At this time, Ling Feiyang and Ma Ying, who were present, looked at Marshal Yang Miaozhen and Li Muyuan in confusion, and seemed to find it difficult to accept their words.

At this moment, Monk Wanyan Chen looked at the marshals and generals in the tent with interest, as if he thought this scene was very interesting.

Monk Wanyan Chen is still very smart. In Shi Tianze's case, Yang Miaozhen and Li Muyuan are indeed somewhat different from Ling Feiyang and others' feelings.

In fact, the reason here is very simple, because Yang Miaozhen and Li Muyuan are both personal disciples of the commander Shen Mo.

After inheriting the idea of ​​commander, they were actually different from these ancient people at the ideological level.

People in this era often have clear distinction between likes and dislikes. What they think of as good people and bad people actually depend entirely on whether the other party and themselves are in the same camp.

This is just like when Yang Miaozhen rebelled, the Jin people thought she was a rebel, while the Song Dynasty in the south thought that Yang Miaozhen was loyal and courageous, and this was a conclusion that was drawn entirely because of different positions.

If you don’t believe it, would you please let Yang Miaozhen go to the Song Dynasty to commit a rebellion?

It is guaranteed that she will immediately become a rebel in the hearts of the Song people, and instead become a good person in the Jin Kingdom! So Shi Tianze was not originally a minister or general of the Jin Kingdom. His actions of following his father to surrender to Mongolia were just a decision made by seeing the Mongolians becoming stronger.

In fact, the ancients did not have as strong concepts about the country as they are now. For those big landlords, I would pay taxes the same as those who become emperors.

For those Confucian scholars, no matter who comes to the country, I will be an official and govern the country.

When they face trade-offs and choices, they often consider their own family rather than their country.

Therefore, although Shi Tianze's decision to surrender to Mongolia was not necessarily correct, it was the most common thing in ancient times.

As for the reason why Ma Ying and Ling Feiyang couldn't stand Shi Tianze, it was actually because that guy was his own enemy and the two armies were about to fight.

So these two people are people who are clearly in love and hate, and whoever fucks me against me will hate someone. Of course they are not wrong.

...After this military meeting was completed, the Hejian Prefecture battle between Yang Miaozhen and Shi Tianze was about to begin, but something very interesting happened before this.

There is a place south of Hejian Prefecture called Xianzhou, which is called Xianxian in modern times. It is just across the Hejian Prefecture of Yang Miaozhen’s army and Shi Tianze.

The reason why it entered Yang Miaozhen's sight was because there was an armed force here that was not under the jurisdiction of Shi Tianze.

It was an Oru of the Mongols. According to the staff of Yang Miaozhen's army, it should have been withdrawn long ago.

But when they marched here, they immediately found that the Oru was still there! Let me talk about what the Oru is. If translated into Chinese, the name is "Lao Xiaoying", which means there are old people and young people in it, which is actually the residence area of ​​the Mongolian army's family.

In other words, if the Mongolian army nearby has family members, they will be placed in a camp to manage it in a centralized camp, and this place is Aolu.

The Tongzhou Army Staff had a basis for judging that it would withdraw, because the Mongols should not push their families to the front line.

When the Mongolian army discovered that the Tongzhou army had advanced here, they would definitely retreat the old and small camp.

But when the scouts found that there were Mongols in the old camp and reported it to Yang Miaozhen, Marshal Yang was also very surprised.

Seeing Yang Miaozhen's puzzled look, one of the generals came out and clasped his fists and said to Yang Miaozhen: "Since the enemy's situation is unknown, why not let the general go over and investigate and see what's going on?"

When Yang Miaozhen saw that this person was the chubby Xiao Gaoliuliu.

Seeing him wearing a general armor, he still looked a little cowardly, and he looked like he didn't look like a soldier no matter how he looked.

Xiao Gaoliuliu continued, "If there are enemy troops stationed there to defend, I will check the number of horses and equipment here, and then report it to the other general's name. The marshal will make a decision at that time."

After hearing his words, Yang Miaozhen nodded secretly.

Yang Miaozhen is no longer the confused female general of the rebel army back then. She also knows her subordinates very well.

As for this Xiao Gao Liuliu, his seemingly dough-like figure is not like a war-capable person.

But this person is actually loyal, extremely smart, and very brave. He is a model of the word "people should not behave like appearance".

This time he volunteered to go over to investigate, and Yang Miaozhen also felt that he would be competent.

So Xiao Gao Liuliu took a few scout soldiers to dress up as horse dealers. He took off his military uniform and put on an old sheepskin coat, and set off like this.

A day later, Xiao Gao Liuliu came back to hand over the order. When he changed into a dress and returned to the military tent to report the journey, Yang Miaozhen and others looked more serious as they heard it.

...According to Xiao Gao Liuliu's speech, the old camp did not withdraw.

And they didn't seem to be ready for war, they were ready to fight.

On the contrary, it seemed that he had no idea that the Tongzhou army was coming.

The wives, children, servants and servants of Mongolian soldiers lived in that old camp, and the total number was about 2,000. Most of them were non-combatants in the words of the Tongzhou Army.

Because the strong men are all in the army, it is impossible to consume like hens hatching eggs in the old camp.

According to Xiao Gao Liuliu, this old camp covers a very large area and is located about ten miles away from Xianzhou City.

Outside the camp was a wooden fence, a large yard like a horse ring, and inside were yurts.

Cattle, sheep and horses were still grazing in the playground around the camp. In this inland area, the Mongolian army family members in the old camp still laid sheep and horses in the grasslands as if no one was there.

At the same time, the camp was like on the grassland, and Gu Lieyan was surrounded by a large carriage.

The people in the camp milk and cook tea as usual, hunt and grazing, which is no different from the grassland.

However, according to Xiao Gao Liuliu, although the people in this camp seem to be a group of old, weak, sick and disabled, they are not without combat effectiveness.

Even the combat capabilities of these two thousand people may be stronger than the two thousand official troops of the Jin Kingdom.

Because even a half-grown woman and a twelve or twelve-year-old child here, he still has accurate shooting skills when picking up a bow and arrow.

You can ride a horse and gallop, so these two thousand people are not powerless.
Chapter completed!