Although I made such a bold plan in my mind, I was too bold and even I couldn't believe it myself.

In the past, China could not defeat any country. Even if Russia is strong outside and fought at the middle, it was defeated by France. Although Russia does not seem to have many troops in the Far East, can my troops have combat effectiveness comparable to Cossacks? Although I have tried my best to make up for the equipment during this period, I still cannot be said to be satisfied. In addition to the Dragon Flag Army, Maxim and the configuration of the artillery battalion, the local garrison in Heilongjiang is still not full of firearms and not many artillery. Now I don’t know if the Russians have found the artillery position. If the Russians are smart enough, those artillery will probably not be able to be saved.

However, I am still very satisfied with the cavalry here. If I confront the frontal cavalry with the Cossacks, I will never be defeated badly. The key is the attitude of the Russians. I will take charge of the rule. What is their attitude and still have the determination to attack? If I defend to the death, it will be another battle pattern.

Fortunately, I still have people's hearts to support me. I have just been invaded by the Russians for a while, and there are still many people who hate the invaders, especially those hunters who have lived on the aquatic pastures for generations. The Russians have occupied their hunting grounds, robbed their property, and killed them. Anyone with blood will follow my heavenly soldiers to fight the Russians.

From a strategic perspective, my ultimate goal is Vladivostok, and this port must be taken. Without Vladivostok, the Far East Railway will lose its meaning. Before the repair, Russia will do nothing in the Far East. Even if it is repaired, it will be the same whether it can be defended.

From this strategic goal, I must take over Vladivostok before spring comes!

However, at present, I only have more than 100,000 troops on my hands. Can I eat such a large piece of fat? I issued an edict, asking General Changshun of Jilin to send more troops to Ningguta Hall, Mishan Prefecture, and Suifen Hall to form an encirclement situation against the enemy Vladivostok, and to surround the enemy Vladivostok without attacking, and to make an attitude of crossing the Songhua River at any time and prepare for combat preparations. If you encounter a small group of enemy troops, you can annihilate them on the spot. In addition, you can prepare for combat and reconnaissance work in Boli and other places. A temporary stronghold must be established on the other side of the Songhua River.

At the same time, an edict was issued to the Navy in Weihai and Yuan Shikai of North Korea, that part of the Navy would move to Busan and be ready to fight at any time.

At this time, I also received news from Beijing that the British's attitude was unclear, and they just agreed that the joint fleet could support the Chinese army's operations when necessary. However, on the public level, the UK still made a tough speech, denying the Russians' recent rogue style in Europe and the Far East, and solemnly warned the Russians to face up to the interests of Britain in the above-mentioned places. Otherwise, the UK would use all possible means to curb Russia's evil hand.

Unexpectedly, the Japanese did not stand on the side of Russia as I was worried, and even sent the navy the recent training plan of the Japanese Joint Fleet, requesting that the planned military training could be protected by the Royal Navy of the Qing Dynasty.

I know that the Japanese cannot be as obedient as they appear to be. I believe that the Navy's people should not be so naive, but I was afraid that they would be influenced by Weng Tongchong, so I drafted a decree and sent it to Weihai for 800 miles in a hurry to let the Navy take strict precautions.

After a meal in Nenjiang, the army kept reporting urgently that the enemy artillery fire had been covered several times, and the artillery positions along the Heilongjiang River suffered heavy losses. The cavalry was in a hurry and rushed over regardless of the scattered scatter. As a result, they were all shot dead by the fortress along the river. After dropping dozens of corpses and horses on the ice, they retreated angrily.

In order to avoid the opponent's artillery fire, our army had to retreat ten miles back. The Cossack cavalry stationed in the Sixty-four troughs on the eastern line had already set out to the north and lost their targets. It was probably moving in the rear and the direction was unknown.

The situation became increasingly unknown, and I was also rising. I scolded Yiketang Ah and scolded him for being in the face of a great enemy. He would set up his camp in Nenjiang, a hundred miles away from the front line, and ran to meet him. Of course, I also knew that it was no wonder that he was not the most. I ran here on a whim. Of course, he had to let go in advance and accompany me as the emperor.

However, after suffering a great loss on the front line, everyone was holding back their energy. Yiketang A immediately sued and ordered the general's camp to move forward to Heihe Mansion.

I looked at Nie Shicheng who was eager to try it out and said, "Yiketang, I was a little anxious to scold you. Don't worry. As a general in command, you should not be too anxious. I will leave all the war to you. You have 30,000 to 50,000 troops in Heilongjiang, and it is a bit difficult to deal with it. The old Russians have a fortress along the river. How do you pull it out? If you have no choice, you can ask the Oroqen tribes, why did they cross the river and kill a few people? "

"Reply to the emperor." Although Yiketang A was still a little angry, he also showed a thoughtful expression and said: "Hailan is soaked east of Heihe River and south of Jingqili River Estuary. Since the Russians occupied it during the Xianfeng period, they have built a big city and built Zhuts next to it. In fact, according to the Sino-Russian Treaty, it should be my Qing territory. There are nearly 10,000 Chinese people in the city, including Han and Manchu people. Most of them do business, and some live there in the past. We often have past transactions here.

, The hunters, since the old man's affairs, have become tense, and the Russians have also increased their vigilance. Huo Jin'er is a generous woman. After drinking with her tribe members, she smashed the ice under the river at night. The white deer-skinned water ashore is avoiding the post and the dogs, and dragged it to the riverside with the lasso they used for reindeer. After the Russians discovered it, they had already fallen from the ice and came back from the ice. In the dark, the Russians dared not pursue it in the future."

"Under the ice?", Nie Shicheng and I were both stunned. This world water would have to freeze half of our lives even if we didn't die.

Seeing us like this, Yiketang said with some amusement: "The emperor clearly understands that those people have drunk wine in advance. They are good at reindeer hands. Water made of deer skin cannot be absorbed. They are just a little ice on their faces, but they have applied ice cubes to the surface in advance..." When he said this, his face darkened and he sighed: "For the sake of Old Man Yu, they have sacrificed their lives."

So that's it... But even so, when this ghost weather goes into the water, he really sacrifices his life.

"Why is this old man Yu's surname?" I wondered why the Oroqen people had a Han surname.
Chapter completed!