"Dare you not allowed?" Huang Tuozi said with a hint of pride, "Before Lord Shen left Xuzhou, with Dorgon's deployment, Yanzhou had two flags under his command, plus more than 30,000 people in Lord Shen's hands, and 50,000 troops were stored in the four prefectures. How could the Qing court break through if he said it would break through... According to Lord Shen, the Qing court had to agree, and if he didn't agree, he had to agree. If he attacked, even if both sides were injured, the King of Wu would take a big advantage in the end, so why not do it?"

Obviously, "Why not do it" must be a reteller of Chen Zhiyuan, otherwise, Huang Tuozi would not be able to say these five words.

Zhou Dahu was a little moved. If this is the case, then he would have done it!

"If... I mean, what do you think if I find out in the future that Chen Zhiyuan does have a strange intention?" Zhou Dahu asked the question he was most worried about.

Huang Tuozi thought for a while and said, "Stop him!"

“What if you stop it is useless?”

"...Listen to the prince."

Zhou Dahu stared at Huang Tuozi for a long time, nodded and said, "I'll go with you."

Huang Tuozi breathed a sigh of relief and thought to himself, Lord Shen was indeed as expected, and Zhou Dahu was really convinced by me.

....

Two days later, Haizhou.

Haizhou was originally Haining Prefecture, a small prefecture by the East China Sea. During the Hongwu period, it was changed to Haizhou. The prefecture was governed by Qushan and led Ganyu County. It also set up a central office in the East China Sea. It was to prevent Japanese pirates from invading.

Therefore, although Haizhou is a small state (in ancient times, it was established first, and then the economy was developed before it was promoted), because it was a military pass, its city wall specifications were equivalent to ordinary governments, and it was two people tall (in ancient times, people were short, and two people were equivalent to one zhang high).

Jiang Quanyi was almost bloodless and put Haizhou in his pocket. He was worried about whether he would "violate orders" and advance north again. But after thinking about it, he did not dare to act rashly after all. Jiang Quanyi still understood that attacking Xinghua was once and attacking Huai'an was second. These two times caused the extreme passivity of this battle, and even almost harmed Wu Zheng. Although Wu Zheng did not punish him too much, Jiang Quanyi felt guilty.

This also made Jiang Quanyi stick to his duty, tighten his temper, and defend Haizhou City.

It is said that it is a stick, but in fact it is just three meals a day, drinking some wine if you have nothing to do, and even if you are idle, you will find some families in the city who are unkind to be rich and unkind, and fight against the autumn wind and quarrel.

Ordinary people will live a very comfortable life like this, but Jiang Quanyi is indeed not very serious about wealth.

Before the Battle of Yizhen, Jiang Quanyi was eager to make achievements and glorify his ancestors, but the bodies of 20,000 brothers made Jiang Quanyi change, and he was even more eager to revenge. He believed that so many people died and died in front of him, but he still lived shamelessly. If he did not do anything for those souls, he would be shameless.

Maybe this is the syndrome of battlefield trauma, but Jiang Quanyi is probably not aware of this.

Therefore, when he heard that Chen Zhiyuan led his army to approach Haizhou, his first reaction was to order the battle to be ready. Jiang Quanyi wanted Chen Zhiyuan's head to avenge the casualties in Tongzhou.

Thousands of people fought against the 30,000 army. Even if the defenders took advantage of the city, it would be an egg hitting a stone.

Needless to mention these professional soldiers, I am afraid that ordinary people know that this can be beaten?

But Jiang Quanyi was really crazy in his blood. He then temporarily recruited 1,600 strong men in Haizhou City, and "deadly" coaxed more than 800 surrendered troops in the East China Sea that had just surrendered, and gathered 8,000 people to strengthen the city walls and block the city gates. He had a lot of fun.

But who knows that God is not good!

Chen Zhiyuan knew Jiang Quanyi's temper and had long guessed that Jiang Quanyi would not allow him to lead his army through Haizhou, so he turned to the new dam on the Lianhe River south of Haizhou City, first west and then north, bypassed Haizhou, and retreated north from Gaoqiao Town.

Poor Jiang Quanyi heard the news, the rear army of Chen Zhiyuan had already reached Gaoqiao.

Jiang Quanyi was unwilling to accept it. He was restless and ignored the dissuasion of his generals and personally led his troops to pursue him.

Isn't this a joke?

Haizhou City must be defended, and a total of 8,000 "mixed troops" were formed, and there were no cavalry at all, so we would pursue an army of 30,000 people?

But Jiang Quanyi did this. He led three hundred cavalry (infantry who can ride horses) out of the west gate and ran northwest. These were already all the horses in Haizhou City.

....

A few dozen miles north of Gaoqiao, there is a small town named Linhong Town.

There is a small river passing by this town. There is a small bridge in the river. It is not long and is about one mile away. It is not wide and can be passed by four people at the same time.

At this time, there were people on the bridge, three people.

They stayed in the middle of the bridge, neither advancing nor retreating, as if they were waiting for people.

Not far south, a team of cavalry came "whistling".

But the number of people is not large, just over a hundred riders.

After all, Jiang Quanyi was not a qualified cavalry coach. He could not let all the three hundred "cavalry" keep up with him in such a marching situation. After half a day of rapid speed, only 500 people could keep up with Jiang Quanyi.

Seeing the three riders on the bridge from afar, Jiang Quanyi immediately slowed down.

No matter how crazy he is, he will not fight an unprepared battle. Who can be sure that there are no ambushes across the bridge?

More than one hundred riders stopped three miles away from the small bridge.

Chen Zhiyuan on the bridge smiled, turned to Zhou Dahu, and Huang Tuozi said, "Who are you going to say hello to him?"

Zhou Dahu then turned his head to the river. As if he hadn't heard it, he could not resist his heart, and he was in the way of the injured and dead brothers in Tongzhou.

Huang Tuozi could only respond: "Then will I go?"

Chen Zhiyuan nodded with a smile.

....

Huang Tuozi rode his horse forward and shouted in a loud voice: "General Jiang, it's me... Huang Tuozi."

Jiang Quanyi frowned and watched Huang Tuozi gradually approaching, and shouted: "Good you Huang Tuozi, I remember that the prince saved you and your son and entrusted him with important tasks. You actually helped the thief attack Tongzhou... Come on, shoot this thief!"

Obviously, Jiang Quanyi didn't really want to shoot Huang Tuozi, otherwise he would just wave his hand in a muffled voice.

How do you need to speak out so loudly? Isn’t this “knowing the enemy”?

Yes, brothers who were originally eating in the pot and spooned rice. If Huang Tuozi really betrayed, I'm afraid Jiang Quanyi wouldn't have the heart to shoot Huang Tuozi in front of him.

This shout was to vent the resentment in my heart, and to remind the two people on the bridge that they were here not to chat, but to take your "dog life".

"General Jiang, you finally counted..."

Huang Tuozi approached, and the first sentence made Jiang Quanyi feel a blow to his heart. It turned out that the "thief" had guessed that he would chase after him.

"Speak, how many people have been ambushed on the other side, call it out... Since Jiang has come, he will not escape. If you have the ability, leave Jiang's head here." Jiang Quanyi said in a deep voice.
Chapter completed!