The Rise of the European Emperor

The group of women seemed to be very scared after boarding the ship, because they did not expect that the people on the ship were all weird-looking ghosts, very different from the Japanese and Chinese. Therefore, they are all afraid of entering the devil's lair.

Fortunately, Marin's sentence "***" was subconsciously in Chinese, and the girl in purple who seemed to be the leader understood it. So, the girl in purple stood up, bowed to Malin, and said in more fluent Chinese:

"Thank you for your life-saving grace, can you speak Chinese?"

Malin looked at the girl in purple, and was stunned for a second - it seems that *** can speak Chinese...

But he still reacted and replied:

"Well, we have just returned from the Daming Tribute and are about to return."

"Returning from the Daming Tribute? Could it be that Your Excellency is from the far east?"

"Well, thousands of miles away..."

Marin was about to say something else, but the two small early ships that were chasing these women seemed to be approaching, and there was already the screeching of Japanese samurai on the two ships.

The purple-clothed woman suddenly changed her face and asked for help:

"This son, please save us, if we fall into the hands of these wicked people, we will die!"

"***" If you have a request, how could Marin not agree? After all, when I was an otaku in my previous life, I received a lot of "guidance" from ***. So Marin ordered:

"Musketeers, prepare to shoot!"

As a result, 150 guards and sailors who knew how to use muskets took out muskets and loaded ammunition...

When the two small early ships full of Japanese samurai approached, the first group of 50 musketeers were already holding muskets, standing on the side of the ship and aiming at each other...

It's a pity that these Japanese samurai have never seen a musket at all, and they don't know how powerful they are. They continue to approach arrogantly and start waving their grappling hooks, as if they are going to jump onto the boat...

"Stop here!" Marin shouted in Chinese, his last warning.

In this era, the upper-class aristocracy in Japan, Korea and other countries all learned Chinese and used it as a language for the upper-class aristocracy to communicate. Even the official Japanese language is in Chinese. It was not until the "Meiji Restoration" period, when Japan planned to learn from the West, that the Japanese characters were greatly changed, but many Chinese characters were still retained.

Of course, although Chinese characters are used, ordinary people still use Japanese pronunciation to read Chinese characters. Only aristocrats can learn real Chinese reading.

Therefore, it is not surprising that Marin can speak Chinese for the girl in purple who looks like a ***. Moreover, the group of samurai who were chasing them were considered low-level nobles in Japan, and perhaps some of them knew Chinese.

Sure enough, after Marin shouted, some of the Japanese samurai on the two ships were stunned, but this did not stop them from continuing their plan to board the ship-they were already planning to seize the ship, and the large ship and the pursuit target explained above, It really kills two birds with one stone...

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Marin has already issued a warning, but the other party still ignores it, so they can only invite them to eat guns...

"Shoot!" Marin ordered loudly in German, and then there was a loud noise from the side of the boat, and bursts of blue smoke...

Several Japanese samurai who took the lead in climbing the Marin ship with grappling hooks were shot down on the spot...

The dozens of Japanese samurai were stunned—what the hell? To be able to shoot down a mighty samurai with one move...

But soon, the fierce warrior came back to his senses. Instead of being scared off, they continued to grapple and climb...

Then, the second row of musketeers stepped forward and continued to shoot, and another seven or eight samurai were knocked into the water...

After three rows of shooting, there were only a dozen or so Japanese samurai on the two small boats. Taking advantage of the musketeer's loading time, several Japanese samurai took the opportunity to jump on the boat...

"Get out of the way, let me come!" Kahn rushed up with his mace...

"bang bang bang bang..."

After a heavy smash, several Japanese samurai who were lucky enough to board the ship fell, and their lives and deaths are unknown...

Then, the reloaded musketeers restarted the three-stage strike, killing the remaining Japanese samurai...

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After the fight, Marin turned his head and said to the girl in purple, who looked like a ***:

"It's resolved, this girl is going to Malin. I don't know what to call the girl?"

"Liver pays water!" The girl in purple saluted.

"What? Liver ascites?" Marin was stunned... I didn't ask her what was wrong...

"It's Ganfu Shuizi, and the slave family is from the Ganfu family in the Gansu county of Dayu." The girl explained.

"Ganfu clan... Ganfu Jianxu's Ganfu clan?" Marin vaguely remembered that during the Warring States Period in Japan there was a famous man named Ganfu Jianxu, who was the great enemy of Shimadzu.

"Gan Fu Jian Continuation? I haven't heard of it before, the current owner of the Gan Fu family is Gan Fu Jian Jiu..." The girl in Ziyi was a little stunned.

Malin also reacted immediately - Gan Fu Jianxu was a person in the middle and late Warring States Period, that is, a person in the middle and late Jiajing Dynasty, and it is estimated that he has not been born yet.

But he quickly had doubts:

"Miss Shuizi, since your surname is Ganfu, you should be the noble daughter of the Dayu Kingdom, so how could you be hunted down?"

Gan Fushuizi said sadly:

"Majun, Shuizi is not the main sect of the Ganfu clan, but the only daughter of one of the sects. The head of the sect, Ganfu Jianjiu, sent a large number of samurai to take back the fief of Kuanliangcheng left by the late father of the slave family and strengthen its strength. , wants to hunt me down. As long as I die, he can justifiably annex Kuanliangcheng..."

Malin suddenly realized that it was a family infighting...

Next, Ganfu Mizuko and Marin described the form of the Ganfu clan and the Shimadzu clan fighting for hegemony in Southern Kyushu. Then Marin silently learned that it seems that Shimadzu and Ganfu are both fighting infighting, otherwise, one party would have been able to suppress the other. It is precisely because both sides have family infighting, so no one can do anything about the other. Then, now the battle between the two sides is that the chickens are pecking each other...

This time, Ganfu Jianjiu sent about 58 samurai to hunt down Ganfu Shuizi, which was already a bloodbath. You know, Ganfu Jianjiu has more than 300 samurai under his command, and the rest are all ashigaru (recruited militia). Marin killed 58 people at one time, and it would definitely hurt the vitality of Ganfu Jianjiu.

Seeing that Marin's strength was strong, Gan Fu Shuizi suddenly had the idea of ​​using Marin's power to take back the fiefdom of the homeland. Although there is no female lord in Japan, if Ganfu Shuizi finds her husband, Kuanliang Castle can also be inherited by her husband and children.

In fact, Marin is also very interested in helping Ganfu Shuizi regain the fief. In fact, Marin thinks that it is not challenging to regain a small city. If you want to play, you can play big. For example, Gan Fushuizi was pushed to the position of the female famous name. Of course, it's a female name under her control...

However, at the moment he has no time and no troops to help Gan Fu Shuizi. So, Marin told Gan Fu Shuizi that it was okay to help her regain the fief, but she had to wait for him to return to China before sending troops to help her...

Gan Fu Shuizi had no choice but to decide to follow Marin first. She has nowhere to go now, and if she goes back, she will definitely be killed by Ganfu Jianjiu. It is only safe to follow Marin. When she sent someone to carry the supplies she was carrying when she was fleeing on the small early boat she was on, a black thing caught Marin's attention...

"I'll go, isn't this kelp?"

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