I Build an Aircraft Carrier in the Ming Dynasty

Stepping into the city of Suzhou, people on both sides have come out to watch.

There were already Rebels running around the city, shouting the news that the Rebels had recovered Suzhou.

In Suzhou City, there are still many people who have their hearts on Daming, so they were very excited to hear the news of the rebels Guangxu recovering the state.

Now Wu Changqing is well-known in the Wusong area, and many people know that he is the leader of the rebel army, and he is young and promising.

Wu Changqing rode on the horse, enjoying the crowd watching, and when he walked to the road with many people, he stopped to give a speech.

"Fathers and villagers, in Wu Changqing, because of dissatisfaction with the Tatars oppressing and enslaving our Han people, they rebelled against the Qing with my father. My father unfortunately died in the battle with the Qing Gou, and I continue to take on the important task of anti-Qing.

The Manchu and Qing Tatars destroyed my city, slaughtered my people, burned and slaughtered prostitutes, forcibly shaved their hair, and committed no evil. As the saying goes, what is tolerable and what cannot be tolerated.

If you want to live a life without being enslaved, you can only come with me, overthrow the Manchu Qing, and drive the Tartars back out of the customs..."

After some speeches, the people who understood it all cheered loudly, and those who didn't understand followed suit. Doesn't it mean that you don't understand if you don't follow along?

For a time, the people were furious and morale was commendable.

Liu Hansan looked at this scene thoughtfully, and found that Wu Changqing liked to give similar speeches very much. He didn't think much of it at first, but slowly he discovered the magic of these speeches.

These speeches won the hearts and minds of the people and the army very much. Those who listened to Wu Changqing's speeches could easily worship Wu Changqing and then be loyal to him.

After some speeches, Wu Changqing came to the governor's yamen, where he will work in the future.

The importance of Suzhou is much larger than that of Jiading, Kunshan and other places. Moreover, the city walls are tall and there are moats, making it easier to defend.

At the same time, Suzhou's economy is also very developed, with a large population and potential for development.

As soon as Suzhou was captured, Wu Changqing ordered all the craftsmen from Jiading and Kunshan to come to Suzhou. Because of the limited strength, he could not guarantee to defend all the places when the Qing army counterattacked.

He can only focus on defending Suzhou, so those craftsmen who make arquebuses, flintlock guns and gunpowder must come to Suzhou to prevent the technology from being captured by the Qing army.

Once the technology leaks have serious consequences, with the size of the Qing army, tens of thousands of craftsmen can be summoned in minutes. If the Qing army came up with a batch of flintlock guns to deal with him, Wu Changqing would have no place to cry.

In addition to craftsmen, the main civil servants headed by Gu Yanwu will also be concentrated in Suzhou. In short, Suzhou will be his center for the next period of time.

Before winning Nanjing, he will stay in Suzhou to coordinate the overall situation.

After winning Suzhou, Wu Changqing's resource points and technology points have increased a lot.

However, this time Wu Changqing did not use it as hastily as before.

The difficult period of the uprising has passed, and now there are nearly 5,000 troops under his command, and the fire cannons and flintlock guns can produce seven or eight shots per day on average.

With this kind of strength, he has been able to gain a firm foothold in the Wusong area, and there is no need to waste technology on the military.

With such a hegemonic system, Wu Changqing would not be satisfied with the unification of the world. He wanted to change the course of history and create a super prosperous world ahead of time.

He wants to advance the world into the industrial age, even the electrical age, the information age.

He really wanted to see what his expression would look like when he drove the aircraft carrier fleet to their door.

He also wanted to see what the expressions of the backward barbarians would look like when he made trains and cars.

And these require a lot of technology points to light up related technologies. Therefore, Wu Changqing is very stingy with the use of technology points. He has to make a long-term plan and think about how to use these technology points reasonably.

Resource points are similar. In the future, some key materials will be required to manufacture some high-tech products, which must be exchanged for resource points.

On October 2, Suzhou was captured by Wu Changqing, and news of Wu Shengzhao's surrender to the rebels reached Liu Liangzuo of Changzhou.

Seeing this news, Liu Liangzuo was also speechless for a long time.

A fortified city is defended by 3,000 elite soldiers. Why did Wu Shengzhao surrender?

This Wu Shengzhao surrendered to the Qing army when the Manchu Qing Dynasty first entered the customs. He was regarded as an old man in the Qing army and should not have any loyalty to Daming.

Is it because he didn't rescue him in time?

Liu Liangzuo felt that he was very innocent. In August, he led his troops to capture Jiangyin County, which had been besieged for more than two months. The troops have not been rested, so he did not send troops to support in time.

He originally wanted to let Wu Shengzhao last for a while, but he didn't expect that Suzhou would be lost so quickly and suddenly.

This time, he had a headache.

Jiangyin is only a small county, while Suzhou is a prefecture.

The 90,000 soldiers and civilians in Jiangyin County have been guarding Jiangyin for more than two months. The more than 300,000 soldiers and civilians in the city of Suzhou rely on the strong city. How many soldiers and horses must be dispatched to win it?

For a time, he began to doubt whether the Manchu Qing could unify the land of China, because it seemed that the people of Jiangnan and other places could not be conquered at all.

On the tenth day of Yangzhou, Jiading massacred the city, Jiangyin massacred the city, they killed more than one million people. However, did this method really frighten the people of Jiangnan? Obviously, no.

Liu Liangzuo also began to question Dorgon's hair shaving order. Why did such a crazy government order come out and let the people nod their heads?

What happened.

If you keep pigtails, you force others to keep pigtails. Even after your father dies, your son often marries Laozi's wife. Do you want Han people to learn from it?

If you really continue to firmly implement these decrees, I am afraid that Jiangnan will never have peace.

Although he knows that this decree has many drawbacks, Liu Liangzuo will not talk too much, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble.

He knew that this decree came from the hands of Dorgon. He was a small general soldier and a subordinate minister, so he was not qualified to discuss such national affairs.

He just began to have a little doubt about his decision to surrender to the Qing court.

He was thinking, if the army of 100,000 people he had brought with him did not surrender to the Qing court, would he be able to gain the support of the people and guard the south of the Yangtze River.

It's just that things have happened, and he can't change anything now.

Afterwards, he reported the news to the Nanjing side. The major event of attacking Suzhou was not something that he could decide as a general soldier, and Hong Chengchou of Nanjing needed to issue an order.

At the same time, he also needs the support of the red-clothed cannons of the Qing Dynasty. There is no cannon siege. He has experienced it in Jiangyin before.

If Jiangyin City hadn't blown up the city walls with the red-clothed cannons of Aixinjueluo Boluo, it would be a question whether they would be able to enter.

And this time, facing Suzhou, which is more difficult to attack, there is no hope that there is no red-clothed cannon.