The conditions proposed by Da Ming, Yuchai Xiusheng did not consider agreeing to them at all.

When the news came back to Seoul, many generals and officials, including Ukita Hideya, also maintained a high degree of unanimity on this matter.

There is no way to occupy North Korea, and a full withdrawal is already the most passive situation, and now it is necessary to pay additional compensation?

Ukita believes that when the news reaches China, Guan Bai will definitely continue to increase his troops with a roar.

But even Guan Bai's henchmen, Ukita Hideya also understands that there is no chance of winning if he fights against Daming again at this moment.

The Wa Kingdom is an island country, and a complete defeat in a naval battle is equivalent to breaking the foundation of the expeditionary force.

If we continue to fight, we will only increase the number of casualties.

"Da Ming dares to extort, it is nothing more than thinking that he has the upper hand, and only if they allow us to retreat, we will have a chance to leave."

In the council hall, Kuroda Nagamasa, who had retreated to Seoul, squinted his eyes and spoke: "We can't let the Ming Dynasty slaughter us, so we must implement our retreat plan before the Ming Dynasty is fully prepared." ”

"Dare to ask, how to implement it?"

"Throw out the bait to attract the attention of the Ming army, and at the same time the main force will take the opportunity to retreat south to Pusan."

Kuroda Nagamasa seems to have thought about this problem for a long time, and said at the moment: "Only when the army comes to Busan smoothly can we return to Tsushima at any time and take the opportunity to leave North Korea, and then we will have the confidence to refuse the unreasonable demands of the Ming Dynasty." ”

Staying in Seoul, the consumption of nearly 100,000 soldiers and horses will sooner or later deplete the reserves.

So the army can only withdraw, and it is selectively withdrawn.

………

As the days passed, it soon came from the middle of the month to the end of the month.

During this time, Mo Xiaobai lived the easiest life since entering the dungeon. Everything is fully laid out, and there is not much for him to worry about.

And the entire Korean war situation is also in a delicate balance.

In North Korea, the Ming and the Japanese occupied Pyongyang and Seoul respectively, and in the waters of Korea, when the Ming navy and Yi Sunsin's naval division implemented a joint blockade, the Japanese who had lost more than 200 warships no longer dared to send even one fleet to Busan.

However, a brief balance does not mean the end of the war.

As the wind and snow gradually subsided, the belated spring swept across the Korean Peninsula, and the Japanese people, who had been silent, finally took a new step.

First of all, Ukita Hideya sent five thousand-strong teams to attack each post station in the northern part of Seoul.

Subsequently, on the night when the battle broke out at the post station, he quietly sent two armies of 8,000 men out of the West Gate and quickly advanced in the direction of Pyongyang.

The total strength of the two teams is only in the early 15,000s, and it is obviously not enough to compete with Pyongyang. But Ukita also has his considerations, he knows that the main force of the Ming Dynasty is actually not much, and if he wants to eat more than 10,000 people, he must not be able to make any targeted deployment to the soldiers and horses of Seoul.

And the Ming army obviously will not let more than 10,000 Japanese soldiers advance north, so more than 10,000 people attacked, which is enough to involve the main force of the Ming Dynasty.

It only takes five days for the remaining army to move south to Sangju. After that, it was easy to retreat back to Busan along the Nakdong River.

Throwing away the day and a half of hurrying, in fact, this 10,000-strong army only needs to drag the Ming army for three days, and then it can also retreat, and some troops can be withdrawn more or less.

Even if the Ming is lucky, if the Ming is not ready to pursue, he may only need to pay the price of a few thousand people, and the remaining soldiers and horses are likely to leave.

This is the final result of the negotiation between Ukita Hideya and Kuroda Nagamasa and others, and it is also the safest and most optimistic situation in their own opinion.

Yu Xiduo didn't know that the decision he made was actually a deep pit that Mo Xiaobai dug for him.

When tens of thousands of Japanese soldiers and horses hurried to the city of Pyongyang, Mo Xiaobai did not let the Ming army leave, but another army of soldiers and horses had quietly approached from Yizhou.

It was the Jianzhou cavalry that Nurhachi had transferred to the battlefield again.

Deliberately exerted pressure through negotiation to induce the Japanese to make a move of a strong man to break his wrist, and then let the Jianzhou Guards detour to the southwest rear to outflank and cut off their retreat.

All the plans, including timing, are all in the imagination of Mo Xiaobai, to be precise, Guo Jia, the top strategist of Big Dream Town.

A night battle, an inevitable eruption.

The artillery was pushed out of the city, and many soldiers also approached out of the city.

In the face of the suppression of artillery fire and bird guns, Kobayakawa Takakei and Shimazu Yoshihiro, who were in charge of the broken war, fought and retreated, and only crossed the Datong River at noon, but did not think that they would have to retreat to the south bank at night.

The two led the troops to retreat, thinking that they could use the Datong River to block the Ming soldiers for at least a day. Who would have thought that a group of cavalry suddenly appeared behind him, attacking from the weak rear flank of the Japanese people.

The leader is Nurhachi, who has nowhere to sprinkle.

At this moment, Nurhachi, although he was full of disgust for Mo Xiaobai, he hated the Japanese people in front of him even more.

Without these Japanese people to make trouble, he could develop his own Jianzhou Wei with peace of mind, and maybe he would be able to annex the Haixi Jurchens within two or three years.

Well, now somehow being swept into the battlefield. If he didn't kill some of the Japanese to get angry, Nurhachi's thoughts couldn't be realized.

"Sons, let me kill all these dogs!"

Nurhachiyi was bold, he didn't grasp the reins at all, and he held the three-eyed gun with a lot of weight in both hands, and shot with a 'bang, bang, bang', and directly killed the Japanese soldiers in front of him.

Then he didn't stop his pace, picked up the three-eyed gun and smashed it on the heads of the soldiers behind. With the weight of the three-eyed gun and the solid iron of the whole body, no one can resist the 'mallet' in his hand.

"My lord, the second ambush has also been arranged."

Just at the stall where Nurhachi was fighting, Mo Xiaobai stood on the other side of the river to watch the play. Hearing that Li Ji came over to report the deployment, he immediately smiled and said, "Mao Gong, how about you say that we should bombard the other side with artillery a few times now?" ”

"Lord, the artillery has no eyes, I'm afraid it will hurt the Jianzhou cavalry."

"What are you afraid of, just take them and clean them up."

Mo Xiaobai pursed his lips, if it weren't for the continued expansion of Nurhachi's Jianzhou cavalry casualties, he would not have let this cavalry engage the Japanese in the way he was present.

For Mo Xiaobai, the best result was undoubtedly the defeat of the Japanese people, and Nurhachi's Jianzhou Wei was also completely lost.

When one artillery cannon was pushed to the riverbank, dozens of shells fired at the same time, which not only made the Japanese frightened and crushed, but also made Nurha's eyes crack.

Okay, you are a Ming Admiral, you really don't care if I live or die in Jianzhouwei!

He had the intention to shout that the cavalry under his command scattered and left, but now that the lights were blind and he was entangled with the Japanese people, even if his order was issued, only the hundreds of cavalry around him could hear it.

As for the other Jianzhou cavalry, they have long been lost in the battle and are desperately slashing.

After a night of chaotic fighting, the sky gradually turned white, and the corpses on both sides of the Datong River were more dazzling than the rising warm sun.

The Japanese soldiers have been defeated again!