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Ma Gui stepped forward, and the Ming army successfully hit the Japanese pirates in Daoshan, so this retreat was not too embarrassing.

According to the arrangement, Wu, Mao, Lu, Zu, etc. formed the first line of defense, delaying the enemy's attack, and then set the game and Yang Deng to form the second line behind them to cover the troops led by the fourth group.

Everyone took turns taking turns, one battalion retreating one by one.

On the way, there were occasional situations where the command system was disconnected. The most dangerous one was when Wu and Mao's second division led the southern soldiers to be forced to the riverside by the Japanese army.

Fortunately, the Liaodong general Li Chunfang arrived in time, picked up the two, and then walked together and retreated slowly.

Li Chao's side is not without a dazzling performance. General Zheng Qilong fought bravely to kill the enemy in the chaotic army. Even if he was surrounded by Japanese pirates, he was still imposing like a rainbow, and he killed his way out.

The Japanese general saw that he was covered in blood, like Shura crawling out of hell, and he did not dare to attack, and watched him leave the front.

However, everything cannot be smooth sailing.

The Japanese army's battle this time is destined to have results. After all, if they don't eat a piece of meat, how can the big names from all walks of life be willing to give up?

Zhejiang general Lu Jizhong led 2,770 cavalry under his command and had been stationed at the mouth of the Xijiang River.

When the order of Admiral Ma Gui arrived late, the Japanese army had already reached the vicinity, and the fighter plane was delayed to such an extent that it was really powerless to return to the sky, and nearly 2,700 cavalry troops were almost wiped out.

Therefore, Lu Jizhong was even worse than when Lu Li returned to Seoul from Nanyuan. In the real sense, he was only spared.

Also worth mentioning is Zu Chengxun.

Liaodong generals.

Naturally support Li Rumei's old qualifications.

As the saying goes: How can a defeated general speak bravely?

The defeated general in the Pyongyang campaign was the general who had fought on the peninsula for the longest time. During this retreat, he organized an orderly retreat for his subordinates, while heading south, going against the general trend.

Twenty elite cavalrymen who were not afraid of death followed, all the way to Xishengpu, quite the same spirit that Zha Dashou had when he broke into Seoul.

However, there were too few people to capture Xishengpo, which was extremely empty. Zu Chengxun simply took off the sign on the edge of the moat and swaggered back to Gyeongju.

At this point, the vigorous battle of Ulsan came to an end.

The first attempt at a strategic counteroffensive ended in failure.

Recalling the grand ceremony of sacrificing the sky before the expedition and the snow chase with the Joseon king Li He really felt an indescribable irony.

However, Yang Hao was only slightly emotional, he was busy counting casualties.

It was a blessing that Ma Gui commanded the enemy heroically. Only more than 8,000 people were killed in this battle, and the wounded were not counted. After all, even most of the generals were wounded, not to mention ordinary soldiers.

"Work it out."

Yang Hao began to write the battle report. The reduction of 8,000 people would definitely not be able to write upwards, and the number of people was controlled at more than 5,500 people.

Then, start asking for help.

The defeat was too ugly, and the court wanted to save face. In order to give a reasonable explanation, Xing Jie and Ma Gui were drawn to the united front by him.

In any case, both of them were the main promoters of the battle of Ulsan. They pulled out the radish and brought out the mud, and the imperial court held them accountable.

Ma Gui was not panicking, he had a clear conscience.

That great retreat, which could be called a victory, was also created by its rich experience and prestige after taking over the mess temporarily.

But unable to resist the persuasion of the commander-in-chief Xing Jie, he decided to press down his unhappiness and do Yang Hao a favor.

How to explain to the court?

too easy.

To avoid defeat and promote victory, he described the retreat as returning to the army, and exaggerated how cold the island and mountain area was. Even with the supply of spirits and winter clothes, the soldiers' fingers were still frozen.

Let's make the tragedy of Daoshan City even more tragic...

Kato Kiyomasa was killed, the daimyo Naoshima Naoshima was only spared, and then a hundred or ten Japanese captives were sent home, and the matter was almost over.

If it weren't for the supervision of the military censor, Yang Hao even wanted to write that there were less than a thousand people killed in battle, but after his own situation was safe, his IQ returned to the level, and he knew that he couldn't do this.

Eight thousand to five thousand is the limit!

Moreover, underreporting too many losses will cause the court to set strategic goals for him according to this number of people. The morale is demoralized and the injured are not counted. No matter how much work he does, which fool would agree?

I'm afraid it's not asking for trouble.

The memorial has been completed, and the generals of the various ministries signed their names and sent their elites to the capital.

There is also a letter attached to the report, which is a private letter from Yang Hao to Zhang Wei, the second assistant of the backer cabinet, and Shen Yiguang, the third assistant. There is a lot of truth in it.

Not long after the letter was sent, the first batch of reinforcements arrived before it reached the hands of Gong Gong.

The guerrilla Lan Fangwei rushed to Seoul despite the heavy snow with 4,000 Zhejiang soldiers and 3,000 cavalry from Wang Guodong.

Arriving at the same time as them, there is also an old boy named Ding Yingtai, official residence:

Before the army praised the painting.

This old thing is not a good bird. It was originally an aide of Xiao Yinggong, the inspector, and once represented Xiao Yinggong to go to Xing Jie and Yang Hao to intercede for the big traitor Shen Weijing.

As a result, he was scolded by the governor-general Xing Jie, and the traitor Shen Weijing was publicly executed. Since then, Ding Yingtai held a grudge and thought about revenge day and night.

It cannot be asserted that this old boy is a traitor, but when he speaks for the traitor, the two scoldings are light, and it is only by slapping him directly to relieve his anger!

However, when the villain was successful and had some power in his hand, he began to harm the soldiers who aided the dynasty without principle, as if everyone was born and died on the front line and had some deep hatred with him.

A few years ago, after the Battle of the Biho Pavilion during the Imchen Japanese Rebellion, he wrote a letter to impeach Li Rusong, and with a big mouth, Li Rusong died of tens of thousands of teachers, and he was about to become a loyal dog of the Japanese.

And this time, when he came to the peninsula, he was careful to hold back his stomach, so he must give full play to it.

It was freezing and snowing, and all the ministries were busy resting and preparing to come again after the spring.

In this situation, Ding Yingtai was like an old dog begging for food, wandering around in various defense areas around Seoul.

Soon, the old boy found a piece of excellent news that the Southern Army general Chen Yin was severely unfairly treated in the Battle of Ulsan—

When he was about to break through, he was replaced by the military envoy Yang Hao, and he was injured in the battle the next day, and he stayed in Seoul to recuperate.

In fact, in the current situation, everyone should share the same hatred as the enemy, and be brave after knowing shame. com put aside prejudices to cooperate against Japan, so Chen Yin was generous, and he didn't say anything.

However, several of his colleagues in the same camp were indignant about this, and Ulsan was defeated and Yang Hao fled alone, which made Nanbing feel that he was really not a good thing.

When this matter reached Ding Yingtai's ears, if the old dog found a treasure, he quickly took out a small book, visited the door in person, and found the general under Chen Yin's command.

Just in time, this group of people was full of grievances and had nowhere to vent, and began to talk to Ding Yingtai about Yang Hao's despicable actions.

not enough…

After leaving the camp with a smile, Ding Laogou felt that he was going to kill him with one blow.

"This is the place where General Lu is recuperating. Alas, the battle of Ulsan was his greatest achievement and he suffered the most losses."

"That's it, thank you for your guidance."

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