Ming Dynasty: Starting from Liaodong Jiangmen

Chapter 44 I want to take responsibility
"Why is the system inconsistent?"

Li Shunzu turned around and looked straight, not seeing any cowardice.

Wu Weiying didn't mean to be afraid, and smiled slightly: "In the capital camp, although you and I are the governors, the establishment of the three major camps has always been about the quota of personnel. It is true that Kuan Jiu is a hereditary son, and he has military exploits and can do whatever he wants. It was a blessing in my previous life to serve as an assistant in the Beijing camp."

"Yu Kuan is less than thirty, and his future is unlimited. But now Ning Yuanbo Xunwei has transferred him to the Shenshu Battle Barracks. Do you know who occupied that position before?"

Yu Kuan, who was standing down, naturally heard the threat from Wu Weiying, but his expression did not change at all. He still stood firmly in front of the entire army, waiting for Li Shunzu's reply.

When Wu Weiying saw that the threat had no effect, he continued to increase the intensity.

"It's Guo Zhenming, the uncle of Boping. His ancestor was a hero of Jingnan. He once followed Chengzu and made great achievements. Only then did he get this position for generations. Now that he has resigned, should there be an explanation?"

Li Shunzu really didn't know, but he looked indifferent.

As if he suddenly remembered something, he said belatedly: "What Hou Gongshun said is right, there should be an explanation for this matter. This Boping Bojiu was a guerrilla for the Shenshu camp, and he was in charge of the sentry cavalry and reconnaissance of the Jing camp. Why is it that all the slaves and cavalry have been beaten to the feet of the capital, but he doesn’t know it yet.”

"I have just become the governor of the capital, and I would like to ask Lord Gongshun to give you some advice. Should I report this matter to your majesty?"

When Wu Weiying heard this, she stared at Li Shunzu closely.

Li Shunzu's face was still full of smiles, but the deep ridicule was engraved in Wu Weiying's mind.

Many people saw clearly that in this first confrontation between the new and old governor-general and military ministers, Li Shunzu, the noble guard of Ning Yuanbo who had not yet ascended the throne, was slightly better.

As soon as these words came out, even Boping Bo Guo Zhenming, who had been winking at him in the crowd, was stunned and did not dare to make any unnecessary moves.

He can still weigh the importance of hereditary official positions and titles.

Wu Weiying stood still for a moment and laughed awkwardly.

"Haha, yes!"

"Whether this matter should be reported to His Majesty or handed over to the Justice Department for review, we will discuss it later."

"This Yu Kuan is an old member of Ning Yuan Bo Xunwei. Everyone in the capital knows this. Now that he is being promoted rashly, aren't we afraid of causing public outrage and being suspected of forming a clique for personal gain?"

Li Shunzu heard this, thought for a moment, and then nodded slightly to express his agreement.

"It is reasonable to obey Hou Yan, but the Shenshu camp is responsible for the sentry, reconnaissance and other matters of the Beijing camp. His Majesty has ordered the Beijing camp to follow the Manchu commander in the battle. The reason why I appointed Yu Kuan is because of his military exploits at Guangqumen."

"If there is no need for people with military exploits to hold important positions, if something goes wrong with the outpost during the war, will I, Li Shunzu, bear this responsibility, or will I, Marquis Gongshun, bear the responsibility?"

Speaking of this, Li Shunzu imitated him and smiled slightly.

"Since the Marquis has the heart to take responsibility and is so magnanimous, I, Li Shunzu, will not say anything more today, and I will leave all matters concerning the sentinels at the Shenshu Camp to the Marquis. How about that?"

Wu Weiying's smile gradually froze, and her face became tense and uncertain.

After a long time, he suddenly said with a smile: "What did Ning Yuanbo Xunwei say? Since you and I are both governor-general and military ministers, we naturally have to share the honor and disgrace. I will leave the matter of the sentry cavalry in the Shenshu camp to Yu Kuan. I can rest assured." "

Li Shunzu sneered in his heart and asked to take responsibility. As expected, they avoided it.

"Then, shall I continue to announce the allocation?"

The smile on Wu Weiying's face became increasingly ugly, but she didn't say anything more.

"Please!"

After saying that, he walked away and continued to stand in the distance and stare.

Li Shunzu's bet was that Wu Weiying and the others did not dare to bear the responsibility for the defeat. In their view, Nuqi was basically invincible. How could a showman from the Beijing camp win? Naturally, they did not dare to bear this responsibility.

But Li Shunzu was different. As a person from later generations, Li Shunzu clearly knew the direction of this battle and how to win it when the time came. Therefore, what he saw in his eyes was not the responsibility after defeat, but the credit and fame after victory.This episode also made more people realize the responsibility of Ning Yuanbo Xunwei.

Like Wu Weiying, they all did not have a God's perspective, and some only saw Li Shunzu's willingness to take responsibility for the defeat.

After the victory at Yongding Gate, many border commanders were jealous of the Liao army's achievements, and they were even less likely to risk their lives to follow suit.

In the eyes of many people, this is simply an impossible battle to win. Li Shunzu shot himself in the foot.

Li Shunzu looked around at the people under his command and decided to promote a group of officers headed by himself.

After Yu Kuan, there are the servants who followed him before.

At this time, Li Shunzu seemed to understand why Li Chengliang liked to promote his servants back then.

Because the servant is able to fight, obedient, and familiar with it.

"In the battle of Yongding Gate, our troops began to defeat Dong Nu. Your Majesty, with me, Li Shunzu, as the governor, is determined to reorganize the capital camp. You have made military achievements and you should be rewarded. Xiong Xinghu, Jiang Yong, and Shi Xingzuo are on the list!"

After saying this, three servants of the Li family strode out from the army.

"The three of you stayed on duty conscientiously. You fought with the governor in the city to save the refugees in the battle of Guangqumen, and then you assisted in setting off artillery to attack the slaves at Yongdingmen. You made great achievements in battle. If you continue to be mere pawns, you will disgrace the bravery of the three armies." Heart!"

"Now that I want to regain Liao, I must first start by recovering Zunyong!"

"Now when it comes to employing people, I will appoint three of you as generals to train brave soldiers in the Shenshu camp. Xiong Xinghu is in charge of military preparations, Jiang Yong is in charge of logistics and horses, and Shi Xingzuo is in charge of preparing new soldiers. Each of the three of you will lead a battalion of soldiers and go into battle with the army!"

Xiong Xinghu, Jiang Yong, and Shi Xingzuo did not hesitate and shouted in unison: "The general will obey your order!"

Among them, Xiong Xinghu even shouted: "Please rest assured, Governor, as long as I, Xiong Xinghu, am here, I will not allow the slaves and rats to get past the Chinese army!"

"Good! You are ambitious!" After hearing this, Li Shunzu couldn't help but give a thumbs up, praised him repeatedly, and said to the others: "On that day during the battle at Yongding Gate, I saw a tide of slaves and cavalry in the wilderness outside the city. Our Liao army soldiers did not move a step, but they bravely defeated It’s so sharp!”

"Now I have four thousand warriors with high morale. You still need to work hard to assemble your army and prepare for war. We will wait until tomorrow for the army to set off and go to Yongding Gate to join forces with Manchushuai to regain Zunhua without delay!"

"My army will be ready to fight in the near future, and we will fight with Nuqi in the wild. Let Nuqi see how brave I am from the Han family in the Central Plains!"

All the officers and soldiers of the Liao Army were organized into the Shenshu Camp. The Shenshu Camp included combat soldiers, chariot soldiers, guards and preparations. There were a total of 4000 registered generals. Now there were suddenly [-] more people. Many gods. The officers in the pivot camp all looked ugly.

However, after hearing what Li Shunzu said, these former Liao army officers and soldiers who were newly recruited into the Shenshu camp showed no fear of the slave knights. On the contrary, they were all eager to try and shouted for orders.

Xiong Xinghu, Jiang Yong, and Shi Xingzuo were all just pawns in the Liao army before. They followed Li Shunzu and became the servants of the Li family, which gave them their current official positions.

Although the training general of the Shenshu Camp in the Beijing Camp is not yet a legitimate position, he is already a high-ranking official that one would never dare to dream of.

The three of them were even more eager to prove themselves. They followed Yu Kuan and stood behind Li Shunzu with very solemn expressions.

Rewards and punishments have been made clear and distribution has been decided.

The officers and soldiers of the Liao army all had a place in the Beijing camp, and they were in a good mood, and they were all gearing up.

The soldiers in the Beijing camp had never stood in queue for several hours. Every one of them was suffering from backache and back pain. Some even helped each other back to the camp to rest, saying that they would not come back tomorrow.

Li Shunzu also knew that the road ahead would not be easy, but he had finally taken the first step, and his mood was quite ups and downs.

At this moment, a newly appointed servant came forward and said in a low voice: "Governor, someone came to see you, saying that Mr. Li, the Imperial Censor of the Imperial Procuratorate, has invited Xiang Nuan Pavilion to talk to us about important matters. .”

Mr. Li, the censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, isn't that Li Banghua?
Li Shunzu was startled when he heard this, and immediately looked around, but he was not found.

(End of this chapter)