"My two brothers were both taught by Uncle He, and I also learned a little from them. I will tell you a few things first."

Xu Ping was overjoyed and said, "Thank you very much, Miss, for saving my life."

Miss Huang laughed and said, "Mr. Xu's words are too exaggerated."

After letting Xu Ping hold the sword steady, Miss Huang took a stance and lightly tapped his weapon with her own sword, performed a few demonstration movements, and commented at the same time: "The fighting skills in the new army have actually been greatly simplified.

Yes. I heard Jia Yan say that the training of the new army focuses on simplicity and easy to remember. Practice makes perfect and achieves results within a few months."

Compared with other armies recruiting strong men to serve as soldiers, the training of the New Army is much stricter. However, under the constant pressure of the court, the New Army soldiers did not have enough time to train and had to rush to the battlefield, so they could only use

A quick training method.

Miss Huang did a few more moves and explained them to Xu Ping: "Only for these moves, Uncle He asked my two brothers to practice them for a month before continuing to teach them the following ones. And they still practice these basic moves to this day."

Keep practicing. Don't be determined to kill the enemy from the beginning, but leave some backhand and energy to prepare for parry. Use these actions to test the enemy's wrist strength, agility, and

The speed of reaction..."

When Miss Huang was about to leave, Xu Ping asked her to continue teaching him swordsmanship tomorrow. Miss Huang shook her head and said, "No, I dare not go out without Qiu Yue. Today I have asked her to go to the teahouse to drink tea all afternoon.

"

Xu Ping suggested: "Let her go to the teahouse tomorrow."

Miss Huang shook her head again: "It's not appropriate for a little girl like her to be alone. It's just a day once in a while. What if something happens?"

"Then bring her here too."

"Qiuyue doesn't know how to ride a horse."

"She can learn."

Miss Huang rolled her eyes at Xu Ping: "General Xu will practice here slowly by himself. I'm going back."

When Xu Ping saw Miss Huang turning around and leaving, he quickly caught up and said, "Miss, this is a matter of life and death for the general. The sincerity of the general's pursuit of learning can be judged by the sun and the moon!"

Miss Huang got on her horse and put on her helmet: "You are a liar who deceives God and deceives your heart!"

"Miss Mingjian," Xu Ping grabbed the reins of Miss Huang's mount and said urgently, "The general is not married yet."

Miss Huang's face turned red and she raised her whip as if to strike: "General Xu is getting more and more speechless."

"The general has no heirs yet. If he dies on the battlefield due to lack of skill in swordsmanship, the legacy of our ancestors will be cut off." Xu Ping did not hesitate: "How dare you ask me to teach my master the exquisite swordsmanship so that the legacy of our ancestors can be spread.

Go down."

Miss Huang couldn't help laughing and said softly: "Let go of my reins."

"I will obey your orders." Xu Ping relaxed his hands upon hearing this.

Miss Huang put her horse's belly under her and started on her way back. She smiled back at Xu Ping and said, "Let me think about it."

Another three days passed in the blink of an eye. In the morning, Xu Ping and Wu Zhong reported to Zhang Chengye on the recent training progress. Zhang Chengye did not let them put down the report and leave as before, but handed them a thick stack of information. In front of Zhang Chengye,

Xu Ping and Wu Zhong read all the information carefully. The two looked at each other, and Xu Ping asked: "Sir, are our troops going to send troops to Shandong?"

Zhang Chengye smiled enigmatically and said: "We still have to wait for orders from the top, but you can use this thing for a tactical deduction and report the results."

"As you command, my lord."

The document Zhang Chengye handed over to Xu Ping and Wu Zhong included a series of place names, specific terrain maps and some troop strength settings. The required tactical deduction was to imagine the Changqing Battalion attacking the area marked in the document, while the rebels in Shandong tried their best to hinder

The actions of the Ming army. The two men quickly summoned the staff officers in the camp, laid out the map, and arranged the chess pieces belonging to the two armies according to the relevant settings. After all this was completed, Xu Ping designated two people to play the roles of the Ming army and the rebels respectively.

The commander-in-chief of the army and other staff officers assisted in the deduction. Xu Ping and Wu Zhong watched the game as referees.

The staff officer who plays the role of the Ming army is named Zhou Dongtian. He is a good friend of Jiang Yizhou, and Xu Ping is also very familiar with this person. Zhou Dongtian was promoted after fighting in Dezhou. The person who plays the role of the rebel is a senior staff officer of the Changqing Battalion.

Fu Tianjun is a junior officer like Wu Zhong and is very familiar with the rules of chess.
Chapter completed!