Travel to the early Tang Dynasty and become a salted fish

Hearing Chu Mo's explanation, Chu Ruowan was stunned on the spot.

She didn't expect that there were so many doorways here. She really looked down upon these people with five surnames and seven hopes.

He also understood why Lin Wan looked at him like that before. She couldn't help but blush slightly, stamped her feet fiercely, and then squeezed Chu Mo's lower back hard.

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Chu Mo grimaced in pain and was about to ask what was going on.

Chu Ruowan's complaints came to her ears:

"So you all know that I'm the only one who was kept in the dark, right?"

Just when Chu Mo was about to nod and say that the other party was too stupid to even understand this, he caught a glimpse of the other party's angry look from the corner of his eye. He immediately swallowed the words that came to his mouth obediently, and then began to carefully apologize. Apologize.

At the same time, after some rest, Li Shimin was still determined to be evil, and once again led the Xuanjia Army, which had restored its combat strength, to confront Cui Yingying.

However, what puzzled Li Shimin was that in the face of his provocation, Cui Yingying was completely indifferent and refused to stand, which was really difficult for him to understand.

You know, this place is not very far from Chang'an. If you stay here for a quarter of an hour longer, your reinforcements will probably arrive in the next second.

But the other party is acting like this, not worried about the arrival of his reinforcements.

If it weren't for the sound of human figures and the neighing of horses from time to time in the position, Li Shimin would have thought that the opponent had escaped.

In order to find out why Cui Yingying was so confident and dared to fight a protracted war with him, Li Shimin sent out several waves of scouts one after another to survey everything within a few miles of the surrounding area.

However, what surprised him was that no reinforcements or any conspiracy were found around him, which made Li Shimin a little difficult to understand.

Fortunately, news has come from Chang'an that reinforcements will arrive at noon tomorrow.

As long as he restrained the opponent for a day and a night again, he could surround and kill him. This somewhat made Li Shimin somewhat gratified.

Unlike Li Shimin, Cui Yingying didn't react at all when she learned that Li Shimin had come with the Xuanjia Army to call for formation.

She had already calculated that with the opponent's mere 3000 riders, she would not launch another attack anyway.

What he is doing now is just to hold him back and prevent him from escaping.

It seems that the other party has already called for reinforcements, and the reinforcements will not arrive in a short time. The other party is afraid that they will escape, so they put on such a posture.

After thinking about everything, Cui Yingying began to pay less attention to Li Shimin. She just quietly sent people to urge Zhang Taixin and the people of the fifth surname and Qiwang to speed up their evacuation, hoping to catch up with the reinforcements before they arrived. Travel some distance to reduce some losses in the ensuing blockade.

Just when the people who were beaten by several parties in Gyeonggi Province fell on their backs.

Li Junxian, who was fighting the same battle between Goguryeo and Dazhou, felt unprecedented pressure at this time.

Previously, he relied on the strength of his ships and advanced weapons to capture Silla and Baekje in one fell swoop, kill Yeon Gaesumun, and divide Goguryeo, thus threatening the borders of the Great Zhou Dynasty and destroying Chu Xin's annexation. Plan, but the opponent was caught off guard for a moment and was unable to fight back.

But as the war continued, the front lines stretched and supplies became inconvenient to transport.

Gradually, Li Junxian felt that the beating became more and more difficult.

During this period, despite receiving Chu Mo's request for a truce, they actively gave up part of Goguryeo's territory as a buffer zone with Dazhou.

But Chu Xin, who had already reacted, ignored the threats along the coast and directly mobilized two armies, Hou Junji and Su Dingfang, to launch a counterattack.

At the beginning, the two sides fought back and forth, with mixed results.

But as the war continued, Li Junxian gradually felt that something was wrong.

He didn't know why, but he always felt that the enemies he faced seemed different every time.

An extremely ridiculous idea slowly formed in Li Junxian's mind: Is the other party using him to train troops?

Such a ridiculous idea flashed through his mind, and was quickly extinguished.

Just kidding, after fighting for such a long time, if the other side is still using us to train troops, what kind of strength will the other side have?Also, can their logistical supplies keep up?

But as time went by, the number of battles between the two sides gradually increased, and Li Junxian's idea became more and more firm.

Finally, when he met an army on the battlefield consisting entirely of a group of Kunlun slaves with dark skin and gibbering words, he confirmed his suspicion.

Then, after he was attacked by an army of tall, tall, blond and blue-eyed barbarians wearing animal skins, he became even more sure of his conjecture.

Da Zhou was really just training his troops on his own.

In order to find out where the opponent's troops came from, Li Junxian directly used his power and sent nearly a hundred secret guards deep into the Zhou Dynasty to spy on intelligence.

But what he didn't expect was that after entering the territory of the Great Zhou Dynasty, these invincible secret guards would be like mud cows entering the sea, and they would never return.

In the end, Li Junxian had no choice but to secretly lead a group of troops, take a detour by waterway, go deep into the hinterland of Dazhou, raid Pingzhou City, and capture alive the prefect and officials there.

After a lot of torture, I realized that the Great Zhou Dynasty at this time was completely different from the time when it was ruled by the Tang Dynasty five years ago.

At this time, the Great Zhou Dynasty directly implemented the policy of armies for all people.

Every household, regardless of gender, as long as they are in good health, are over 15 and under 50, and can hold a blunderbuss, must participate in the training.

All people of the Great Zhou Dynasty must participate in training every year after the farm break. No one must participate in training for no less than 60 days every year.

Not only that, the Great Zhou Dynasty also implemented a strict military control system.

All the common people of the Zhou Dynasty participated in the work uniformly, distributed food uniformly, and distributed various materials and spouses uniformly.

In these short five years, Chu Xin directly used brutal and bloody methods to implement a series of her policies.

Anyone who dares to resist will be put to death.

Anyone who dares to criticize will be sent into military exile.

Whenever anyone is found to have just rebelled, they will directly implement the joint sitting system, enslave all humans and animals within a radius of ten miles, and annihilate the three tribes of the person who caused the rebellion.

At the beginning, the Zhou Dynasty was full of chaos, and various voices of resistance and opposition emerged one after another.