Emperor Shunzhi has been in a bad mood recently. The dog slave of Jixiha mobilized nearly 100,000 troops but couldn't even take down Denglai.

Yu Qi, the thief, and Zheng Jing brought some troops, made Ji Xiha's side of the army exhausted after a long attack, so he had to retreat to Qingzhou for a long-term plan.

When Jixiha's memorial was handed to Shunzhi, the angry Shunzhi directly tore the memorial to pieces.

It's useless, this dog slave is really useless.

If it were in the past, Shunzhi would have ordered people to arrest Ji Xiha, a slave, and chopped his head back to Beijing.

But now there is no one available to the Qing court, and even a waste like Jixiha can only barely use it.

Who can I use to kill Jishiha now?

At least this guy is still a loyal dog, so he is more at ease than using Han people.

Compared with the south, Shandong is closer to the capital, its importance is naturally self-evident.

Shunzhi could not tolerate Denglai's control in the hands of the Ming army no matter what.

Because this means that the Ming army can attack Tianjin Wei from Denglai floating sea at any time.

Once the Tianjin Guards are lost, the capital will be in danger.

There was a headache, Shunzhi only felt a headache.

Why was everything in order when Dorgon was in power? He who should be encircled land, and who should be encircled cities and villages.

The Han people fell to their knees and kowtowed like slaves without backbone.

When he takes power, everything will break down?

He doesn't understand, he really doesn't understand.

Could it be that his ability is worse than Dorgon?

No, Shunzhi doesn't believe it.

This must be just a coincidence.

Although the current national fortune of the Qing Dynasty is not as good as ten years ago, the lean camel is bigger than the horse, and the Qing Dynasty still has an advantage compared to the remnant Ming Dynasty.

As long as Hong Chengchou can defend Jiangxi and cut off the connection between the Ming army, and when Shunzhi solves the hidden dangers in Shandong, he will be able to cut it off in one fell swoop.

You should eat rice one by one, and you must not be in a hurry, otherwise you may not be able to eat enough or choke.

Shunzhi was about to go to the Imperial Garden to relax, but a eunuch submitted a quick message to him.

"Master, this is an urgent report from the south."

Shunzhi glanced at it and waved his hand impatiently, "Let's take it aside first."

"Master, this is a report from Jiangxi."

"Jiangxi?"

Shunzhi raised his eyebrows; "From Nanchang?"

"It's Ganjiang."

Ganjiang?

Shunzhi was very confused.

He walked to the wall and carefully searched for the location of Ganjiang.

There was a very huge map hanging on the wall. He first found Nanchang Prefecture, and then searched around Nanchang for a long time but still couldn't find Ganjiang.

"Where is this Ganjiang River?"

"This... I don't know."

The eunuch was so amused and crying. Shunzhi asked him, and who should he ask.

Shunzhi had no choice but to look for it carefully.

He found the location of Ganjiang after searching for a cup of tea.

Why are you in such a corner?

The person who wrote the letter was Liu Minzhi, the governor of Ganjiang.

This guy is just a prefect, but he actually reported it to him from above.

Shouldn’t the situation in Ganjiang be reported to Nanchang first, and then Hong Chengchou summed up and reported to the capital together?

These Han slaves are really getting more and more unruly.

Shunzhi felt very unhappy, but he still opened the report to read it.

There is no way. Now he only cares about two places, one is Jiangxi and the other is Shandong.

At first, Shunzhi could still see it peacefully, but when he saw the fall of Nanchang and the entire Green Camp army was wiped out, Shunzhi felt dizzy and almost fell to the ground.

"Your Majesty, be careful!"

The eunuch hurriedly stepped forward and supported Shunzhi.

"Your Majesty, take care of the dragon body."

"It's over, it's all over."

Shunzhi murmured.

He felt that there was no good thing for his eyelids to twitch these days. Who would have thought that something happened in Jiangxi?

The reason why the report was sent from Ganjiang River rather than Nanchang is because Nanchang has fallen.

Maybe this report was sent to the capital through Fujian.

How did it become like this?

Until now, Shunzhi still can't believe what happened!

He sat on the soft collapse and picked up the report again.

Although he didn't want to see it, he would have to face what he should face sooner or later.

This report was written very long, and Ganzhou Prefect Liu Minzhi also clearly explained the reason for the defeat of the Qing army, that is, the two Han vassal kings of Jiangxi, Shang Kexi and Geng Jimao, who were reinforced by Jiangxi, escaped at the last moment.

This directly led to an imbalance in the situation, and Nanchang reported that Hong Chengchou was killed.

Seeing this, Shunzhi was so angry that he threw a vase directly.

"Two dog slaves, they are indeed all the same as Wu Sangui."

He said angrily: "We shouldn't have given them a fief at the beginning. Now, not only did we not think about the good of the court, but we had the intention of watching the changes. We really raised three ungrateful wolves."

The eunuch was so scared that he didn't dare to let out, and crawled on the ground and shivered all over.

Shunzhi threw the report out fiercely.

"Go and call Mr. Fan, and say I have something to discuss with him."

The eunuch was ashamed of pardon and quickly kowtowed and got up and ran out.

Now, things have far exceeded Shunzhi's expectations.

If this trend continues, if it is not curbed, the Ming army will likely control the entire Jiangnan.

The trend is very gratifying. If Geng Jimao doesn't make a statement, the Qing Dynasty's rule in the south can be said to have completely failed.

The situation had developed to a point where Shunzhi could not control it, and he had no other way except to ask Fan Wencheng for advice.

Suddenly, Shunzhi felt a strong sense of powerlessness.

Although he is the emperor, he has very limited things to do.

I'm afraid no one will listen to his imperial edict when it comes out of the capital?

At least Shang Kexi, Geng Jimao and Wu Sangui definitely won’t listen.

Otherwise, the Battle of Jiangxi would not be like this.

Although this battle was not the final battle, the impact was extremely bad.

This fully exposed the weakness of the Qing army. The so-called strength is just a slap in the face and pretending to be fat.

If they do it with real swords and guns, they may not be the opponents of the Ming army.

In this way, uprisings will surely come one after another.

There is only one Shandong Yuqi Shunzhi, but it’s easy to deal with. What if there are ten or hundreds?

Didn’t it become a situation where uprisings were everywhere in the late Chongzhen period?

Fan Wencheng once told Emperor Shunzhi that Emperor Chongzhen lost the support of the people and finally lost his country.

Is the Qing Dynasty also facing the same situation now?

Shunzhi felt very scared.

Since ancient times, no king of a country has ended well, and he basically either committed suicide or was killed.

Shunzhi didn't want to lose his life in a daze. So even if he paid a lot of money, he had to stabilize the situation, even if he cut the river and governed it. At the least, he had to keep the northern countryside? As long as the grassland is in his hands, Shunzhi would have a clear mind. After all, with horses, the foundation of the Qing Dynasty's riding and shooting is still there, and as long as he practices, he can still return to the peak of martial arts.

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