"Bury the Qing Dynasty ()"!

Fukang'an still has some brains.

Even when he was so angry that he almost lost his mind, Fukangan never forgot to send people to investigate the situation nearby. Even the former sergeants were divided into two groups when eating. The entire front army camp maintained the order of outside and inside.

He was on tight alert, always on guard against Zhu Jinsong's sudden attack.

It's a pity that no matter how Fukang'an sent people to conduct reconnaissance, there was no movement within ten miles. Not to mention the rebels under Zhu Ni, even a ghost was found.

What's the meaning?

Do you simply want to scare the governor? Or do you simply want to disgust the governor?

Fukang'an analyzed it secretly in his mind while eating.

It's sheer nonsense to say that it's scary or disgusting, and Fukang'an himself doesn't believe it.

Zhu Ni put up so many signs on the road, and it seemed that he was following Sun Bin's idea of ​​designing Pang Juan. However, some of these signs had explosive devices buried under them, and some did not. Judging from the words on the wooden signs,

Zhu Ni seems to be deliberately irritating himself?

If Zhu Ni wanted to provoke him and let him lead his troops forward regardless, thereby breaking away from the Chinese army led by Agui, then what would Zhu Ni do next? Is he to ambush himself? Or engage in a head-on battle?

Judging from what Agui and Mingxing said, Zhu Ni was a cunning and insidious person and would definitely not choose to fight head-on. So, the only way left was to ambush?

If Zhu Ni really planned to ambush him, he should have waited patiently for his troops to ambush across the Xiaofu River in advance, waiting for his troops to cross the river before attacking halfway across the river. He should not have angered himself in advance at all.

At the very least, even if he is separated from Agui's central army, he will not be too far away. The distance of more than thirty miles is already as high as the sky. In addition, he has a full 30,000 troops in his hands, plus Agui.

Gui has more than 10,000 cavalry in his hands. As long as he can survive half an hour, the distance of thirty miles is not a big problem.

So, what is Zhu Ni's plan?

Just when Fu Kang'an was thinking about these messy things, the last spy who was exploring the way forward also roared back, came to Fu Kang'an and paid homage: "Uncle Fu, there is someone like before three miles away."

There are three identical wooden signs within ten miles. In addition, my servant has also carefully investigated and found that there are no ambushes within ten miles!"

Fukang'an was arrogant and looked down on Agui and Mingxing. Fukang'an never thought Zhu Jinsong was a fool.

In the past, I would occasionally taunt the soldiers in order to stabilize their morale.

After all, being able to bring Mingxing and Agui into such a bad shape is enough to illustrate Zhu Ni's ability.

Now that he heard the reports from these spies, Fukang'an suddenly became more curious and at the same time became more vigilant.

After eating, Fukang'an led the army towards Zichuan again.

The first wooden sign was not exploded, and on the back it said "Do you think the next one will explode?"

The second wooden sign exploded. The back of the wooden sign said: "Are you surprised? Are you surprised? Guess the next one?"

The third wooden sign exploded again. The back of the wooden sign said: "Continue to guess the next one?"

Combining the previous wooden signs that were either exploded or not, Fukang'an finally concluded a rule, that is, the words "Fukangan's bones are buried here" are written on the front of the wooden signs. As for whether the wooden signs are fried or not,

The explosions have no pattern at all and are completely random.

Fukang'an was angry and angry. He dismissed Zhu Jinsong, the famous rebel leader, over and over again in his heart, but he always kept a distance of about thirty miles from Agui Zhongjun.

However, when it came to the fourth wooden sign, Fukang'an, who could barely keep his composure at first, finally lost his composure.

The fourth wooden sign exploded, but the back of the wooden sign said: "Why didn't Qian Deaf Old Dog marry you to his daughter? Are you really the illegitimate son of Qian Deaf Old Dog?"

The fifth wooden sign did not explode, but the back of the wooden sign said: "This big green hat is quite warm. Fu Huan should not be afraid of the cold in winter."

I can't stand it any longer!

Who can hold it tight!

Normally, even though everyone in the world was speculating about his life experience, those people were all guessing behind his back. Fukangan didn't take it seriously, but felt vaguely proud.

Well now, this matter has been written on the wooden sign!

Even though he knew that few of the Tatar officers and soldiers behind him were literate, Fukangan still felt as if he had been stripped naked.

In desperation, Fukang'an threw everything out of his mind, including thirty miles and twenty miles, and Agui's military orders.

There was only one idea left in Fukangan's mind, which was to go forward along this road, follow these wooden signs, find Zhu Ni, and then cut that bastard who was not a son of man into pieces.

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I have to admit that as the Tianzihao rebel leader who was a veteran player of Zaun Grand Stage, Zhu Jinsong is really good at poking people's hearts.

Even more in place is Zhu Jinsong’s novice guidance to Fukang’an.

The sixth wooden sign still says "Fukangan's bones are buried here" on the front. On the back, in addition to a few more words poking fun at Fukangan's nest, there is also an extra sentence: "I just plan to ambush you."

Dog slave, will you be fooled?"

By the time they reached the seventh wooden sign, Fukang'an's front army and Agui's middle army were already more than forty miles apart.

The seventh wooden sign is roughly the same as the sixth wooden sign. The difference is that there is an additional sentence on the back: "It seems that you have been fooled by the dog slave? Friendly reminder, it is not a good thing to raise an army in anger~"

The content of the friendly reminder is so sincere, and the little wavy line behind the word "yo" is so charming...

"Fuck you, mother! I will not be a human being until I peel off your skin!"

In front of the seventh wooden sign, Fu Kangan pointed at the sky and cursed, but the anger in his heart still had nowhere to vent.

In his rage, Fukang'an seemed not to be aware of the distance between his front army and A Gui's middle army. Instead of sending anyone to inform A Gui, he planned to continue moving forward.

Fukang'an thought about it. Since Zhu Ni wanted to anger him so much, he might as well comply with his wishes and show his anger to him.

How many troops can Zhu Shun have? Ten thousand? Twenty thousand?

Judging from Zhu Ni's constant attempts to provoke him, the number of rebels under Zhu Ni must not be very large. Even if we take a step back, Zhu Ni's methods of inspiring people are unparalleled, so Zhu Ni has one hundred thousand under his command.

Rebels, is this number large enough?

However, what can it do if there is only quantity?

War is not about children playing house, nor is it about comparing one's family members with others.

The battle is about whose army is more elite, whose equipment is better, and whose logistics are more sufficient.

Compared with the elite level of the army, among Fukang'an's 30,000 soldiers, fully 10,000 were from the Eight Banners in armor, and there were another 2,000 vests. The remaining 20,000 Zhili Green Battalion also fought hard against Jinchuan and Burma. What's the matter?

They have to be stronger than those rebels in Meng Lianggu, right?

Compared with the well-equipped equipment, Fukang'an didn't think that the rebel dens in Meng Lianggu could produce any powerful equipment. Like the rifled cannon mentioned in the "Meng Lianggu Newspaper" before, it was probably Zhu Ni who was bragging.

As for logistics…

Not to mention that he had the entire Tatar Qing court on his back, even if he did not rely on Mingxing to provide logistics, Fukang'an did not think there would be any logistical problems. After all, our Tatar and Qing officers and soldiers were annihilating the rebels on the Taqing land.

Isn’t it all about logistics?

Fukangan feels that I have the advantage.

However, before Fukangan could continue to move forward with his army, two horses suddenly sprang out from the fields in the distance. Each horse had a person hunched on its back. At this time, they were heading towards where Fukangan was.

Rush in the direction.

Fukangan was confused at the time.

Where did these two people and these two horses come from? It is said that they were ambushed in advance...

If you want to ambush in the fields in advance without being discovered by the Eight Banners spies you sent out, the only way is to ambush the field one night in advance, make a good disguise and remain motionless.

Fukang'an looked up at the sky and then at the surrounding land, confirming that it was right after autumn and about to enter winter.

At this time and in this weather, would you lurk in the field one night in advance? Aren’t you afraid of being frozen to death?

Fukang'an was confused, but the two knights in the distance were running closer and closer. One of them grabbed a flintlock gun from his horse, took aim at Fukang'an's position, and then withdrew the gun.

include.

With a bang of gunfire, the soldiers around Fukangan fell off their horses, but the two knights reined in their horses. The man who fired the gun even picked up an iron trumpet from the horse and pointed at Fukangan.

Kang'an shouted in the direction: "Fu Kang'an, the dog slave! My master said that he would take your dog's head as a memorial to the people who were killed by you. Just wash your neck and wait!"

After shouting, the two knights rode away without looking back.

Ran?

Fukang'an touched his forehead, and then looked at Qin'er, who was lying under the horse with no idea of ​​his life or death, and suddenly felt confused in his heart.

Who am I? Where am I? Who are the two people across from me? When the rebels across from me just picked up their flintlock guns, what were these Tatar elites under my command doing?

After taking a look at the personal guards and Eight Banners soldiers around him, Fukang'an became more and more confused as he thought about it, and then began to doubt his life.

Was this admiral scolded?

Did you almost die just now?

And our elite Tatars are still in a daze?

After coming back to his senses, Fukang'an became furious and shouted: "Chase!"

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There was a sound of horse hoofbeats in the distance. Liu Heming hid in the pit, cautiously poked his head out to take a look, then shrank back, and ordered to the soldiers around him: "Tell the brothers that the hunting dogs have succeeded."

, then we’ll see if the Tatars will be fooled.”
To be continued...