Usurpation of Mongolia: My father-in-law is Genghis Khan

Chapter 46 Military Judge Machibetsuwin
The reason why Zhao Shuo gave face to Machibieduwen.

This is because although Machibeduwen was not among the eighty-eight heroes, he was also a rare and powerful general in Mongolia.

Let’s put it this way, apart from Zhao Shuo, there are only one or two other Mongols who can defeat Mahchibetsuwen with military force.

Even in terms of military achievements, Machibieduwen was no less than an ordinary hereditary thousand-householder.

Then why didn't this person become one of the eighty-eight heroes and become a hereditary captain?
It's nothing, Machibieduwen has an unbearable shortcoming: low emotional intelligence, stubbornness, and being aggressive towards everyone.

To what extent did he criticize everyone? He would criticize anyone he saw, including Temujin and Kokuchu.

Even with Temujin's great talent and vision, he could not stand him.

Although Machibeduwen could command one to three thousand households during battle, he actually had only two hundred households under his command.

Of course, among the eighty-eight heroes who were honored this time, there was no place for Machibeduwen.

"Machibeduwen, I pay my respects to the Prince Consort!"

He was a burly man, with arms big enough for a horse to run on and fists big enough for a man to stand on. What caught people's attention most was his mouth, which was almost too wide, as if it could swallow a child. His smile was even more unsightly, and anyone who saw him late at night would probably suspect he had encountered a man-eating monster.

"No courtesy, please sit down."

Zhao Shuo asked, "Machibieduwen, why are you not sleeping in the middle of the night and looking for me?"

Machibieduwen said bluntly, "I have made so many contributions, but I didn't become a hereditary thousand-householder. What do you think, my husband?"

"This list of heroes was drawn up by Genghis Khan. What does it have to do with me?" Zhao Shuo said unhappily, "Why are you looking for me?
Machibeduwen grinned and said, "Actually, I have already looked for Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan asked me to come to you."

"What are you looking for me for?"

Machibeduwen said, "The Khan said that my mouth is too foul, so I can forget about becoming a captain under him. As for whether I can have the blessing of becoming a captain in this life, it depends on whether the prince consort will grant me this grace."

"So, the Khan gave you to me?"

"Yeah!" Machibeduwen nodded heavily.

Zhao Shuo asked, "Did the Khan ask you to come find me overnight?"

"That's not there."

"Then why are you so anxious? Can't you come to me tomorrow during the day?" Zhao Shuo rolled his eyes at him and scolded him.

"Aren't I just anxious to become an official?" Machibeduwen scratched his head and smiled awkwardly.

"You ah you!"

Zhao Shuo really had no good way to deal with Mochibieduwen.

This guy is not stupid, nor is he a bad person, but he has negative emotional intelligence and likes to stick to his own opinions. Even Temujin finds it difficult to use him.

Are you really going to make him a captain?

Zhao Shuo currently has five thousand households under his command, but only three thousand household leaders. Two thousand households have no thousand household leaders and are directly under Zhao Shuo's command.

He thought for a moment and said, "I think you are not foul-mouthed, but you are not smart. You don't know when to advance or retreat, and you may not be able to manage a thousand households well."

Machibeduwen showed a look of disappointment and said, "Then let me go to the Black Cavalry and replace Hedaheiba Atu'er! Let Hedaheiba Atu'er be the captain!"

Zhao Shuo laughed in anger: "You are such a good person, Machibieduwen! You haven't even become a captain yet, and you're arranging Hedaheiba Atu'er for me?"

Machibieduwen just had a low EQ, but he wasn't unreasonable. He immediately realized his mistake, swallowed his saliva, and said, "Anyway, it's all up to Prince Consort Zhao Shuo! Prince Consort Zhao Shuo is the person I admire most, and I will follow you for the rest of my life! I'll do whatever you tell me to do!"

Zhao Shuo believed this.

Machibeduwen relied most on his exceptional martial arts, and was truly impressed by Zhao Shuo, who could outmaneuver him. He wasn't particularly impressed by Temujin, who was known for his brilliance and ambition. Zhao Shuo said, "How about this: you join my army. The two hundred households you have here are definitely not enough for you. I will initially assign you two hundred households to serve as your subordinates. Your official position will be as a military judge under my command."

"Military judge? I can punish anyone who breaks the law?" Machibieduwen's eyes lit up.

He loved to criticize everyone and everyone, essentially being intolerant of injustice, yet unable to control his own words. The position of military judge was quite to his liking.

Zhao Shuo said, "Of course, I can't let you do whatever you want. Normally, you only have the power to punish with less than thirty military sticks. Warriors who are dissatisfied can appeal to their superiors after being disciplined. If their superiors believe you are indeed in the wrong, they will complain to me on behalf of their subordinates. If you are truly in the wrong, I can't protect you."

"What about during wartime?" asked Machibeduwen.

Zhao Shuo said, "Only during the fierce battle can you make a decisive move and punish warriors below the rank of a thousand households. However, I will review the matter afterwards."

"no problem."

Machibeduwen just sticks to his principles. He believes that merits should be rewarded and faults should be punished, instead of demanding favoritism.

Zhao Shuo continued, "Also, you must focus on training. Although you are mainly responsible for enforcing military law, you are not immune to fighting the enemy. In times of extreme emergency, you still have to fight on the front lines!"

"Of course. How can we be heroes if we just watch others fight?"

When he heard that there was still a chance to fight in the battlefield, Machibeduwen's eyes lit up!
He felt that this position of military judge was perfect for him and he would not trade it even for the position of captain of a thousand households!

……

At the same time, inside Kuokuochu’s tent.

"Snapped!"

The all-knowing wizard Kuokuo slammed a precious porcelain vase from the Central Plains to the ground and shouted angrily, "Get out, you bitches! Get out! Whoever wants this junk sent by Temujin, including you bitches!"

"Yes."

The four Xixia beauties that Temujin had just sent left trembling with fear.

Of course, Kuokuochu had reason to be angry.

He is not on the list of eighty-eight heroes!
He doesn't even have a hereditary thousand households!

You are such a good Temujin. You are always so nice to me and almost never fail to grant my requests.

Now your fox tail has finally been revealed, right?

You won't need me anymore after you become Genghis Khan? You want to burn your bridges, right?

You and I cannot coexist!
"Fourth brother, why are you doing this?"

Tuo Luan had long thought that Kuokuochu might cause trouble, so he waited outside the tent.

He heard the voice and walked in, saying, "Although you don't have a hereditary thousand-household, my father has one, and I have one too, so there are two of us in total. Genghis Khan is not bad for us. How about we just forget it?"

"What do you mean by that? I have my own reasons."

As he spoke, Kuokuchu stood up, put on his Mongolian robe, and was about to go out.

Tuo Luan asked, "Fourth brother, where are you going?"

Kuokuo came out without looking back and said, "I'm going to sit with Hasar."

……

(End of this chapter)