Cao Bianjiao once chased Li Zicheng and Huang Taiji. Cao Minghao inherited his father's clingy genes and chased Zinoviev all the way.

The characteristics of the coalition commander are very obvious. His horse is white, his military uniform is fancy, and he is slightly fat.

Zinoviev's attainment in escaping was far worse than Liu Zeqing, nor was he as good as Li Zicheng. He was caught up by the Longwu Army after only 20 miles away.

"You are so damn good, your speed is not good!"

After Cao Minghao rode his horse to catch up, he showed an innocent smile at Zinoviev and ran with him for several miles.

Zinoviev was lying on the war horse, gasping heavily. Seeing that the general suddenly came after him, he spoke out a bird's song in panting, as if he wanted to let go.

Cao Minghao said he didn't understand, as if he was tired of playing. He pulled off the panicked Zinoviev, pulled out the sword he gave, cut off his head, and returned happily.

Along the way, Cao Minghao discovered many collapsed Russian and Kazakh soldiers. They fled in a panic like they encountered insecticide bed bugs.

The excited Cao Minghao led this team of Longwu cavalry to kill him in reverse. Everyone was equal in front of the sabre. No matter who he was among the enemy, he would be the end of the slash!

When Cao Minghao returned to the battlefield, the originally impregnable coalition camel city no longer existed, leaving only the bodies of many soldiers and scattered camels.

On the battlefield, stretchers were scattered, and the Ming army's medical soldiers were nervously rescued the injured and bandaged and stopped bleeding.

When Cui Xingyun saw that his father Cui Xiang was caught in several arrows and his military robe was covered in blood, he hurried over and helped him sit on a wooden box.

Cui Xiang ignored the wound on his body and said happily: "Xingyun, we are fighting beautifully in this battle!"

Cui Xingyun grinned and said, "My father is brave and kills three Rakshasa ghosts in a row. The child admires it!"

The two looked at each other and suddenly burst into laughter. Cui Xiangxiao's wounds were cracked and he coughed continuously.

This war, which was launched by the Ming army without following routine, ended with a great victory. The Russian general Zinoviev, and the Kazakh general Tok, were all killed in this battle, and dozens of officers from the coalition forces were hacked to death.

All the armor, equipment and supplies of the coalition forces were obtained by the Ming army.

That night, the entire Ming army camp held a banquet to celebrate the commemoration, whether it was the general or the ordinary soldier, the wine and meat were enough.

The lights in each camp were brightly lit, and from time to time, local women patrol the camp and sing and dance to cheer for the lively, celebrating the victory together, which attracted a group of soldiers to shout, "Okay, it's so lively!"

Huiyuan City, the head of the emperor.

"I reported that Yang Zhiyong, the patrol officer of the Painting Department, recently I picked up more than 9,000 helmets, 15,800 armor, more than 51,000 swords, guns, more than 23,000 muskets, 918 barrels of gunpowder, 440,000 arrows, and more than 300 gunpowder, and more than 300 gunpowder, and more than 300 guns of various types."

On the main seat, Zhu Cixuan listened to the report from the Pianpainting Department, showed an energetic expression, and touched the beard on his chin from time to time.

After the post-war summary, everyone conducted in-depth discussions on the subsequent war, especially how to deal with the three Khalkha Mongols in the northern desert.

Zhao Shixiang, the Minister of the Praise Painting Department, replied: "Your Majesty, I feel that the land in the north of Mobei is too vast and has no output. I suggest that I send envoys to persuade the three khans of Mobei, explain the pros and cons, and add the heads of his tribes to retreat. In this way, they will fight each other and weaken the power of each tribe and will not pose a threat to our northern border."

Zhu Cilang said unhappily: "I said that the dynasty will not treat traitors well, and the three Khans in Mobei do not need to keep them. What I am concerned about now is how to quickly transport the materials and supplies of the Northern Expedition Army!"

According to Zhu Cixuan's strategic deployment, the King of Han and the Marquis of Suning were ordered to lead 20,000 troops north to rescue the Northern Army, and then ordered the Northern Army Governor's Office and the Western Army Governor's Office to carry troops north, directly destroying the three Khans of Mobei and officially stationed troops in Mobei!

"Your Majesty, such a large-scale military use will probably cause great consumption to national strength," Zhao Shixiang said with some ignorance.

Zhu Cilang's eyes shrank and said lightly: "No need to discuss this matter!"

Zhao Shixiang had no choice but to shut up and sighed inwardly.

Next, everyone focused on discussing how to deal with the second wave of coalition forces' military operations.

Xu Mingwu is located in the corner near the door of the lobby. He has learned a lot after listening to the discussions of all the big guys.

What impressed him the most was that Emperor Tianwu was still as strong as ever. The deployment of various troops and other tasks were almost determined by His Majesty the Emperor, and he performed very decisively and very stylishly.

Xu Mingwu was a little moved. Except for the founding Emperor Hongwu Zhu Yuanzhang and Emperor Yongle Zhu Di, there were almost no such wise and tough emperors behind the Ming Dynasty. With such a warlike emperor to rule the boundless Ming Dynasty, I don’t know whether it is a blessing or a disaster in the future.

Forget about fighting will lead to danger, and be warlike will lead to death!

After the war, Xu Mingwu stayed in Huiyuan City for only two days and immediately set off to go north with King Zhu and Ji of Han.

What he unexpectedly expected was that before leaving, the emperor suddenly issued another order to allocate 10,000 troops to the King of Han.

King Zhu Heji of Han was so moved that he almost cried, and he refused to accept it. He said that his father was as favored as the sea, and his sons were ashamed of it.

Everyone knew that 30,000 troops were divided, and only 70,000 Ming troops were left behind in the Yili River Valley to protect the troops. They traveled a long distance and then went through this battle, and were already exhausted. If the four-nation coalition forces attacked, the troops would be in danger!

Unexpectedly, Emperor Tianwu was still so tough and insisted on splitting 30,000 troops to follow King Zhu and Ji of Han to the north.
Chapter completed!