstable under the support of his personal soldiers. When Ji Du saw this, he asked Goshha to take his recliner and ask Yang Zhenwei to lie down. This move moved Yang Zhenwei very much. His nose felt sore and sobbed. His sob made Xitu, the third leader of the forward camp, red from his eyes.

The four Niulu and more than 1,100 soldiers in the Forward Battalion are now left with more than 100 people. The commander Ji Dali died in battle, and only Xitu is left with four subordinates. The casualties are terrible. That is really a crushing defeat, a real crushing defeat. The Forward Battalion has never been defeated since its establishment. I didn't expect that it was defeated so badly today that even the military flag given by the emperor was thrown away. Thinking of this, Xitu was even more sad and cried in the central army tent.

The face of Ezhen Surile, Gushan, Zhenghong Banner of Mongolia, was also ugly. He was a native of Chahar. His ancestor Guerbush was originally a son of Mengniu Kualkar. During the time of the Later Jin Nurhaci, Guerbush led his troops to return to the Later Jin Dynasty and was named "son-in-law" by Nurhaci. He formed the subordinates' subordinates and organized them into the left ying of Mongolia. During the Tiancong period, after Hong Tai three large-scale expeditions to Chahar, most of Mongolia in the southern desert surrendered to the Later Jin Dynasty, Hong Tai then transferred the

The original Mongolian Niulu belongs to the Eight Banners of Manchuria, plus the newly arrived inner and outer Kalaqin Mongolia, combined into the Eight Banners Mongolia. At first, the number was only 7,800. Now there are 112 Niulus, together with the outer vassal Mongolia, and more than 48,200 soldiers. Surile was awarded the Zhenghong Banner Gushan Ezhen in the sixth year of Shunzhi. It was also the commander of the Mongolian soldiers who went south this time. His troops transferred 16 Niulus to the two red flags, totaling 5,800 soldiers.

Since the arrival of Nanzhao, Fujian in Guangdong, Mongolian soldiers have fought with Taiping cavalry twice in Huanggangling and Beishan Village. The first time it was more than 80 soldiers, and the second time it was more than 200 soldiers. 316 casualties in the two battles. However, the number of casualties in Taiping cavalry that fought with it was more than that of Mongolian soldiers, which made Mongolian soldiers from Surile despise the Taiping army. However, today's battle made Surile and the Mongolian generals no longer dare to underestimate the Taiping army, and Surile felt even more painful for the casualties of his subordinates.

There were more than 1,300 Mongolian Niulu soldiers who followed the vanguard camp into the mountain pass, and only more than 400 people left behind. Zuoren Alta all called Taiping Bandits to be scared and they were drunk. If it weren't for thinking that he had made many military achievements in the past, Surile almost killed Alta.

The general of Tongzhou was afraid that Ji Du would pursue his responsibility because he had ignored the Zhending army when he attacked the mountain for the first time, so he was afraid that Ji Du would hold him accountable, so he lowered his head and buried him behind him, not daring to let Ji Du see him. He was also buried behind him by General Guide Liu Zhong and General Nanyang Zhang Chao. After the failure of the first attack, the two of them had preserved their strength and did not work hard, so they were naturally afraid of being pursued. Zhang Xianyong, who led the Chaozhou army on behalf of the Chaozhou army, stood directly next to the Mongolian Zorrakshen. Their Chaozhou soldiers had done their best. The admiral was all killed in battle. If Du Du still had to pursue their defeat, it would be unreasonable.

Ji Du, the 25-year-old general of Dingyuan, did not hold his subordinates responsible for their defeat, nor did he mean to take any action. Instead, he sat behind the desk and looked at the map on the table in a daze, as if he was a few years old. Ji Du didn't speak, and no one dared to say anything in the tent. The Qing army camp was so quiet that even the sound of the breeze blowing the flag could be heard.

The losses in this battle were too great. The Green Camp and the Manchu, Mongolian and Han armies had a total of more than 5,000 casualties. In addition, the Wuzhen Chaoha artillery ambushed by the Taiping Army, suffered no less than 10,000 casualties. Almost half of the army went south. Such a large casualties still did not break through the Taiping Army's defense line of Xuanwu Mountain, which made the generals know what to do. Xuanwu Mountain was guarded by the Taiping Army one day, and the army would not get food and grass for a day. The army only had ten days to store grain. If Xuanwu Mountain was still in the hands of the Taiping Army ten days later, the army would have to starve to death.

It is related to the survival of the army, so no one can speak. Nahai stood up and again proposed to attack Lufeng City, which had fewer troops in the defensive army, and to obtain Lufeng's grain and grass to resolve the crisis of shortage of food and grass, and then decide whether to regain the food and grass. Nahai's proposal was naturally rare in the past few days, because Lufeng City was not easy to fight. More than a thousand casualties were killed or killed in the previous attack, but he had never even been on the top of the city. Without artillery, it was not a wise man to attack the city by his life alone. However, in today's battle, Nahai's proposal immediately received support from many people. Now it seems that compared with Xuanwu Mountain, which is more conducive to the Taiping Army, Lufeng City is easier to take.

The generals were discussing, and the generals led Yiertu brought a wounded soldier from the vanguard battalion, but the Taiping Army let him back and asked him to bring a message to Ji Du surrender immediately.

"The thief scholar wants me to surrender him?"

No matter how depressed Jidu is, he will not lose his fighting spirit due to the setbacks in the war. He is Prince Jian of the Qing Dynasty. His blood is shed from Prince Zheng Jiergalang, the second seat of the Qing Dynasty's meeting of the Princes and Ministers, and General Pingyuan! More importantly, he is Aisin Gioro!

However, Jidu still had more than 10,000 troops in his hands, including thousands of cavalry, but Zhou Shixiang sent someone to ask him to surrender, which was also arrogant. This move made Jidu's face flushed in an instant, which was caused by contempt and humiliation!

"If you fight again, I will be incompatible with the thief scholar! Surile, let your subordinates all come, and my King's Goshha will come. I don't believe that this Taiping Knight is really a tough battle!"

The angry Ji Gu did not lose two consecutive battles, and the morale of the whole army was sluggish, so he even had to organize troops to attack again.

"Your Majesty, I can't do it! Today's morale of the army has been lost and we must never fight again. The Taiping Kou has occupied the territory. No matter how brave the men are, they are always stronger than the terrain. My people are all cavalry. I will definitely ask them to attack this mountain pass and die!"

When Su Rile heard that Ji Du asked his Mongolian soldiers to come, he was shocked. He had more than 4,000 soldiers left by his subordinates, but four Niu Lu stayed in Lufeng to monitor the Taiping gang in the city. At present, there were only 8 Niu Lu in the entire army. If Ji Du meant that these eight Niu Lu were all on, if they still couldn't be defeated, they would be really hurt.

Surile's words made Na Hai angry, and he stepped forward and asked, "What do you mean is that your Mongols' lives are more precious than our Manzhou people! The Taiping gangs are stuck in our food roads, don't they fight? Do you have to wait for the men to be too hungry to take swords and guns, and can't walk around to wait for the thieves to collect the bodies for us!"

Nahai is the governor of Manzhou and the master of the Mongols. Before the war, although Surile was really a trump card, he did not dare to contradict the governor of Manzhou. However, he was defeated so badly that the vanguard camp was almost dead. Now he is the one with the most Mongolian soldiers and the strongest strength. He was so confident that he contradicted Nahai: "I'm not saying I won't fight, but I can't fight today! The lives of the children of Manzhou are precious, but the lives of us Mongolians are not so despicable!"

As soon as he said this, the Mongolian officers in the tent suddenly burst into a loud noise, making Na Hai tremble. In order not to let his subordinates suffer unnecessary casualties, Su Rile even brought the Han army and the Zhili camp soldiers together, saying that they all suffered heavy casualties, their morale was low, and people were tired. Even if the Mongolian soldiers were willing to go to the scene, the green camps would not go to the scene.

Liu Zhong, Zhang Chao and other green camp generals heard Su Rile's words and felt like a close friend. They could not fight this battle anyway. Even if they wanted to fight, they would have to rest for two days and bury the dead. Otherwise, whoever soldier is strong and energetic and dares to attack the mountain. But they dare not express their opinions and do not dare to express their opinions that their soldiers can still fight, and they are all silent.

Cai Yuanfeng was born in the Han military flag. Although he was a child of the Eight Great Masters, he is now a quarrel between the master of Manzhou and the Mongols. He has no choice but to speak, and he is cautiously standing in the crowd and will not offend anyone.

"Stop it all!"

Jidu was so angry that he was furious about Surile and Nahai's quarrel, and slapped the table and shouted: "Do you think it's not messy enough? Do you want me to die before you can calm down!"

The prince was angry, Nahai and Surile did not dare to argue again, and both kept silent. The tent fell into tranquility. Suddenly Dueryou took two steps out and bowed to Jidu and said, "How to fight? Please ask the prince to come out with a charter. If the prince has a charter, I, Dueryou, will lead the troops personally." After that, he retreated without saying a word.

"Three Baylor."

Ji Du was relieved, but he might have any constitution. Surile was unwilling to lead his people to attack. Even if he could force him, the result was that the Mongolian soldiers refused to do their best.

After a long silence, Ji Du also woke up and realized that it was impossible to fight again today. He asked the generals to go back to set up a camp and prepare for the Taiping Army to attack the camp, whether to fight Xuanwu Mountain or return to attack Lufeng City to wait for tomorrow. After hearing this, except for the generals of Manzhou, everyone else breathed a sigh of relief, especially Liu Zhong and other green camp generals were even more amnesty.

On Xuanwu Mountain, Zhou Shixiang walked to the Iron Man Guard sitting on the ground resting, and found the iron armored soldier who had killed the Manzhou governor Ji Dali. After a few words of encouragement from the other party, he wondered if he wanted to teach the Iron Man Guards and revitalize the morale of the army. Then he climbed onto the big stone and shouted loudly: "Why are you fighting!"

The drink made the blind Li stunned and said intimately that it was broken. Before I could arrange the respondent, why did the Grandmaster start?

Sure enough, the Iron Man Guards who were resting were stunned by the sudden question from the general, but no one responded. The scene was very awkward and quite cold. Zhou Shiqi smiled embarrassedly and looked at the blind Li with a very bad look.

Suddenly, a soldier stood up with some anxiety and nervousness. Seeing someone getting up, Zhou Shixiang was overjoyed. The blind Li was also excited and asked the Bodhisattva to bless the soldier to say some exciting words, such as fighting for the Ming Dynasty, fighting for the general, or something.
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