What exactly did Sun Chuanting make such an sigh? This comes from He Renlong and Zuo Liangyu. Sun Chuanting is full of confidence and is determined to do a great career.

Now the Emperor Long Sui and the Crown Prince have high expectations for themselves, and even Emperor Chongzhen said in person: I have handed over the Ming Dynasty to you.

For Chongzhen, who was suspicious, how much trust was this. Loyalty to the king and father was also Sun Chuanting's motto. He thought of making a big move after he became a lie, so that Emperor Chongzhen could see it, and all the civil and military officials in the court could see it. Seeing that Sun Chuanting was not a bag of wine, and seeing that Sun Chuanting could turn the tide.

However, since he took office, he felt that he had not shown any big burden. Because his step-by-step plan and even the enemy's movements were expected by the crown prince.

Before leaving, Zhu Cilang specially found Sun Chuanting. The two of them had a long talk all night. Sun Chuanting still remembered the content of the conversation. In addition to teaching him how to govern in the local area, Zhu Cilang taught him how to lead troops to fight.

At first, Sun Chuanting was a little absent-minded. The prince was young and didn't know what it meant to lead troops to fight. You defeated Jiannu in Liaodong, and the coincidence was even bigger.

But as he chatted, Sun Chuanting secretly admired him. Because Zhu Cilang almost exposed all the weaknesses of the peasant army. More importantly, his deduction on the sand table was a replica of reality.

At this time, Li Zicheng's every move was exactly the same as what the crown prince explained that night. Even the candidate for his troops was told by Zhu Cixuan.

This is not the most terrifying thing. The most terrifying thing is that Zhu Cilang foresightedly predicted that He Renlong would perineum and disobey the sun. Zuo Liangyu would watch the fire across the river, which is the most terrifying thing.

How did he know about the crown prince far away in Beijing? Thinking about it carefully is terrifying.

That's why Sun Chuanting sighed about who you are, Your Highness, and Sun Chuanting felt that his talent and ambitions were not very good, because everything was already expected by the Crown Prince. It seemed that the Crown Prince was personally commanding this battle.

Who would have thought that this was just the result of Zhu Cixuan's advance learning through historical materials. The thirteenth year of Chongzhen was a node. At this time, Li Zicheng had not yet grown up, and at this time, Zhang Xianzhong might not be able to compete. At this time, Huangtaiji's ambitions had not yet expanded to annex the entire Central Plains.

The 13th year of Chongzhen was the last hope of the Ming Dynasty. As long as the Ming Dynasty could take a breath, perhaps there would be some help.

After killing several bandits, Li Hao and others pretended to be refugees and sneaked into Li Zicheng's team. Xiaoqi Guan Qing walked in front, and everyone pushed the bandits around him away and rushed to the bandit camp.

"Who is it, what are you doing!" When they got to Li Zicheng's tent, they were finally stopped.

Guan Qing stepped forward and bowed: "General, we want to meet the King of Chuang."

Li Zicheng had his own core army, only three to five thousand people. These people were truly able to fight. The main force that could compete with the officers and soldiers. As for the hundreds of thousands of troops that followed, they were just a group of mob refugees.

The one who stopped them was a small pawn in the treason army. Perhaps he was called the general by someone, and his expression calmed down a lot: "There are too many people who want to see the King of Rebellion. The King of Rebellion has military affairs. I will talk about it later if there is anything."

A few refugees who came from somewhere wanted to see the King of Chuang. What kind of dreams were there? If everyone wanted to see the King of Chuang, then Li Zicheng would not have to do anything else all day long.

Li Hao stepped forward: "Brother, we see that King Chuang really has important things, so please help me."

"What's the point? Didn't you tell me? The King of Chuang is very busy now. Let's go, hurry up!" The young man became impatient.

"Who is yelling here, why are you doing!" At this moment, a rough and heroic voice sounded like a bell.

Li Hao and others looked up and saw a leader wearing a hat and a red robe walking over. The man was covered in strong and strong muscles, a beard on his face, and looked very powerful.

When the young man saw this, he was so scared that he hurriedly saluted and shouted: "General Liu!" It was General Liu Zongmin who arrived.

Liu Zongmin did not need to introduce too much. The number one general under the trespass Li Zicheng was a native of Lantian, Shaanxi. He was a Mizhi people. He was originally a forging worker and revolted from Li Zicheng. In the 11th year of Chongzhen, he followed Li Zicheng to break through Tongguanyuan and hide in Shangluo Mountain. Later, he helped Li Zicheng break through Brazil, and entered Henan. His power was revived. In the 16th year, he was appointed General Quan. The following year, he was appointed Ruhou in Xi'an. He led his troops out of Guguan and went to Zhending to join Beijing with the main force of the peasant army, and was given the title of left governor. After entering Beijing, he tortured and assisted the Ming Dynasty. Later, he was injured when he fought against Wu Sangui in the east, and then with Li Zicheng withdrew from Beijing and retreated to Xi'an and entered Huguang. In September of the second year of Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty, Liu Zongmin was captured and killed by the Qing army during the retreat in the battle of Jiugongshan, Tongxian.

After Li Zicheng entered Beijing, he treated Chongzhen's three sons preferentially and appointed them as kings. At the same time, he buried Emperor Chongzhen with great care. Li Zicheng's move gave the Ming Dynasty royal relatives and officials a good impression of this peasant uprising army and also made the city of Beijing a lot of stability.

However, in order to plunder money and grain, Liu Zongmin made a lot of torture instruments and tortured relatives and officials of the Ming Dynasty. The good image of the peasant army that Li Zicheng had finally established was instantly destroyed by Liu Zongmin. Li Zicheng has since been dissatisfied with the people, so that when the Qing army came in, not many people helped Li Zicheng.

Donating silver to help pay and occupy Chen Yuanyuan, it can be said that Liu Zongmin also had great responsibility for the rapid demise of Li Zicheng's regime.

However, Liu Zongmin was brave in fighting at this time, and Li Zicheng's loyalty. Even when Li Zicheng was defeated by the Ming army and was about to commit suicide, Liu Zongmin killed his wife to show his decisive battle with the Ming army. Later, they burned their baggage and broke out with the light cavalry.

Later, Liu Zongmin, who was a meritorious person, began to not buy Li Zicheng's accounts. It is said that after Li Zicheng entered Beijing, because the army was not disciplined, he always did things like burning, killing, looting, and others, "Why don't you help me be a good emperor?" The arrogant Liu Zongmin retorted at that time, "Your emperor, you can do it, but the plundering belongs to me, don't talk nonsense!"

During the battle of Shanhaiguan, Li Zicheng planned to send general Liu Zongmin to send troops to Shanhaiguan. Liu Zongmin contradicted: "Everyone is a thief. Why do you enjoy it in the capital and let me work hard on the front line?" Li Zicheng had no choice but to lead a team to fight in person. Liu Zongmin couldn't refuse again and followed Li Zicheng to fight Wu Sangui.
Chapter completed!