Please ask me to be the emperor

"Report, General Wu is besieged by the Tatars on the other side of the Yangchang River!" Just as Zu Dashou led a group of Liaodong soldiers to advance slowly behind, some soldiers soon turned back to report.

"Why are you so careless, Uncle Chang!" Zu Dashou frowned, never expecting that Wu Sangui would be caught by the tail.

If it had been someone else, he would have been caught. He deserved it. He was unlucky. Zu Dashou would not even frown if he betrayed him.

However, Wu Sangui is different.

He is not only Zu Dashou's nephew, but also Zu Dashou's chosen successor and the pillar of the new generation of Liaodong generals.

In public and private matters, Zu Dashou is the best official, and has reached the ceiling of a military general.

If you want to go further, you must either imitate Zhao Kuangyin or become a minister of Conglong.

However, for Zu Dashou, no path was feasible.

For Zu Dashou, who had already listened to the tune but not the announcement, it made no difference whether the person sitting in the Forbidden City was Zhu Youjian, Zhu Changxun, or Zhang Shun.

No matter which dynasty or emperor, they would definitely not be able to tolerate their ancestral family continuing to control Liaodong.

Nazu Dashou knew this very well, so he had made plans early on.

First of all, the ancestral family must take a back seat and cannot take power.

Secondly, the successor must have a certain interest in the ancestral family to avoid being settled by future generations.

After much selection, Zu Dashou finally selected Wu Sangui, his nephew who also came from a prominent family in western Liaoning.

Zu Dashou is now nearly sixty years old, while Wu Sangui is only twenty-five six.

If nothing unexpected happens, with the help of Zu Dashou and Wu Xiang, Wu Sangui will soon be able to stand out and become the leader among the generals in western Liaoning.

However, this time Wu Sangui was trapped, completely disrupting Zu Dashou's plan.

Fast, too fast!

Now that the rebels have occupied the entire north, and Zu Dashou is old, if he abandons Wu Sangui and chooses a successor again, I am afraid Zhang Shun will not give him this time at all.

In just four years, Zhang Shun went from being a white man to a respected figure.

For Wu Sangui, four years was just a promotion from a small guerrilla to a general.

If everything happened again, I'm afraid Zu Dashou would never have the energy and time.

Thinking of this, Zu Dashou couldn't help but order: "The whole army obeys the order and sets out immediately to rescue Wu Sangui with all our strength!"

"Please report back to General Zhang as soon as possible, saying that our army has caught the Tatars by the tail, angered the Tatars, and is now being besieged by the Tatars. Please ask for support."

It turned out that Zu Dashou also had his own calculations. Although Hou Jin had many soldiers and surrounded Wu Sangui, and he only had 10,000 soldiers and horses under his command, he still had a chance.

This time, in order to kill the rebels as much as possible, Duduo deliberately avoided the mountains where it was easy to set up ambushes, and launched the attack on the plains where cavalry could gallop.

Although this will make it difficult for the rebel pursuit troops to escape due to the obstruction of the river, it also means that once the obstruction of the river is removed, the rebels can use the terrain of Snake Mountain to defend.

This kind of terrain can ensure that while rescuing Wu Sangui, he will not be trapped in it.

Zu Dashou's plan was decided, and with an order, more than ten thousand Liaodong elites quickly moved towards Snake Mountain.

While Zu Dashou was marching with all his strength, Wu Sangui was fighting on the east bank of the Yangchang River.

Today, Wu Sangui is full of vigor, young and vigorous, with a good spirit in his chest, and he is also a good young man.

I remember that when I was 18 years old, I led my servants into the battle to save my father, and also gained the reputation of "the bravest of the three armies and the filial piety of all countries".

Now that he was suddenly attacked, he was not afraid at all. Instead, he smiled and said to Sang Ang and Na Muqi: "Although there are many Jianlu cavalry, they are not as good as our Liaodong cavalry. Now I have thousands of people, but I still have to stroke my beard!"

It turns out that although Na Duduo led an army of 40,000 people, the marching and fighting naturally had to be preceded and followed, and it was impossible for 40,000 people to be crowded together.

The first person to fight against Wu Sangui's tribe was Gebusixian Chaoha Ying of Hou Jin Dynasty.

The so-called "Gebushi Xianchaoha" means vanguard, and this camp was the predecessor of the vanguard camp in later generations.

Its officers and soldiers were all Manchus and Mongolians, and they were the outpost guards for the Qing Emperor's patrols.

Although Wu Sangui was young, he also knew Hou Jin quite well under Zu Dashou's years of training.

When he saw this "Gebushixianchaohaying", he didn't know that Duduo was right next to him.

He couldn't help but sneered, and actually rushed towards the "Gebush Xian Chao Ha Camp" first.

The general was a brave man, so it didn't matter that he charged forward. Sang Ang and Na Muqi quickly followed suit with their Jiangyi battalion.

The "Gebush Xianchaoha Camp" were all carefully selected Manchu and Mongolian elites, and they always prided themselves on their courage. They never expected that the "Ming Army" would have such brave men, and they were caught off guard.

They saw two horses on both sides intersecting. Wu Sangui just waved his sword and immediately cut off the horse of a knight who looked like a general in front of him.

However, although most of the tactics of the Later Jin Dynasty were similar to those of the Ming army, only the cavalry tactics were full of nomadic style, which was completely different from the horizontal charging tactics commonly used by the Ming army.

The common strategy used by the Houjin cavalry was to charge with bows, arrows, and fire cannons.

When the two sides are thirty steps closer, shoot blunderbuss; when they are about ten feet apart, shoot bows and arrows.

However, the single-sword spears that the Ming army liked to use were only used as auxiliary weapons by the Jin cavalry.

However, the Jiangyi camp under Wu Sangui was mainly composed of Mongolians with nomadic origins, and the fighting methods of both sides were similar.

Duwu Sangui and his servants followed typical Ming army tactics, so they took the lead in charging into Houjin's formation.

On a normal day, Houjin Cavalry would be quite skilled in these two tactics.

It was not the case today. On one side were the cavalry archers who were fighting with him, and on the other side were the assault cavalry who were fighting to the death. Hou Jin was immediately overwhelmed and caused quite a chaos.

Immediately, Wu Sangui was like a fish in water. He used only the Qinglong Yanyue Sword to make it look like a windmill. The water could not be poured in. He slashed left and right, as if he was in a deserted land. He only killed the golden cavalrymen in the rear and fell on their backs.

Na Duduo saw it from a distance and couldn't help but sigh: "Who is this? Could it be the 'Second Guan Gong'? It turns out that Guan Gong is still alive and Liu Wei is resurrected!"

"Your Majesty is wrong, this is not the 'Second Guan Gong', but the 'Third Guan Gong'!" Hearing this, the left and right people couldn't help laughing.

"This man is Zu Dashou's nephew and the son of Wu Xiang. He has a bright eye and is called 'Bravely championing the three armies and being filial to all nine sides'. He is the one he is talking about!"

"Hey, it's not 'Er Guan Gong'?" Duduo frowned when he heard this, and couldn't help but sigh, "There are so many brave men in the Han Dynasty. I, Manchuria, can't compare to the rest of the world!"

After hearing this, everyone couldn't help feeling ashamed and ashamed, and they all took the initiative to ask for help: "Your Majesty, if I can't take his head, I would rather bring it up to see him!"

And just when everyone was filled with anger and took the initiative to ask for a fight, Wu Sangui had just defeated the enemy formation, and before he could take a breath, he caught a glimpse of a group of people in the distance looking at him with eagerness, and he couldn't help but be surprised.

He was about to fight and leave, but suddenly he found that many soldiers were kneeling on the ground and did not take the opportunity to kill.

While Wu Sangui was rejoicing, he suddenly had a flash of inspiration, and he was so blessed that he suddenly shouted loudly: "The Puppet Emperor of the Tatars is on the opposite side, follow me to kill the enemy quickly!"

"If we can capture and kill this beast, not only will it be freed from the siege, but we will also be granted the title of marquis and general. Only for now!"

Everyone was stunned when they heard this, and immediately started to scream.

There are so few emperors in the world. If you can capture and kill one person, your descendants will benefit from it.

Thinking of this, everyone couldn't help but scream strangely, and then rushed towards Duduo with a roar, vowing to take his head.