My wife is number one in the world

Chapter 349
Liu Zhi'an shook his head helplessly at the side: "Boy, just leave this guy alone, and no one is forcing him to make great wishes. I can't drink enough, so I have to find an excuse."

For Liu Zhi'an's cynicism, Zhang Kuang didn't have the slightest rebuttal this time, he just let out a sigh of relief.

Liu Mingzhi didn't know what to say on the sidelines, originally he wanted to arrange a good banquet for Zhang Kuang to welcome him, but he didn't expect it to turn out like this.

During the reign of Dalong Weihe, Li Zheng, the current emperor at that time, was still the prince of the East Palace.

At that time, Zhang Kuang was only a small baron like Liu Mingzhi now, but Zhang Kuang's title was different from that of Young Master Liu. How many times higher.

In the early days of the first emperor, he worked hard to govern, and the Dalong Dynasty seemed to have the meaning of rejuvenation. At that time, the government was clean, all officials were united, and the border guards were even more powerful. It was quite like the imperial decree from the palace immediately pointed to the north, and the horse stepped on the Turks to sweep the Jin Kingdom.

Marquis Huguo Zhang Kuang is a concubine of the Zhang family in Mobei. In the current era, it seems that a concubine cannot be reused. Even if you are talented, you can only eat and drink and wait for death.

The reason for the eldest son inheritance system is unknown, so many prosperous families disappeared and disappeared into the mist of history.

If the eldest son is up to the challenge, not only will the family not be defeated, but it will be improved to a higher level, and the whole family will be reborn.

The arrogance of adolescence is a playboy determined to eat, drink and die.

It's a pity that the sky didn't come true, Zhang Kuang's elder brother, the eldest son of the Zhang family, is really not a head of the family. After inheriting the title of the Zhang family, the Zhang family not only has no intention of going to a higher level, but gradually declines.

Small in wisdom but big in strategy, small in strength but heavy in responsibility, finally knocked Zhang Jiamo Beizhang's name into the abyss.

Although Zhang Kuang, who is determined to eat, drink and wait for death, can't control his elder brother's thoughts, he can't just watch his family decline and finally disappear on the land of Dalong.

So the young Zhang Kuang joined the army alone, vowing to follow the example of Hou Huo Qubing, the champion of the Han Dynasty, and smash the Zhang family's previous prestige in the sea of ​​corpses and blood.

Perhaps it is really hard work that pays off, and three thousand Yuejia can swallow Wu.

Or maybe Zhang Kuang is really a born soldier. Starting from a small infantry, Zhang Kuang made great strides all the way in the battle to prevent the Turks from going south, and captured countless enemy chiefs one after another.

From a small infantry to a school lieutenant, from a school lieutenant to a captain and even a general, it can be said that the sky is rising.

He was deeply loved by Jin Yi, the general guarding Yingzhou at that time, and Zhang Kuang, who was not even a school lieutenant among his colleagues, was promoted to the position of the sixth-rank military attache of the captain in three years.

From being not even a deputy lieutenant under the ninth rank to being promoted to the position of the sixth rank in three years, it can be said that the heavens are beautiful.

Of course, it is also inseparable from Zhang Kuang's own efforts. Whenever a war comes, Zhang Kuang always takes the lead and takes the lead in charging.

His life was on the verge of dying many times, but Crazy was like a Xiaoqiang who couldn't be beaten to death, and he could wake up every time.

The official road to officialdom was when the Kingdom of Jin and the Turks jointly harassed Dalong in the northern Xinjiang of Yingzhou, Jeju, and Ganzhou in the last years of Weihe. The arrogance of the people fought more than 500 enemy heads at a very small cost.

It can be said that the blood reflects the cold clothes, and it was also at that time that Zhang Kuang was knighted and officially entered the officialdom.

However, God's will is too tormenting. It seems that the late emperor of Weihe Zhongxing was obsessed with the golden elixir longevity technique when the dragon was ready to step on the northern border to wash away the shame of being besieged by the Turks for a hundred years and unable to leave the city.

Originally, the great dragon seemed to have fallen into the heaven and earth. The first emperor lived in the harem for a long time and discussed the way of longevity with a group of so-called Qi practitioners all day long, and the government was abandoned.

How many outspoken and admonishing ministers were thrown into prisons, or even executed on the spot, and their heads were hung above the Meridian Gate for three days.

When Dalong ascended the court, people were in panic, and the government was abandoned for half a year.

Seeing that Dalong Guozuo fell day by day, the 13-year-old prince Li Zheng was pushed to the stage by the ministers and began to act on behalf of the emperor.

Although it was not stated that Li Zheng was the new emperor, many ministers already understood that the emperor who was obsessed with the golden elixir road might not live long.

Not long after Li Zheng was dealing with the affairs of the court, he issued an order that no one could have imagined.

The whole army of the Six Guards of Northern Xinjiang was dispatched, leaving only [-] elite soldiers in each city to guard the city. As a result, the Flying Eagle Six Guards attacked across the board and pointed directly at the hinterlands of the Turkic and Jin Kingdoms.

Li Zheng's order broke the humiliation of Dalong's century-old retreat for the first time, and 30 troops marched northward to the border.

At that station, the real blood flowed into rivers, and the two countries, who were secretly delighted that Dalong was about to suffer civil strife and subjugated the country, were caught off guard by the mighty 30 continuous Dalong Six Guards.

The two tigers, ben and flying eagles went straight down to twelve Turkic tribes, and the Turkic people who were attacked had to migrate on a large scale.

The two tigers, leopards and tigers directly raided the Turkic royal court. If they were not familiar with the grassland map, they would have already wiped the Turkic royal court from the world.

Long Wu and Xiao Guo raided the Kingdom of Jin and went down to 32 cities within three days. Zhang Kuang was ordered by Jin Yi to lead [-] light cavalry to detour through the capital of the King of Jin to intercept the news of the cities of the Kingdom of Jin and the emperor of the Jin Kingdom. Before the arrival of Jin Yi's army, they attacked the last layer of the Jin Kingdom to block Fuzhou and attacked back and forth, annihilating the defenders in the city in one fell swoop.

In that year, Prince Li Zheng was placed under house arrest in the East Palace, and the six imperial decrees came down to the six guards, recalling the six guards who were fighting the enemy bravely on the front line.

The general of the six guards who was about to step on the golden palace was stunned by this imperial decree, but the imperial decree was an imperial decree and he had to obey it.

He can only call gold to withdraw his troops and return to northern Xinjiang to defend the city.

30 and 20 guards killed and injured [-] in exchange for the [-]-year stability of the Dalong Dynasty.

After receiving the imperial decree, Jin Yi, the general of Longwuwei, blushed, his ears were red, his bloodshot eyes were scarlet, he raised his head to the sky and cursed three times for being incompetent, a traitor who strayed from the country, and he vomited blood and fell into a coma.

Among the six guards were not only the emperor's spies, but also the inspectors who hid among them. When Jin Yi withdrew his troops, his words of cursing the emperor's incompetence and immorality spread to the emperor's dragon case.

General Jin Yi, who could have pacified the Kingdom of Jin in one fell swoop, was bestowed to death by the emperor in Yingzhou with a cup of poisoned wine, and he died with hatred.

Before General Jin Yi drank the poisoned wine, he called Zhang Kuang, who had been adopted as his adopted son, to him, and only left a sentence for Zhang Kuang.

The myths that have been killed by many bones are no match for the traitor's brilliant pen.

Zhang Kuang hates corrupt Confucianism, and the reason why he hates Confucianism is all due to Jin Yi's experience.

In that year, the first emperor who was praised by the people for his mighty Zhongxing passed away, and Prince Li Zheng succeeded him.

Zhang Kuang, the interim governor of Yingzhou, joined forces with the General of the Six Guards to write to the new emperor, Li Zheng, that he should march north immediately, and the enemy should not be relieved.

When he was the prince, there was a bold Li coup, and he only gave two simple words to the general of the six guards.

To be discussed.

(End of this chapter)