Back to the Ming Dynasty to be a tyrant

As for those guys who brought slavery in exchange for military merits, Sun Chengzong simply turned a blind eye and acquiesced.

After all, the lack of coolies in the Ming Dynasty is going crazy now, and His Majesty the Emperor and the Governor's Mansion of the Five Armies directly sent the official documents requiring a large number of slaves to him, so even Sun Chengzong looked at the barbarians brought by Hu Guogong with some eyes. wrong.

It really looks like Jiannu. If it wasn't for the barbarians Wanyanhong brought along who didn't shave their hair into money rattails, Wanyanhong would be surprised to find that his people are changing every day. few.

Then, not only Daming's own common people's children, but also the Xungui's children with their servants came to Liaodong to join in the fun, and two other families also came.

Lord Lingyang of North Korea saw that Daming's father needed to capture Jiannu and return him to be a slave, so he didn't say anything, he had to support it.

Relying on the fact that Mao Wenlong was in the Dongjiang River and his own safety was guaranteed, the Lingyang Army simply changed a regular army in his hands into a new one, and sent it to the Liaodong Gang Da Ming's father arrested Jian slaves.

After all, after Jian Nu was stunned to death, he, the king of North Korea, was really as stable as Mount Tai.

Also came with another family, the Japanese warriors led by Tokugawa Iemitsu—this group came purely to capture Jiannu and exchange money with Daming.

Of course, Liaodong, which has a big fart, has so many forces all of a sudden, it seems a little crowded all of a sudden.

And out of people's instinct to hold together, these forces began to form gangs of their own.

There is nothing to say about Sun Chengzong's officers and soldiers. They are regular troops and won't get involved in such nonsense. Unless His Majesty the Emperor is there in person, Sun Chengzong has the final say.

The other group is the sons of honored nobles. These guys rely on the elite servants they brought under their hands.

Then there is another force formed by the children of ordinary people. These people are divided into regions and divided into several groups.

The bandits from Shandong look down on Paoge from Sichuan, and the old Qin people look down on those from Shandong and Sichuan—the people from the northern regions, such as the old Qin people, and those from Shandong and Yanzhao all look down on Guangxi and Sichuan.

This is also the group with the most complicated ingredients.

There are three remaining forces.

One is the Xibo Babu led by Wan Yanhong, a local tycoon. These people are basically rarely dispatched to fight against Jiannu. One is always planning to kill Horqin's bastard, and the other is to concentrate on getting some bows and arrows. Come out and sell for money—after all, no one will make life difficult for white money, right?

The remaining two groups looked at each other disliked, wishing that the other party would die under Jiannu's hands immediately - Wa Nu and North Korea.

Except for the Japanese slaves and North Korea, the rest basically have their own contradictions, especially after several head battles.

The first ones who couldn't hold on were the dwarfs.

Now the Liaodong side can be said to be preparing to arrest more people than Jiannu who can be captured and exchanged for silver, and there are less than ten Jiannu per capita.

North Korea doesn't really matter, the subordinates sent by Lord Lingyang are to cheer for Da Ming's father, and they can get profits and supplies from North Korea, so they are not guilty.

It doesn't matter what the honorable children of Ming Dynasty and the children of the common people are, behind them is the army of their own family, and no one can lie to them.

It is also true that Wan Yanhong and his subordinates who invested in Daming.

In this way, only those dwarfs who are left are relatively weak.

The reason why they crossed the sea by boat and went to Jianu in Liaodong was because they could be caught and exchanged for silver. Now there are only so many Jiannu that can be caught, and there is not much silver to exchange for.

After getting away from the Japanese islands, supplies became a big problem again—Da Ming only wanted living slaves or heads, but he didn't plan to give these people any supplies.

Can this be tolerated?

The ruthless Tokugawa Iemitsu was also a ruthless stubble. After begging to see Sun Chengzong, he simply took the Japanese slave warriors and headed in the direction of Nurgandusi.

If you are a slave, Daming, right?As long as it's not your Ming people, it's fine, right?

That's easy to do, I can't find this broken place, and then go north to Nurgan Dusi, there are still people there.

At that time, as long as you catch it back and exchange it for silver, Tokugawa Iemitsu doesn't care about the rest.

In Tokugawa Iemitsu's view, being sent to Liaodong to harvest and build slaves was nothing more than the last test for him before he ascended to the position of General of the Shogunate.

So no matter what, I have to perform well in Liaodong, earn enough money to go back, and at the same time perform well enough, and the loss should be small enough.

If this is the case, then simply go to Nurgan Dusi, there is no one to grab the head with him, and even the supplies have become more convenient.

Don't think that only the people in the Central Plains know the saying of feeding the enemy, and the Japanese also know it-so wise generals will feed on the enemy. If you eat the enemy for one minute, you will be mine for twenty minutes;

As the Japanese slaves went north, the remaining forces were either Daming's own, or Daming's father's filial son Joseon, and this matter became much easier to handle.

There is no such thing as an eyesore, so even if everyone sits in a row, it is no problem to divide the heads.

Liaodong began to become chaotic, and Jiannu and even Han people were arrested or killed from time to time.

And when the Jiannu brigade soldiers appeared, they often had to face the headless corpses all over the ground, which was useless at all.

Huang Taiji, who was forced to be impatient, also became ruthless, and simply shrank the people of Liaodong towards the city. If it couldn't be done, they could only let them fend for themselves.

As for the distribution of swords and so on to the common people, there is no problem. The common people of Jiannu have swords distributed to them.

Forget about the Han people who are miserable, and give them swords. Is this Liaodong still owned by Ben Khan?

Anyway, Huang Taiji would never do this, especially what happened later, which strengthened Huang Taiji's determination.

The people in Liaodong, the Jiannu and the Han people were treated differently. Every household of the Jiannu people had swords and guns issued to protect themselves, but the Han people had nothing, so they could only hide in the city, or passively wait for death.

Hiding in the city is not just for nothing, it basically means that the family property will not be protected-how can the Han people who value their family property bear it?

At the beginning, I was able to shave my hair with Jiannu, but now I can still shave the tail of the mouse connected to the back of my head. I was a bald donkey for a while, and by the way, I chopped off Jiannu and returned to Daming.

Jiannu people began to be wary of Han people everywhere, and the eyes of Han people looking at Jiannu were also extremely bad-I worked like a cow and a horse for your Jiannu, and also took the risk of being caught back to Daming to work as a coolie. Now Is that how you fucking treat me?

Especially after the news spread that after a few boldly beheaded slaves, not only were they not arrested as coolies, but they were still rewarded, the whole Liaodong was completely boiled.

Not only the Han people are eyeing Jiannu, Jiannu is also eyeing the Han people-when did the slaves have the courage to dare to rebel against their masters?

Such a child must be hacked to death first!

It's too late for Huang Taiji to regret it now - after several incidents of mutual hatred and killing happened, the whole Liaodong began to fall into the carnival of mutual hatred. Every day, Han people were killed, or Jiannu was killed by Han people. After killing him, he chopped off his head and went to Daming.

At this time, Huang Taiji hated what he was doing in Dalinghe City when he had nothing to do.

When I didn't go, at least I could survive this day. After returning from Dalinghe City, I couldn't live this day.

No one thought that those Han Chinese who were originally more honest than sheep and could only honestly wait for their heads to be cut off by themselves would become so terrifying.

But regret is useless. If the Han people were also given swords to protect themselves at the beginning, it is estimated that the matter would not have reached the point where it is now. Now that the mutual vendetta has begun, it cannot be stopped at all.

After Huang Taiji thought for a long time but couldn't come up with any good solution, he simply adopted another extreme method of disposal - to clean up the Nikan of the Han people in Liaodong, so that there would be no more Jurchen people and Nikan to kill each other Things happen.

Although Huang Taiji appeared to be very enlightened and talented, in fact, Huang Taiji and the old slave Nurhachi were the same kind of person.

The previous preferential treatment for the Han people was just because Liaodong still needed these Han people, so it could give some benefits.

Now, since these people have become factors of instability, let's just kill them all without doing anything.