At the foot of Niutou Mountain, the battle between the Shun Army and the Mongols lasted less than two times and was declared to be over.

Seeing that the war was unfavorable, the Mongolian cavalry immediately broke through to Lingzhou, while the Shun army chased and killed them all the way.

When the Mongolian cavalry rushed to Lingzhou, they thought they were safe, but they were intercepted and killed by Li Jiyu.

In the end, the 40,000 Mongols who entered the barrier suffered destruction and only a few thousand fled back to the north of the desert.

The Mongolian tribes in the northern part of the Mohe area were originally the weakest, losing more than 30,000 people at a time, and it was a devastating blow. They were only a matter of time before they were annexed by Zhungeer in the western part of the Mohe area, by the Qing Dynasty, and even by Rakshasa.

This time, the Shun Army defeated Mongolia in Mobei, which made Li Zicheng and the soldiers of the Shun Army proud.

Although Mongolia in northern Mobei was very poor, the Shun Army basically did not seize any armor or weapons, but it obtained many horses.

This made Li Zicheng feel a little proud. He had met the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty in Hedong before, and the Mongolians were fierce, which made Li Zicheng mistakenly think that all the Mongolians were so powerful.

When I heard that the Mongols entered the border, I really scared Lao Li, but now it seems that not all Mongolians are like the Eight Mongolian Banners.

In fact, they are all Mongols. In terms of their riding and shooting skills, they are also brave and fearless. The Mongols in Mobei may be slightly better.

After all, their living conditions are more difficult than Mongolia in the south of the desert, but their equipment is too poor. They are almost all ragged jackets and leather armor, and have no defense. They only have bows and arrows and scimitars. It is okay to attack them, but once they encounter melee battles, they will not be able to do it.

This time, the defeat of the Mongols made Li Zicheng regain his confidence, and he still wanted to find the Mongols in his troops to continue fighting in order to restore the morale of the Shun Army.

At this time, Li Zicheng, who had won a great victory, brought the army outside Lingzhou City. Li Jiyu had already led a group of generals to wait outside the camp.

"Your Majesty is wise and powerful! This time, I will defeat Jiannu and greatly increase my morale. I will admire you!" Li Jiyu bowed with a smile.

"This is all the soldiers' lives!" Li Zicheng glanced at Li Jiyu and said in a deep voice: "I am at the foot of Niutou Mountain, defeating the Tartars, beheading nearly 10,000, and capturing 3,000 enemies. How do you seize it?"

When Li Jiyu heard the words, his smile calmed down and said, "Report to Your Majesty, my son has not seized it in Lingzhou."

"Not seized?" Li Zicheng changed his face instantly and scolded sternly: "What's wrong with you? Let the Tartars run away? How did I tell you that you have not seized anything, is it known that you have been guilty?"

In recent years, Li Zicheng has been unfavorable. He had lost many troops and horses in Gao Huan's hands before, but later he was defeated in Hedong. Recently, he lost Jingzhou. The Dashun army has successively lost hundreds of thousands of troops.

With Li Zicheng's family background, losing these soldiers is actually nothing, but what's so bad is that these soldiers and horses are all Li Zicheng's direct descendants.

Now there are only 300,000 troops left in the Dashun Dynasty, including 100,000 troops, and all the Cao camp soldiers who followed Li Jiyu to surrender.

Since Li Jiyu surrendered, Li Zicheng has intentionally neglected Li Jiyu and has also suppressed and excluded Cao's soldiers who are not from the direct line.

Li Zicheng went on several battles, but in order to avoid Li Jiyu's contribution, he did not value Li Jiyu. However, what Li Zicheng did not expect was that his decision would save Li Jiyu and Cao's camp.

When Li Zicheng entered Hedong, the Dashun Army was destroyed and destroyed. Li Zicheng judged that there were basically no tough battles to fight on the road to destroy the Ming Dynasty. The Dashun Army marched into Beijing as if it were an armed march, so most of the people brought were direct descendants.

However, Li Zicheng did not expect that the Qing army would suddenly enter, causing most of Li Zicheng's elite troops to be lost in Hedong.

Now Li Jiyu's troops account for 30% of the Dashun Army, making Li Zicheng afraid of being afraid to suppress Li Jiyu at will.

Although Li Zicheng has no son yet, the country of the old Li family must be passed on to the people of the old Li family, and cannot be passed on to an outsider.

Now Li Jiyu has 100,000 troops and is more scheming. What's more important is that he once harmed Luo Rucai, which made Li Zicheng feel grudged and wanted to get rid of it so quickly.

When Li Jiyu heard that he had not been seized in Lingzhou, Li Zicheng felt a little happy. He seized the opportunity and scolded him.

Li Jiyu knew very well that Li Zicheng had always wanted to get rid of him so that the throne could be passed to Li Zijing or Li Guo, but how could Li Jiyu make him happy?

Since I, Li Jiyu, recognized my adoptive father and did not get the inheritance, am I still Li Jiyu?

Last time when he returned to Cao's camp, Luo Rucai did not marry his daughter to me, but instead married Gao Huan. I immediately killed Luo Rucai.

Now you, Li Zicheng, are not in my place, so I advise you to do your own things.

At this time, Li Jiyu was very annoyed by Li Zicheng's scolding, but there was no anger on his face, which made the Shun Army generals around him feel sympathy for him.

"Your Majesty! You can't blame the general for this matter. When I arrived in Lingzhou, the Tartars in Lingzhou City had been defeated by the Qing soldiers!" Li Jiyu's general could not bear it and went out to defend himself.

Li Zicheng was stunned when he heard this, "What, Qing army?"

At this time, Li Jiyu politely said, "Your Majesty, when my son arrived, Lingzhou had been occupied by the Qing army. His chief general Duoduo also sent Tian Jianxiu to give him a letter!"

After saying that, Li Jiyu took out a letter, but Li Zicheng did not answer it, but looked surprised and said vigilantly: "Where is the Qing army? Still in Lingzhou City?"

Li Jiyu said: "After Tian Jianxiu delivered the letter, he led his troops to evacuate."

During the Battle of Hedong, the Qing army captured a large number of rebels, but because the Qing army did not accept a large number of green camp soldiers as in history, it did not kill all the surrendered rebels.

Tian Jianxiu was captured in the battle of Hedong and is now serving the Qing Dynasty.

When Li Zicheng heard this, he took the letter and opened it to watch it. The letter was written by Duoduo, the King of the Qing Dynasty. First, it was explained that this time he entered the favorable situation, not to start a war with the Shun army, but to solve the common enemy, Mongolia, the northern desert.

Then, Duoduo changed his subject and began to talk about the situation in the world. Dashu Gao Huan annexed Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and now he went to Jiangxi again. His strength is greater than many forces. It is not a good thing for Dashun. I hope Li Zicheng can betray Gao Huan, unite with the Qing army, and curb Gao Huan together.

After reading the letter, Li Zicheng couldn't help but ponder. After a while, he glanced at Li Jiyu and comforted him: "I misunderstood you just now, don't resent me!"

Li Jiyu seemed not angry and hurriedly smiled: "Thunder, rain and dew are all kindness of Jun. How can a son be angry with his father?"

After hearing this, the generals couldn't help but nodded secretly, praising Li Jiyu, thinking that Li Jiyu was much better than Master Li San.

At this time, Li Jiyu said again: "Your Majesty, the Qing army helped us to wipe out the Mongols in Lingzhou this time, which is considered to be a show of goodwill to us. Since we formed an alliance with Gao Huan, we have not received any benefits. This time, we joined forces with the Qing army, but wiped out tens of thousands of Mongols. My sons thought that Duoduo could consider it!"

When Li Zicheng heard the words, he looked stern, "Hmph, unless the Qing soldiers return to Hedong, don't even think about it! Besides, the Mongols in Lingzhou, do I need the Qing soldiers to help wipe it out? This time they are about to get there, otherwise I will destroy them together!"

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