At dusk, he laughed, "Yuan Sicheng's vision is really accurate."

He said again: "That's all, nothing else?"

This review is very high.

But it has no practical significance. Will Zhu Di believe it?

Don't believe it.

Will you believe it at dusk?

Don't believe it.

Anyway, no matter what you, Yuan Zhongche, say, what I do in the evening will be like. As for how far this world is led to by myself, it is an unknown thing.

Zhu Di was in a good mood, "He said you are a bit contradictory."

Dusk acknowledge.

Yuan Zhongche is very accurate in his view of people. In fact, Dusk is self-aware. He is a contradictory person. The simplest example is that Dusk actually likes beautiful women. He has three wives and four concubines. He has a lot of thoughts in his heart, but he is also a infatuated person.

This is the contradiction.

Fortunately, this contradiction is easier to solve: passionate and infatuated are actually contradictions that can be unified.

For example, on the one hand, Dusk did not like the corrupt idea of ​​being a minister, but he had to make a living under Zhu Di, and even he was practicing it himself.

So if you want to summarize the character of the person Xun, you actually have two words: contradiction.

Because of this, the image of dusk in the eyes of outsiders is very inconspicuous.

Everyone can see a little of his own shadow in him, but they cannot feel complimented and substituted with him. They always feel that such a person is too ordinary.

However, Dusk is an ordinary person.

While he was just talking, Qiu Fu came back with a lot of people and reported: "Your Majesty, the arrangement has been made."

Zhu Di nodded.

Qiu Fu said again: "According to the spy from General Zhang of Xuanfu, Your Majesty, we should be careful of a person. This person is a scholar of our Ming Dynasty. I don't know why he became a counselor of Alutai. This person was born in the Ming Dynasty and was well aware of the hearts of the people of the Ming Dynasty. He was worried about his humble position. All our actions and intentions will be seen by him."

Zhu Di was stunned for a moment, "What's the name?"

Qiu Fu said: "Wu Shengyou is a failed scholar. It is said that his knowledge is not good. However, in the early years, he traveled through mountains and rivers, and was very familiar with the Ming Dynasty. He was very popular with Alutai."

Zhu Di said oh, not taking it seriously, and looked a little arrogant, "A mere counselor."

Still a lost scholar.

What's there to worry about?

A large number of strategists under my command were all Jinshi in the first and second grade. When I was in the grand ceremony, I was facing all the best scholars in decades. Am I proud?

Nothing.

You, Alutai, have a lost scholar who I haven’t even chosen in the Ming Dynasty, so you dare to come to Yumuchuan to show off?

Seeing that His Majesty was so arrogant, Qiu Fu couldn't say anything.

I think so.

Jingnan has come through such difficulties. At that time, Zhu Yunwen was not under his command, but he was still obedient by His Majesty. His Majesty's only counselor, Yao Guangxiao.

Qiu Fu carefully explained to Zhu Di the troops he had laid out according to his orders on the sand table, and told him in detail about the general who led the troops.

Zhu Di nodded, not knowing what he remembered, and suddenly pointed at the central army's tent, "There are too many people left in this position, leaving hundreds of Jinyiwei, and drawing 1,000 people from the Yulinwei is enough."

The troops are indeed not strong enough.

The Emperor's Personal Guards and the Jinyiwei brought them to gather the troops that could be drawn from the border defense line. In fact, they were just over 40,000, but fortunately, all of them were elite.

Except for the Yulin Guard and the Jinyiwei, the rest of the troops were all old soldiers who came out of the sea of ​​blood.

This is Zhu Di’s confidence.

Qiu Fu was shocked, "Your Majesty, no, if the central army's tent is empty, and the enemy is good at cavalry. If we throw away the troops we have arranged outside and hit the long dragon, we will not be able to provide assistance, but something big will happen."

Zhu Di sneered, "I just want to let him come."

Keep it?

Guarding the country's gate?

It doesn't exist!

I, Zhu Di, just want to fight, take the initiative, but also pay attention to strategies. Zhu Di is well aware of the Tatars' combat habits. With the help of the maneuverability of the cavalry, he can fight if he wins, and run away if he can't win.

So I have to give the other party a chance on purpose, otherwise I will run away as soon as the fight starts, and I will chase them for hundreds of miles.

That's unsafe.

Not to mention, Zhu Di was waiting for the Tatars to attack. In the morning of that day, scouts from all sides rushed quickly and there was only one news that they had returned to the Central Army camp: the Tatar army launched an attack.

The method is simple and clear, but it does not conform to the Tatars' fighting habits.

The cavalry on the left and right flanks attacked, but did not collide. They just shot arrows from afar to achieve the purpose of harassing and involving the Ming army's forces.

Don't say, this trick is actually very useful.

You should know that the Mongolian cavalry could look down on their archery routine back then, and their cavalry archery routine was proven to be successful. No matter what elite you are, you will be stunned after several rounds of riding.

He knew about this at dusk. He also read about the battle between the Mongolian Iron Cavalry and the heavy armored cavalry in Europe on some forums, and concluded that the Mongolian Iron Cavalry won the entire battle.

It is well documented: When the Mongolian army conquered the west, they encountered European knights in the fight against Europe, all of which were heavy armored knights. However, the Mongolian army's light cavalry took advantage of their speed and implemented interlude and detours. They often used small groups of troops to lure the enemy into the encirclement, and then lure the enemy into the encirclement, and then cut the enemy to win the war.

Therefore, the riding and shooting of the Iron Cavalry in the Grassland has always been a headache for the Ming Dynasty, until the emergence of the Shenji Camp.

But now there is no Shenji Camp!

But it doesn't matter. With the red cannon, you can suppress the other party.

Soon, Qiu Fu saw the signs.

A general was sent to rush back to the Central Army camp from the front line, and advised Zhu Di, saying that the Tatars' purpose was obvious, to use cavalry to restrain the left and right wings, and then use infantry to stalemate the Central Army. If the wise ruler falls into a disadvantage, the Tatars' left and right wings will enter the battlefield, tear a hole opens and approach the Central Army camp, and ask His Majesty to retreat temporarily.

Huang Dun was listening to the side and shook his head secretly, "Duke Qiu Fuqiu, you still don't understand Zhu Di."

How could Zhu Di retreat when his troops were equal?

However……

Zhu Di's decision surprised the dusk.

Zhu Di immediately ordered: the Central Army camp retreated ten miles, and the cavalry continued to guard the Central Army's left and right, ready to pounce on them at any time and bite the opponent's cavalry.

It was like Zhu Di was about to retreat ten miles away to see the decisive battle.

It's hard to realize dusk.

I felt something was wrong, so I immediately understood: only retreating for ten miles, this distance was no threat to the cavalry. As long as the Tatar cavalry bit the Ming cavalry and then split a thousand people to pursue the central army camp, everyone would be finished.

While wearing armor, Zhu Di smiled and said to Huang Dusk: "Do you dare to follow me to kill me?"

Dusk is confused, "Don't you retreat?"

Zhu Di laughed loudly, "There are only the Ming Dynasty kings who died in battle, and there are no Yongle who escaped."

He took the long sword and came out of the tent and turned over the horse.

His eyes were straight at the battlefield in the distance. Listening to the rumbling of red-clothed cannons one after another, Zhu Di's face flushed and his spirit was flying. He usually hid under the dragon robe and looked down on the world at this moment.
Chapter completed!