After Chongzhen returned to the imperial study to vent, he asked Wang Chengen: "Am I still the son of tomorrow?" Is the territory of Huang Han still considered the territory of the Ming Dynasty? ”

How dare Wang Chengen answer such a difficult problem, in fact, Wang Chengen's ability is limited, and he will not use the power in his hands well, and he has nothing to do to accompany Chongzhen to hang himself when Jiashen is in trouble.

Wang Chengen has been in power for more than ten years, is it difficult to train hundreds or even dozens of henchmen? Keeping the emperor and escaping by yourself will always be much better than hanging, and the opportunity should exist.

At that time, the city of Beijing was in chaos, which led to the fact that the bodies of Chongzhen and Wang Chengen were only found three days later.

This is actually the result of Chongzhen's self-righteousness, and he thought that "the ministers misunderstood me" until he died, which was not only ridiculous, lamentable but also very sad.

Chongzhen has held the imperial power for 17 years, is the highest decision-maker of the Ming Dynasty, and the first person responsible for the death of the country is him, and he shirks his responsibility before his death is enough to show that he did not take responsibility.

Daming is not without capable ministers, but they are all short-lived, the problem is that Chongzhen is too self-righteous, and in Chongzhen's seventeenth year, there are mediocre talents left around him, and he can't even run away.

There are also many civilian and military generals who choose to die for the country, but it does not mean that these people are talented, it only proves that they have integrity.

Seeing that Wang Chengen knelt down in fright, Chongzhen looked up to the sky and sighed: "All the ministers are all people who tend to be inflammatory, and the appointment of hundreds of officials is actually proposed by the Duke of Liao, hasn't I become an ornament?" ”

Wang Chengen said: "Your Majesty is angry, the general is properly recruited, there has been no mistake so far, and the courtiers do not reject his proposal for the sake of the imperial court. ”

The circulation of the "Red Flag Daily" soared, and the people, officials, officials, and eunuchs all studied it, and Wang Chengen was no exception.

He could feel the vitality of the "Hanjiang Province", and the most strange thing was why under the rule of the general of the conquest, it was not people who were superficial, but people who made the best use of their talents, and he actually admired it in his heart.

Huang Han is far away from the court, and the emperor can't reach it! At this time, he could only persuade Chongzhen not to try to control the "Hanjiang Province", so as not to force the general to rebel.

The reason why Chongzhen felt aggrieved was entirely because there was no way to deal with it, why didn't he know that he couldn't force Huang Han to turn his face, and choosing compromise was the only way.

What he couldn't understand was why many officials were able to work hard when they went to "Hanjiang Province" and no longer be corrupt? Why didn't the party in the Ming Dynasty show signs there?

Wen Tiren of "Hanjiang Province" personally wrote a report on the deployment of Song Pengfei, Sun Chuanting, and Chen Qiyu on the Yalu River, revealing that if nothing else, the 13,000 Manchu and Mongolian cavalry and 7,000 bannermen under the puppet Manchu Qing Prince Yu Duoduo would be surrounded and annihilated.

When Chongzhen hated Huang Han for coercing the imperial court, he was full of expectations for the next big war, and his contradictory feelings could not be confided in others, and he felt even more angry.

If the "Red Banner Army" immediately beheaded or captured Duoduo, the prince of the puppet Manchu Qing Dynasty, I am afraid that the imperial court must give Huang Han the necessary reward, and the title of the prince of the county will have to be put on the agenda, will he be allowed or not at that time?

Indeed, Wen Tiren, Zhang Fengyi, Liang Tingdong, Yang Yipeng and other high-ranking officials of the Ming Dynasty are waiting for the Yalu River Front Army to pass on the good news again.

They discussed it, and after killing or capturing Duoduo, they collectively wrote to the imperial court to ask the imperial court to canonize the captured general "King of Hanjiang County".

As for the title of the king of Liaoshen County that he asked for after pacifying Liaodong when the general undertook the five years of pacification of Liaodong, it was ignored by Wen Tiren and others, because no one could have foreseen that the general would take all of Korea and expand its territory, so that the Ming Dynasty would have more "Hanjiang Province".

The conquest of the general for the country to fight for the country to expand the territory of 3,000 miles, so that the Ming Dynasty two capitals and thirteen provinces into "two capitals and fourteen provinces", outstanding merits, enough to get the title of the county king, after the pacification of Liaodong should get the title of the vassal king.

Where did Duoduo think that his head was remembered by the high-ranking officials of the Ming Dynasty, and he was about to become the ladder of Huang Han's official promotion to the king of the Ming Dynasty.

He thought that his strength had not been damaged, and he was not nervous at all, so he led 20,000 horses and horses to prepare to retreat to Liaodong.

The Manchu and Mongolian cavalry knew the strength of the "Red Banner Army" warships, and of course they would avoid the coast and choose to march up the Yalu River.

It was also the Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15, and more than 10,000 infantry of the Yalu River Front Army Yang Guoen, Huang Long, Gao Zhongyi, Zheng Xuewei, and Liu Sihai took the lead in fighting the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry at a place called Pingguchuan.

Chen Qiyu, the second-ranked chief of praise, was the commander-in-chief of this battle, and he was not sure.

He was not worried that there would be omissions in his arrangement, nor was he worried that the "Red Banner Army" would not dare to fight and the expected results would not be achieved, but that he thought that the generals of the "Red Banner Army" might look down on him when he first arrived.

Chen Qiyu wondered why he didn't feel this way when Daming commanded more people, and there was always unspeakable pressure when he came to the command of the general of the conquest.

Later, he finally understood what the reason was, that was because the "Red Banner Army" system was full of talents, and casually pulled out an ordinary young soldier who could write and calculate, understand the real is false, and the virtual is real.

When the revised draft of the battle plan was submitted to the general for approval, Chen Qiyu was named to command the first blocking battle of the Yalu River Front, and the preset battlefield was completely arranged by Chen Qiyu, with the assistance of other generals.

was rashly entrusted with a heavy task, Chen Qiyu really didn't dare to obey his fate, and immediately wrote a letter to resign, but unfortunately the general was only left with "hypocrisy!" The two-word reply was returned.

Chen Qiyu was so ashamed of himself when he saw the comments of these two words, and the next day he stopped being "hypocritical" and devoted himself wholeheartedly to the pre-war preparations.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Duoduo's 20,000 horses finally entered the strike range, Chen Qiyu knew that the "Red Banner Army" paid attention to obtaining the maximum results with the least casualties, and he did not arrange infantry charges, nor did he deliberately block the passage to the west, but relied on the fortification group and dangerous guns to fire artillery.

There are fortification groups on the mountains within a range of dozens of miles of Pinggu River, and they are all deployed with Franco's one-pound cannons, and the Manchurian cavalry is surrounded in such an environment, and they are completely beaten so that they become frightened birds.

However, each of the fortifications was not blocked between them, and there were gaps in the Qing army's attack that allowed them to escape.

In the east, there were not only thousands of cavalry of the "Red Banner Army" who would form a wall when they found the enemy, but also countless infantry pushing wheelbarrows to follow.

The Manchu and Mongolian cavalry who were ambushed had no courage to turn back, and they suffered casualties and continued to flee to the northwest mountains.

Chen Qiyu expected such a result, and he believed that the Kaesong Front, which had ended the offensive and defensive battle in Pyongyang, was engaged in the war of encircling and annihilating the Duoduo Division, and if the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry chose to go east to fight the Kaesong Front, then the encirclement plan could be completed in a few days.