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"Silly kid, if you think about it, go to the backyard to see Mafa... it's just a few miles away."

God knows that even if the legitimate sons and grandchildren want to see Jirgalang, they have to register first and then queue up.

If Mimi was really bold and went straight to the backyard, the best result would be to be driven back. Maybe if those Jirgalang's escorts took the matter to the concubine, the next thing would be to serve the family law.

The family law of Prince Zheng’s mansion is incomparable to that of Mr. Wu. Mr. Wu is an educational family law, while the family law of Prince Zheng’s mansion is a punishment family law. How can it be the same?

Knowing that it is impossible, Jirgalang is serious. Some people can just talk lies with their eyes open, and they are justified and without any choking.

But often, such people are just talking nonsense seriously. If you listen to others, you can't expose them. You dare not expose them, and you have to follow the other person's words.

Mimi sobbed softly and said, "It's the child who is ignorant... he thought Mafa was busy with government affairs and dared not come to disturb him..."

Listen, listen, Jiergalang was very comforted, rubbed his beard, and looked at Mimi with kind eyes. What a family scene like a grandmother.

"...Mimme, Mafa came today to hear your views on your future... You boldly say that as long as Mafa can help you, I will definitely help you!" Jirgalang nodded solemnly, completely like a trustworthy grandfather.

Mimi was stunned. She couldn't help but look at the food box on the table, thinking, was it because she had misunderstood? It wasn't the court or Mafa who wanted to do it once and for all?

Jirgalang naturally saw Mimi's eyes.

But he pretended not to see it and kept his grandfather's kindness.

Many things can be regarded as non-existent as long as they are not told, but once they are told, they will be really broken and cannot be compensated.

"Mimme, don't be afraid...just say that, Mafa will definitely help you." Jirgalang's persuasion sounded like a hypnotic paradise, like an inaccessible paradise, gentle, kind, and irresistible temptation.

After all, Mimi is a sixteen-year-old girl. Her demeanor comes entirely from the moment she can see through life and death.

"...Mafa... Please forgive me... my grandson wants to go to Jiangnan... to find him." Mimi's voice intermittently, and he spoke lighter and his head became lower and lower until it was inaudible.

But the meaning is clearly expressed, and Jirgalang, who is so close to you, also understood it.

There was a moment of silence, and a needle fell in the house could be heard.

Mimi suddenly became alert to something, and she looked up at Jirgalang in horror. She thought she was wrong.

If you say it wrong, you have to pay the price, the price is death!

But what surprised her was that Jirgalang was just silent and his face was not angry.

"Okay!" Jirhalang suddenly applauded, scaring Mimi, "The people who go out of my mansion are all sentient beings and righteous... If you want to go to Jiangnan, Mafa will send someone to Jiangnan..."

Mimi was so stupid, she was really shocked.

She was just confused by Jirgalang's soft words and accidentally spoke out her thoughts that had lasted for a long time.

But her response made her feel outrageous.

Send yourself to Jiangnan?

How did the court explain?

Although the title of "Grandpa" was stolen, many people's eyes were still staring at the royal palace inadvertently.

Can my grandfather send me to Jiangnan like this?

Looking at Mimi's shock, Jirhalang smiled kindly and said, "Silly child, in Mafa's heart, what else can be more important than your happiness?"

Mimi sniffed "wow" and lay on Jirgalang's lap and cried.

Jirgalang was a little infected, and a long-lost family affection surged into his heart. He gently patted Mimi's back and comforted him.

"Silly kid... go, no matter what, you are his wife whom he married. If you find him, you are not afraid that he will not admit your conspiracy." Jirgalang is not just comforting Mime, but more like talking to himself, "After more than two years, I can see that he is not a heartless person... go, he will not deny you."

Mimi gradually closed her voice, opened her tears and looked up, "Mafa... can I really... go?"

Jirgalang smiled and nodded vigorously, "You clean up, and in two days, Mafa will arrange someone to take you to Jiangnan."

Only then did Mimi confirm that this was true. She stood up happily, took a step back, then knelt down in front of Jirgalang, and said, "Thank you, grandson, for Mafa's fulfillment!"

Jirgalang reached out to help Mimi, and the grandparents and grandchildren looked at each other and smiled.

When leaving, Jirgalang seemed to suddenly remember something, and turned to Mimi and said, "Marfa had bought a lot of shares in the Jiangnan Chamber of Commerce in your name. You can take over those shares by the way... When you leave the house, Mafa will give you someone to hand it over... Also, you have to look forward to these contracts, which are the most valuable things in our house."

Mimi kept nodding.

Seeing his grandfather's back leave, Mimi felt that he was a villain in vain and judged a gentleman with his villain's heart.

In the palace, family affection remains.

....

If the previous Haizhou offensive and defensive battle was the prelude to the war.

Then, this field battle in the south of Haizhou opened the curtain of the third Jiangbei War.

Qian Qiaogong finally waited for reinforcements from Yangzhou, leading three thousand Wusongwei in the Lu territory.

The Lu domain also brought the latest order from the King of Wu. Wu Zheng instructed him to fight! Fight hard! Don’t be sad about the ammunition, I will be responsible for the supply if I lose my gun... But you must not force the city to attack the periphery first and then besiege the enemy, and fight the enemy half dead, attracting the Qing court to continuously increase troops in Haizhou. If the enemy has too many troops, you can retreat south appropriately. There are 6,000 reserve teams of Wusongwei in Yunti Pass... If the enemy in Haizhou is closed, then siege the city and bombard the enemy with cannons and bombard the enemy into a frightened bird...!

Wu Zheng's orders were very "verbose", but it was very simple to implement Qian Qiaogong and Lu's domain.

The day after the joint army joined forces, the army began to approach the south gate of Haizhou.

At the limit of the range of the artillery, the Wusongwei was in the middle, and the Fenglei Cavalry covered both wings, and then continued to fire into the city.

The artillery of the Northern Expedition Army has been replaced, especially Wusongwei. It is unique and close to the military workshop. It is the first to get close to the water tower. In addition, it has always been on the front line, so it will naturally be replaced quickly.

The old artillery replaced was made up after the military workshop. It was basically sold from the sea by Wei Kuangguo and Tang Ruowang, and some were levied to the Qing court. Some were entitled to the Qing court's new army, and some were used on the Qing court's newly built Dagu Navy gunship.

Although only three thousand people were brought to Wusongwei led by the Lu domain, they had all the artillery.

Nowadays, the Northern Expedition Army is divided into three upper, middle and lower guards. The upper guards are 25,000, the central guards are 20,000, and the lower guards are 15,000.

Wusongwei has been fighting on the front line, and it is the Shangwei. It has a gun regiment with a total of 2,400 people, with ninety-six straight-sighting cannons in large and small fields, and a siege curved cannon (an improved and enhanced version of the tiger squat cannon, with a range limit of six to eight miles), twenty-four and several small cannons.
Chapter completed!