Li Dingguo rode a tall horse into Jianchang City.

The battle in the city is coming to an end, and some Feng Shuangli's direct subordinates are escorting Feng Shuangli and fighting and retreating, but most of the defenders have surrendered.

For them, there is no essential difference between working for Feng Shuangli and working for Li Dingguo.

Saving their lives is the first thing they need to consider.

People have to bow their heads when they should, let alone these big-headed soldiers.

The officials are fighting for the troops because they are profitable. What is the big-headed soldiers' goal? Isn't it just a bite of food?

If the guy who eats can't even keep things safe, that's a waste of time.

And seeing that Li Dingguo is more dignified, maybe he can really do some career.

As for whether he can change his dynasty and sit in the Dragon Court in the future, that is another matter.

Jianchang is an important military camp, and except for the soldiers, they are basically their families. Apart from that, there are only a few businessmen.

After Li Dingguo entered Jianchang, he immediately ordered his soldiers to take over the city defense and try his best to constrain military discipline.

In his opinion, as long as the lower-level soldiers do not resist, it doesn't matter if Feng Shuangli jumps or tosses.

It is the most urgent thing to calm down and clear the remnants.

As for Feng Shuangli, she was in a mess.

Under the escort of a group of personal soldiers, he fled to the City God Temple in the city. Strictly speaking, this place is not an easy to defend and difficult to attack. Even the Jianchang city wall can be destroyed, and a mere temple wall of the City God Temple is naturally nothing.

Feng Shuangli knew that he could not escape the defeat, but was still resisting stubbornly.

He thought that even if he was defeated, he would kill more Li Dingguo's troops and take some hiding.

People can burst out amazing energy when they fight to the death.

Feng Shuangli's personal soldiers knew that it was difficult to escape this time, so they all showed great enthusiasm and wanted to bring some people to bury them.

Although Li Dingguo's troops had an absolute advantage in the number of troops, there were also more or less casualties.

Seeing this, Li Dingguo did not intend to continue to sacrifice the lives of his soldiers, so he ordered the Chenghuang Temple to be surrounded, then poured tung oil into it, and then threw the torch in.

Feng Shuangli and his friends were trapped in the City God Temple and could not rush out and could only wait for death.

The fire took a full hour to stop.

Before the thick smoke had dissipated, Li Dingguo ordered the soldiers to rush in and check to prevent any fish that had missed the net.

But it turns out that he was thinking too much.

After a fire, burnt corpses were everywhere.

These corpses were burned to a great extent, so naturally they could not distinguish their faces.

However, Li Dingguo still judged who Feng Shuangli was based on his armor.

When this person died, his body curled up, and his back was like shrimps with a hunched over.

Although Feng Shuangli's face was already covered with black charcoal, Li Dingguo still drew his sword and cut off his head.

Feng Shuangli's death declared the end of the battle.

Li Dingguo ordered his personal soldiers to send Feng Shuangli's head to the city tower and hang it on public display, which also made the people of the city know that Li Dingguo had won and regained control of Jianchang.

Compared with Jianchang City itself, the nearby farmland was the one that Li Dingguo paid more attention to.

After the battle, he was preparing to resume production immediately and ordered the soldiers to actively settle down.

Jianchang's land is more than enough to support tens of thousands of people, and even if it is 100,000 people, it will not be difficult to support tens of thousands of people.

But it would not be enough to expand in Yunnan.

What made Li Dingguo feel gratified was that the Ming army did not have too strong control over the generation bordering Yunnan and Sichuan. If he had done his best, he would have an opportunity to take advantage of it.

However, planning depends on people and success depends on the opportunity.

Zhu Cixuan has been in a good mood recently.

Not long ago, he received a urgent message from Wen Anzhi from Sichuan. The army he led defeated Hong Chengchou and the Qing army led by Boluo in the Battle of Chengdu. Li Dingguo fled south as soon as possible after knowing that he could not have the enemy.

Chengdu is the center of the southwest, and the significance of regaining Chengdu is huge.

At this point, the connection between Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan is one and the other is a supportive force, and can support each other.

Even if the Qing Dynasty wanted to go south, it would be difficult to move.

According to Wen Anzhi, the Qing army suffered heavy losses this time, and many senior generals were killed.

Among them are Boluo, Shuozhan and others.

Wen Anzhi was judged by the bodies of these people wearing armor, because their heads had been cut off and taken away by Li Dingguo.

However, Wen'anzhi sent people to search for Hong Chengchou's body but still did not find Hong Chengchou's body, which proved that Hong Chengchou had mostly escaped.

This has to be said to be a great regret. You must know that Hong Chengchou is one of the counselors Dorgon relied the most.

The most important thing is that this person can not only give advice, but also lead troops to fight in person. Putting aside his inferior character, he can be regarded as a character with both civil and military skills.

If Hong Chengchou fled back to Shaanxi, it would be said that he would be unforgettable to let the tiger go back to the mountain.

However, you cannot be demanding perfection in everything, at least in Zhu Cixuan's opinion, the result of this battle is quite impressive.

As long as the Ming army firmly ruled in Sichuan, it will not take long to keep the army strong and strong, even if the Northern Expedition attacks to attack Hanzhong.

Although the Qing army's military operations in Sichuan failed, their rule in Shaanxi was still very stable.

If the Ming army wanted to make a difference to capture Shaanxi, Hanzhong was a must-have place.

Zhu Cilang clenched his fists secretly, Hanzhong, the next step is to decide you.

Just when Zhu Cilang was full of confidence, Liu Chuanzong rushed to Qianqing Palace with joy.

As soon as he entered the warmer pavilion, he bowed to the ground, kowtowed to Zhu Cilang and said, "I congratulate the emperor, congratulate the emperor."

Zhu Cixuan was in a good mood and asked in a harmonious voice: "Oh? Why are you happy?"

"The Emperor, it was news from Shandong that the Denglai Navy defeated the Japanese pirates and seized a lot of warships."

Um?

This is indeed good news.

Although Zhu Cixuan has been fully supporting Longjiang Shipyard shipbuilding, its manufacturing capabilities are limited after all. Today, the Denglai Navy has only more than one hundred large ships and hundreds of small ships.

Such a number is a bit shabby than Zheng Zhilong's navy.

If the court really sends troops to Fujian to fight against Zheng Zhilong in the future, it would not be enough to rely on these ships alone.

It is definitely not as fast as robbing it, and robbing Japanese pirates is even more open and upright.

"How many ships have been seized in total?"

"There are more than one hundred ships in total, many of which are similar to large ships."

Liu Chuanzong was eager to make contributions and laughed in harmony: "I heard that he had found an island occupied by Japanese pirates. The Japanese pirates used that island as a private port to trade and supply. The Denglai Navy suddenly broke out and they were not prepared at all. They were killed and were thrown away. They were thrown away."
Chapter completed!