Han’s Son is Not a Slave

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Looking at the river from afar, Zhou Shixiang didn't mind at all what kind of impression his extremely rude mobilization would give the world to him, the King of Qi. He only knew that his mission in this era was revenge, that is, to **** the Tartars, to **** them hard, to **** them over. them!

So what about the commander, what about the King of Qi, I, Zhou Shixiang, are an individual, an ordinary person in my past life, and an ordinary person in this life!

If you are a person, you will have feelings, there will be hatred, and you will scold and **** your mother!

Zhou Shixiang was fed up with dealing with those great Confucian officials and gentry with hypocrisy in the Nanjing officialdom. Only in the army, in front of his subordinates who fought with him, could he have a sense of authenticity, and he felt that he was a living person with flesh and blood.

Sometimes, Zhou Shixiang really wanted to laugh at himself as a scholar. This "Xuecai" made many people think he was a polite scholar, but they didn't know that he was an avenger who could drink human blood and treat human life like a mustard.

This is a chaotic world, this is a dark age where the Han people are almost extinct, benevolence, righteousness and morality, hypocrisy and kindness are not acceptable, civilized etiquette is even more important, all you need is a **** long knife and a spirit of resistance - "Fuck the Tartars" This is the best description of this spirit of resistance, and it is also the voice of all Han family sons who are brave to fight in this era.

It was Zhou Shixiang's decision to raise his troops to cross the river for a decisive battle. He had no other choice. One more day in Jiangbei Camp, he would be tied for one more day. This Jiangnan, the sky above Nanjing, has always hung a sharp sword. This is a military consideration, but at the political level, the Qing army in Jiangbei has made many gentry in the south of the Yangtze River still wait and see. Those people are determined to understand, but they are worried that the Qing army will come over again. both ends.

This can be seen from Qian Qianyi's contacts with the Jiangnan gentry these days. A large part of the gentry who had secretly supported the anti-Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty had reservations about the newly established Dingwu regime in Nanjing. Zhou Shixiang said that as long as the Tang king ascended the throne, there would be swarms of responses from all over the country, scholars and Confucian scholars swarmed, and the rebirth of the prosperous era was reborn. In fact, there were only a few gentry who came to Nanjing to congratulate King Tang on his ascension to the throne.

Zhou Shixiang despises and disdains these gentlemen who wait and see, but now he needs their support, because he has to be in vain. He most agrees with what Zhang Changgeng said, that the gentry in Jiangnan really had the backbone and the courage to die as early as fifteen years ago. Most of the remaining so-called anti-Qing patriots are just speculators, and their pursuits are not for self-interest, not for justice, and not for the defense of the Chinese and barbarians. The document Jiang Guozhu gave to Lang Tingzuo about the "dismissal case" is the best footnote Zhang Changgeng said.

At present, although King Tang has ascended the throne, the Taiping army's rule in the provinces in the south of the Yangtze River has not yet been firmly established, and the integration of money and food resources has not yet been started. It can be said that most of the resources in the south of the Yangtze River are still in the hands of the gentry, and they want to take these resources from their hands. After coming here, Zhou Shixiang was bound to implement the policies of Guangdong, and once these policies were implemented, these gentry, who were now nominally known, would be the natural enemies of the Taiping Army. In past life words, there are individuals who betray classes, but there are no classes who betray classes. He Zhou Shixiang did not expect that a group of landlords would take the initiative to "beat the local tyrants and divide the land" and lead the villagers to destroy their privileges.

Using a knife was Zhou Shixiang's only choice. Zhang Changgeng offered a wonderful method, that is, to open the "Tonglu case" to attack the Jiangnan gentry, but the premise of the implementation of this case is that the Taiping army must solve the Jiangbei camp of the Qing army in Yangzhou, otherwise, the case will not be opened. If you start to suppress the gentry now, you will dig your own grave and shake the Dingwu regime that has just been established for a few days. If the Jiangnan gentry rallied to oppose the Taiping Army, then there would be a lot of bees and chaos in the rear, and only the Manchus would benefit from it.

Once the Qing army in Jiangbei has been resolved, then this sword will be of no avail.

The righteousness of the public is never what people want, and what people want is just a fart. Manchu conquered the world with the butcher's knife, and won the hearts of the people with the butcher's knife. This heart is the heart of a gentry. Whether it is Ming or Qing, the ideas of ordinary people have never been the heart of the people of the court. But the gentry's heart is the most shaken and the most selfish. They will listen to whoever is sharp.

Dujiang and Fulin Xiaoer have a decisive battle. Even if the outcome is only five or five, Zhou Shixiang will have to fight. Only by defeating Fulin can he do what he wants to do, and those people can also fully know that there will be no more from now on. What the Qing Dynasty, only the Ming Dynasty! By then, they will know what to choose.

Crossing the river, this is a gesture, it is an oath, and it is also an edict to the world that the Dingwu regime is not the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Tang king is not Zhao Gou, and his Zhou Shixiang will never be Yue Fei, he will be Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, will be The first man to restore the North.

"Get on board!"

Zhou Shixiang gave an order, and one by one, the flag bearers pulled out the military flags erected on both sides of the pier, then raised them high, and strode across the bridge.

On the pier, hundreds of warships were lined up densely, with sails everywhere. Lines of soldiers walked from the deck to the warship like countless streams.

"Wan Sheng!"

Tens of thousands of soldiers called in unison.

Thousands of sails compete, hundreds of boats compete, and the vast river presents a magnificent scene.

The fleet's target is Zhenjiang, where the army will meet the first town garrisoned in Zhenjiang, and then attack the Guazhou water camp on the north bank, and then have a decisive battle with the Qing army.

According to the information from the Ministry of Military Intelligence, the Jiangbei battalion of the Qing army had no less than 100,000 troops, including more than 30,000 Manchu and Mongolian cavalry, while the Taiping army had less than 5,000 cavalry and more than 60,000 infantry.

The strength of the enemy and us is very different. This is also when most of the generals of the Japanese army did not agree to cross the river for a decisive battle, but suggested that they should defend the river and drag the Qing army down. Yu Shizhong and other generals combined with Duny to give up Guizhou and return to the north. They analyzed that Wu Sangui could change at any time, and believed that there was no need to rush to attack the north. Perhaps Wu Sangui would help the Taiping army to force Shunzhi to withdraw.

Zhou Shixiang never entrusted his fate to the hands of others~www.wuxiamtl.com~Whether Wu Sangui will rebel, and whether he will enter Sichuan to attack Shaanxi and force Shunzhi to return troops, these are unknown. What he wants is to do it himself and defeat Shunzhi himself, rather than waiting for others to help him.

Looking at the eyes from the railings, the line of the river and the sky, the eyes are far away, the warships and the people are all so small on this big river.

"Master, there seems to be someone on the shore!"

The military officer Guo Xiong suddenly handed the telescopic mirror to Zhou Shixiang, who took the telescopic mirror and looked at the pier.

In the shot, a carriage is parked on the dock.

In front of the car, a beautiful young woman is looking over here.

Zhou Shixiang was startled, because he seemed to have seen this woman somewhere.

On the shore, Chang Le stared blankly at the blurred fleet. Although she didn't know which boat Zhou Shixiang was on, she knew that he must be there.

You live at the head of the Yangtze River, and I live at the end of the Yangtze River. Day. Day Si Jun does not see you, and drinks the water of the Yangtze River together. (To be continued.) Mobile users, please browse and read for a better reading experience.