The end of the Ming Dynasty swept the world

Chapter 606 From now on, I will be Master Ding's servant
Go back in time a little.

Shuotuo, Mulu, Duoqi, Buhler and other new generals are all in the camp.

When Aobai called Mutu and the others in, according to the previous discussion, everyone quietly walked to Mutu and the others, preparing for a sneak attack.

Suddenly, Shuotuo faintly heard the sound of someone trotting outside the tent, clattering, clattering, as if a large number of soldiers were approaching.

With a thought in his heart, he immediately kept his eyes open and slowly took a few steps back.

Mu Lu was standing beside him all the time, seeing Shuo Tuo retreating, he hesitated for a while, then retreated a few steps.

The two looked at each other, and at the same time looked outside the tent behind them.

Then things went on as usual.

When Obai said "kill".

Shuotuo and Mulu were already holding long knives.

Because none of them had daggers.

Suddenly, Suo Zhen directly pulled out his dagger and stabbed at Ao Bai.

At the same time, the scene was in chaos, Oboi's subordinates were drawing their knives one after another, and Mutu and the others were all carrying daggers.

Drawing the dagger was obviously faster than drawing the knife, and before Oboi's subordinates could react, they were stabbed one by one in an instant.

Shuo Tuo suddenly felt that the important matter was imminent, and without any hesitation, he drew his knife fiercely, and slashed it under Mu Lv's neck.

"Hey!" Mulu's throat was cut by him, and when Mulu fell down, he looked at Shuotuo with disbelief.

At this time there was a Dutchman fighting with one of Oboi's men, Shuo Tuo didn't care about Mu Lu, turned around, swung two knives, slashed at the back of Oboi's men, and saved the Dutchman.

When everything was done at the scene, soldiers and horses from outside rushed in, and the original rebel who was still alive in the field was already only Shuo Tuo.

Shuo Tuo turned his back on the water at a critical moment, and even cut off Ao Bai's head, but everyone was so easy to fool.

All eyes were on him at this time.

Suo Zhen smiled and said: "Shuo Tuobai Le, you seemed to support Ao Bai before."

Without further ado, Shuotuo threw the knife to the ground first, and said in a deep voice, "I could only agree superficially, if I said no, wouldn't Oboi have killed me long ago."

"I used to be Baylor, I stayed here, and I still have meat to eat and clothes to wear. Do I want to live in the mountains with Fanren and wrap in animal skins like Mutu said?"

"Which life is good and which life is bad, I can still tell the difference."

Suozhen wanted to say something, but Mutu stopped him.

"Shuotuo, if this is the case, there will be no Baylor here in the future, and everyone will be Master Ding's slaves."

"If you want to seek refuge, you should do your job well. One of them is Oboi's confidantes. You lead people like this—" He whispered a few words to Shuo Tuo.

Shuotuo didn't dare to resist, so he could only nod his head.

At this moment, he finally understood why Ding Yi fed the surrendered soldiers so well.

Many people are used to eating big meat steamed buns and drinking tea, and they would still like to go to the mountains to drink Maoru blood as a raw food.

Suo Zhen, Aobai's confidant, was changed little by little.

After leaving the camp, he brought a few people to the east side with mixed feelings, and each took a white cloth and tied it on his left arm.

Then someone raised a torch and shook it desperately.

Not long after, a large number of figures began to appear on the mountain to the east, and the Fanbing soldiers descended the mountain one by one.

Immediately afterwards, someone on the west side of the front also raised a torch and shook it in the distance.

"Kill!" Not long after, there were soldiers on the west side of the front shouting, holding torches and starting to attack inside.

After the Dutch soldiers fired a few guns at the front, they retreated one after another, as if they had given up resistance.

There were shouts of killing everywhere in the camp, and a large number of Fan soldiers rushed in.

The soldiers from the east arrived first. They saw Shuo Tuo and others tied up with white cloths, but they did not attack.

Although the two sides did not understand each other, Shuotuo pointed to several tents with his finger.

The soldiers nodded one after another: "Kill." A group of soldiers rushed over.

Over there were Oboi's soldiers and horses, still waiting for orders, but unexpectedly, Fan Bing came to kill him suddenly.

At this time, they were not sent to the white cloth, and the two sides immediately fought in a scuffle.

And other soldiers and horses in the camp began to tie white cloths one after another.
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Ade Gou Rang believes that Aobai sincerely cooperates with him mainly because of two things.

One is that Oboi defeated one of their villages in a big battle last year, and accidentally captured Ade Gorang's younger brother Adhan.

Ao Bai knew that this man was A De Gou Rang's younger brother, so he didn't kill him, but let him go quietly, and asked Ad Han to bring Ao Bai's kindness to A De Gou Rang.

Aobai said that they were the elite of the Great Gold, they were defeated and captured by the Ming people, and their family and children were all in the hands of the Ming people, so they came to beat them as a last resort.

Ade Gou Rang later learned that what Obai said was indeed the truth. At this time, he believed in Obai a little bit, knowing that Obai also wanted to resist the Ming people.

But this is not enough to make him and Ao Bai decide to cooperate.

Soon, he felt a strong crisis.

Because Zhao Dashan's method of dealing with them is the method Ding Yi learned from the later Japanese to conquer the officials.

After the Sino-Japanese War of [-]-[-], Japan forced Manchu Qing to cede the officials.

They attach great importance to the big officials, and everyone in Japan believes that the big officials will definitely resist desperately.So all the guard divisions that originally defended the emperor were sent to Dayuan, and a full 5 soldiers were gathered before going to the island to deal with the resistance of the locals in Dayuan.

What happened later proved the wisdom of the Japanese at that time. When the major personnel were cut off from the mainland, they fought with the Japanese army for nearly half a year. The Japanese army died 5000 and injured nearly 3. The head of the guard division was also Meiji. The emperor's uncles were all killed.

After nearly 10 Japanese troops were replaced by rotations, it was barely suppressed the large-scale resistance of the big staff.

But the next few years were also a nightmare for the Japanese. The big officials started various underground activities and small-scale operations, and Japan suffered huge losses. In one year, three governors were changed, and the third governor was the famous Nogi Nozomi. This is Japan's number one head-giving master in modern times.

What he is famous for is that as long as he is in a place, his own people must die more than the enemy.

The most famous record is the attack on Lushun during the Russo-Japanese War, for a 203 highland, because of his stubbornness, the Japanese army suffered 11 casualties and [-] died.

Just such a hardliner, after working as a senior official for a year, he actually gave up, saying that this place is not for people to stay in: the annual tax collection is not enough for 1/4 of the expenditure, and the Japanese government still has to post a large sum of money.

Over 2 people died in the first year of his tenure. Many people from the government to the private sector in Japan advocated selling the big officials to stop losses, and were unwilling to continue investing money in this bottomless pit.

The embarrassing thing is that the Manchus also said that they had no money to buy it back, so Japan planned to sell it to the British, but the British meant that why should I want that island?If I wanted to, I would have come here long ago after defeating the Qing Dynasty.

So the Japanese went to the French again, but the price was not completely agreed upon, and the Japanese government felt that it was too shameful to sell it, so it decided to hold on for a few more years.

At this time, an important person appeared on the stage, Kodama Gentaro, this person was the most powerful figure in Japan's Meiji era, and he was a master in both civil and military fields.

His policy in Dayuan is the policy that Zhao Dashan has studied and applied with all his heart.

(End of this chapter)