Hongwu Daming: Why hasn't my son rebelled?

Chapter 247 Inverted!Totally reversed!

Wang Erxi is a soldier from a military household in the south of the Yangtze River. He is less than 20 years old, so he cannot be regarded as inheriting his father's career.

It was just because his father was with the Red Scarf Army that he was incorporated into the Ming army when he was 15 years old.

Because his father had been fighting on the front line in his early years, as a son, he naturally wanted to leave a descendant for the family.

So the army never sent him to the front line, and now his father was wounded and went home to rest.

As for himself, he had already married and had a son, so he was naturally the best candidate to send to the front line.

After Wang Erxi followed the large army to the front line, someone soon arranged for him to follow the army of His Royal Highness King Liao and gather together towards Weining.

At this time, nearly 10 troops had assembled in Weining.

And Wang Erxi was also incorporated into the legion that belonged to His Royal Highness Liao Wang.

It is a great honor to be able to work under His Royal Highness King Liao.

But it also means that he can't always charge in the front line.

They are also responsible for the intelligence work of the scouts every day, and those military reports are sent every day, and the content is nothing more than how the frontline won a big victory. This Ming's army is almost invincible and unstoppable.

Although Wang Erxi knew about it before, he didn't expect it to be so smooth.

After listening to those battle reports, Wang Erxi realized that the reason why the fight went so smoothly was all thanks to His Royal Highness Liao Wang.

That's what some low-ranking officers who knew the inside story told them when they sat together in front of the campfire at night and chatted together.

"Let me tell you, don't talk nonsense when you go outside, it's all confidential.

Our Royal Highness the King of Liao had already anticipated that there would be a very deep gap and conflict between the Duan family of Dali and King Liang of the Northern Yuan Dynasty long ago.

Our Royal Highness the King of Liao, the strategic policy set this time is to directly attack the King of Liang, regardless of the Duan family of Dali.

Sure enough, His Royal Highness King Liao had expected that the Dali Duan family didn't care about King Liang's life at all, and didn't send a single soldier over.

As for the Duan family in Dali, which was originally thought to be the most difficult to fight, we don't have to fight at all now, we can just clean up King Liang. "

After the low-ranking officer said this, he sat around and chatted, and naturally other soldiers asked this question.

"General, listen to what you mean, is the battle of King Liang over after we finish it?
Then let's fight the Duan family of Dali, then I said, it's better to get rid of the Duan family of Dali first, this Liang Wang is nothing more than something in his pocket. "

After the soldier said this, Wang Erxi didn't know if what he said was right, but it seemed to make sense.

But the low-level officer next to him immediately said with a sneer.

"How else can you say that you are an ordinary soldier, and our Highness Liao Wang can be a prince.

His Royal Highness King Liao must have thought of this too, and he just expected that the Duan family of Dali would not help King Liang.

And this King of Liang is the softest persimmon, as long as we pinch him, the Dali Duan Clan looks very strong, but in fact he doesn't dare to make an enemy of our Ming Dynasty at all, and will only have to surrender at that time. "

After he said this, Wang Erxi who was beside him suddenly realized what he was talking about.

This clearly grasped the opponent's heart, knowing that the King of Liang would not come to rescue at all, and there was a very deep gap between the Duan family of Dali and the King of Liang, so they had to be defeated separately.

And this Dali Duan family is basically a strong outsider and a capable person in the middle. His Royal Highness King Liao took a fancy to this, so he gave priority to attacking King Liang.

When everyone heard the officer's analysis, they all understood in their hearts.

Knowing that His Royal Highness the King of Liao is really a clever plan, if this is the case, it is only a matter of time before Yunnan is recovered.

And there have been quite a lot of tactical discussions like this in recent nights.

However, what they discussed was only superficial, and the high-level tactics were obviously a little more complicated than this.

And although Daming's army is powerful, there are still some problems, for example, there are too many prisoners.

Bei Yuan didn't have much morale to speak of, but now they are all remnants and defeated generals, so Da Ming pushed over like a heavenly army.

Even Liang Wang's first thought was to escape, let alone the ordinary soldiers below.

What they want most is to save their lives, who wants to do something that must die.

Moreover, it is of no benefit to work hard for a government like Beiyuan.

Therefore, it is very common to flee on the front line. Basically, after Da Ming wins a city, he can have hundreds of thousands of captives in his hands.

And all these captives have to feed and feed them. If you say to kill them, it must be inappropriate.

This is not the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, these soldiers are mainly Han Chinese.

So the best way is to incorporate them all into the army.

But now the general way to close the border is to gather these soldiers together and detain them in a unified way.

Finally, reorganization training will be carried out, but this will require a lot of manpower and material resources and time.

And Daming now has no time to reorganize these captives.

However, Zhu Qi has a suitable method at hand, and can quickly incorporate them, which is naturally an ideological education.

Zhu Qi didn't dare to say anything else, but he must be good at brainwashing and ideological education.

His military training methods also start from ideological education.

So after accepting these captives, Zhu Qi quickly made arrangements.

Collect them first, and investigate each person's name and place of birth and household registration.

According to the different regions, they will be dispersed and incorporated into different troops.

They don't need to train so strenuously every day, they just need to sit and chat with Daming's army every night.

And the content of the chat is naturally concerned about their lives, the days they lived before, and so on.

In this way, in the atmosphere of chatting like neighbors, they were quickly integrated into the collective of the army.

Anyone who has served in the army knows that the army, a big dye vat, can assimilate a person's thoughts very quickly.

There is a saying that good brothers are really good brothers, they have fought together, carried guns, fucked and so on.

It is conceivable how great the impact of joining the army is on the individual.

And after these soldiers were dispersed and incorporated into various units, they soon learned from the painful experience under the influence of other units.

After all, they are all Han Chinese, and it is really unreasonable to help Beiyuan fight the war.

After their ideological education, most of them soon decided to join Daming's troops and change their positions.

Standing on the right side of history, of course, these are just high-sounding words.

If you expect how much combat effectiveness a newly incorporated army can have, this is actually nonsense.

They also need time considerations, but even if these people can't go to the front line to fight, it's okay to escort the food and guard the place behind.

After all, Daming advanced very fast and occupied a lot of places.

If Daming's own regular troops were left behind to guard every place, it would obviously be a serious shortage of troops.

And these captives who have been taken back into prison and adapted are very suitable for doing these chores. It is very good to let them go to the place to guard the local security.

Of course, the commander, the low-level officers, and the chief executive must all be replaced by Daming's talents.

Those who surrendered can't be allowed to continue to be officers. If one person wants to vote for Beiyuan, shouldn't the territory that has been won with great difficulty be given to others?

Of course these things can still be done.

So those generals can rest assured that all the people they captured will be sent to the rear and handed over to His Royal Highness King Liao.

And Zhu Qi also took on this responsibility and collected all the captives.

Because everyone is Han, there is no discrimination against them, as long as they sincerely seek refuge with Daming, they will all give him a second chance at rebirth.

Those captured soldiers were naturally grateful, and perhaps some still wanted to go back to Beiyuan.

And most of these people were officers from the former Beiyuan side, but now most of the soldiers have turned their hearts to Daming.

He wholeheartedly wants to help the new dynasty of Ming Dynasty and defeat Bei Yuan.

Naturally, there is also the idea of ​​wanting to gain glory and wealth. There is a saying that a soldier who does not want to be a general is not a good soldier.

Therefore, Zhu Qi can completely understand the thoughts of these people.

And Zhu Qi didn't let them work for nothing without giving them any thought.

Although it is possible to keep them loyal through enthusiasm, people always seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. If the benefits are not in place, it will definitely not work.

There is no such reason since ancient times that you want the horse to run without feeding the horse.

So Zhu Qi quickly told those who surrendered the benefits of being in the Ming army.

The benefits are actually very simple. There is no need to mention the monthly salary, and besides the salary, there are also perfect promotion channels.

All in all, it is necessary to make the pie big enough. As for whether it can be completed, it depends on the individual's ability.

It's like the promotion of the general manager by the company. There is only one position. You can't tell others that you will never have the chance to be the general manager in your life.

Then who is willing to work in this company?

Except for those who turn screws, most of the people who work in the company must still want to go up.

Therefore, when recruiting people, personnel will tell everyone that as long as you work hard here, the future will be so bright.

Although Zhu Qi has never worked in personnel affairs, he has never eaten pork, and he has seen Zhupao before.

Naturally, the same methods and speaking skills were used. As for whether these soldiers believed it or not, Zhu Qi believed it anyway.

Coupled with the propaganda of those low-level officers every night, as well as the words and deeds of other soldiers, I believe these soldiers who surrendered will also feel that everyone in Ming's army has a bright and beautiful future.

Zhu Qi can be regarded as completely solving the worries of those generals, allowing Daming's army to charge forward without hesitation.

As for King Liang, it was miserable. Every day, he received information that all kinds of troops had voted into Ming Dynasty.

That's fine, but apart from these information, the frontline city lost it so quickly.

The day before Liang Wangzhu had just received the information that the Ming army was less than a hundred miles away from Kunming.

In just two days, the one-hundred-mile journey turned into eighty miles.

On average, he advances ten miles a day, even if he marches in a hurry without doing anything every day, this speed is fast enough.

But the problem is that there are northern troops guarding along the road, that is to say, after Da Ming takes care of those northern troops, charging forward is like entering a land without people.

Only in this way can they explain why their speed is so fast.

But speed is not the most important thing.

The key point is that the combat effectiveness of these Ming troops is also very strong, in order to delay enough time for him to escape.

King Liang sent most of his cronies to the front line, but the information he received every day was the news that his general had died in battle.

After all, these people were his closest companions, and none of them surrendered, but it didn't make much difference to die in battle.

King Liang completely lost the intention of confronting Daming this time.

All he wanted to do was to run away, but the counselors under him saw that something was wrong with the situation.

It would be impossible to return to Beiyuan if he escaped, the plateau was already tightly blocked by Daming.

I can only continue running to the south, but what are the places in the south?

The dense forest is like anything else, there are monkeys and savages everywhere, running there is really worse than death.

It would be better to tie up the King of Liang and send it to Daming, which would be considered a good nomination.

As long as Daming gets the head of King Liang, I believe he won't treat himself badly.

Of course, these counselors are just thinking about it in their hearts, the situation is not that serious yet.

Naturally, it is not necessary to seek glory from the seller now, in case there is any turning point.

It's a pity that this eventuality is absolutely impossible. They just thought about betraying King Liang in their hearts, and within two days, Daming had already pushed the battle line outside Kunming.

It's less than 50 miles away, and if you don't escape after reaching this distance, it will be too late.

Everyone knows that the front line of defense is more difficult to break through, and the further back the defense line becomes weaker.

This Ming can break through the front line of defense and can walk ten miles a day, but if he doesn't walk 20 miles a day later, can that be justified?

If you really walk 20 miles a day, you can reach the city of Kunming within three days, and if you want to leave by then, you may really be unable to leave.

King Liang said that he was unwilling to stay here to fight against Daming's army, so he quickly packed up his treasures, and then chose his own harem to escape with him.

And a counselor came to persuade Liang Wang as usual, don't give up, and continue to stick to it.

But this time, the King of Liang ignored him. He drew his sword and killed the counselor. He scolded him angrily, but the dog slave dared to stop the king.

Good guy, since they all draw their swords to kill, there is no need to say anything. Seeing the situation like this, the other counselors exchanged glances with each other one by one.

Immediately, they moved towards King Liang and rushed forward...

(End of this chapter)