Carrying AK into Ming Dynasty

Chapter 821 Crazy Koreans (1520th update, add update [-] for the Silver League)

On the misty and rainy sea, countless ships rushed towards the shore like ghosts.

These ships are disorderly, among them are slightly larger merchant ships, but more are fishing boats that are tossed in the wind and waves.

Every boat was full of people, and the merchant boats were better. They all looked like soldiers and had standard swords in their hands, but the other small fishing boats were more chaotic.

Some fishing boats are so small that they don’t even have black awnings, and there are seven or eight men in strange costumes sitting on them, some of them are holding woodcutters, and some are simply carrying dung forks.

It's just that everyone was screaming, and Liu Hongjian couldn't hear what they were shouting.

"It's a Korean." Chang Yu also heard the sound from the east, and said excitedly while touching the blood on his face.

"No, it's from Daming." At this moment, Liu Hongjian calmed down instead.

Of course, the reinforcements were invited by Feng Long who swam to Busan by swimming. In fact, Feng Long was brought up by fishing boats along the coast.

The distance of [-] miles is not something to talk about casually. Feng Long fainted from exhaustion before he swam to the shore, but the first thing he did when he woke up was to tell the fishermen to take him to see the local officials.

However, Feng Long didn't know the local language, so the fishermen only thought Feng Long was a lunatic, and gave him a bowl of porridge and ignored him.

Feng Long rushed all the way to the local yamen. Fortunately, the officials sent by Daming to the North Korean province spoke the same language as Daming. Feng Long took out his Beiyang Navy badge to confirm his identity, and the local officials immediately took him there Prefect Yamen.

Wang Congyan, the prefect of Busan, was an official dispatched from the Northeast Province. When he heard that the King of Anguo was trapped on a deserted island only a hundred miles away from his territory, his life and death were unknown, and he was furious at that time.

As a witness, the king of Anguo knew about the war against Jiannu in the northeast province, and he understood the significance of the king of Anguo to the Ming court.

Wang Congyan didn't dare to be negligent, but there was no navy in North Korea, and he couldn't do anything about it as a civil servant, so he took Feng Long to Changyuan again.

His garrison has soldiers, but what about ships?Wouldn't it be difficult to swim all over without a boat?

But the problem always needs to be solved. Wang Congyan wrote the memorial and rushed it to the capital for [-] miles, and at the same time rushed to the coastal villages and towns with hundreds of yamen servants.

Wang Congyan's method was very straightforward. He sent people on the streets along the coast to release the news. In just one day, the North Korean people in the coastal areas were furious.

Since Daming accepted North Korea as a province, under the overall planning of Governor Qu Jianhong, North Korea achieved peace in a very short period of time. At the same time, the imperial court transferred high-yield crops such as potatoes and sweet potatoes from the interior.

In just one year, the people in the entire North Korean province did not know the famine. Qu Jianhong followed Liu Hongjian's wish and always adhered to the concept of ethnic equality in North Korea, and did not treat the aborigines unequally.

In the bloody battle of Wang Jing, Liu Hongjian, the king of Anguo County, led them to defeat the barbaric Morozov, so that their lives were guaranteed. Liu Hongjian brought them peace and food for their survival.

Many local people even enshrined a portrait of Liu Hongjian at home and honored him as the King of Liberation.

Now the prefect of Busan told them that King Jiefang was surrounded by a group of barbarians, and it was only a hundred miles away from them. How could the North Korean people not be angry?
There is no boat, is there?Can fishing boats work?Can merchant ships do it?
In the shortest period of time, the North Korean people in the coastal area recruited all available ships, including passing merchant ships, regardless of their origins, and directly attacked them for requisition.

In just three days, more than 430 merchant ships and fishing boats of various sizes were recruited.

He Mancang selected more than [-] fishing boats that could barely carry people to sea, and embarked on a rescue trip with [-] Korean soldiers.

But the North Korean people did not buy it. They thought that 6000 people were not enough to protect the safety of the King of Liberation. Since there were more than [-] ships, they followed them spontaneously.

So it was the current situation. The soldiers sitting on the larger boats occasionally got seasick and vomited on the side of the boat, which made the fishermen on the small fishing boats around laugh.

They are so arrogant and high-spirited towards the unnamed island, towards their Liberation King.

Baron Nash was controlling the battle situation on the battleship at this time, and was stunned when he was suddenly shocked by a large number of warships attacking from the east.

When he stood on the deck and watched through the binoculars, he was as if petrified, unable to utter a word, but his deputy Froman could hold his breath and immediately ordered the artillery left on the battleship to fire at the enemy.

But there are too many warships around, covering the entire sea, and there are even some boards hanging behind the small fishing boats. If you look carefully, you will find that there are one or two people lying on top of the boards.

There is no way that the space on the fishing boat is limited, and some fishermen have to sit and hang tickets. So what about five warships in such a big battle, they simply can't handle it.

In less than half an hour, the five warships were all occupied by Korean soldiers, and fishermen armed with sharp weapons such as chopping knives and steel forks rushed to the island in a swarm. Frightened, he dropped the knife in his hand.

The five-six-day stalemate between Liu Hongjian and Holland Ren ended in such a dramatic way.

On the sea in June, the rain came and went quickly, and the sun came out from the thick clouds before long.

But wars may be dramatic, but dead soldiers are anything but.

After just half a day's effort, less than half of the [-] fighters could still stand up, and the rest were all wounded. The battle was quite tragic.

"Let's welcome, Your Highness!" The newly learned Ming language of the Korean people was very blunt, but everyone knelt down in front of Liu Hongjian very excitedly.

Liu Hongjian looked relievedly at the Korean people who were waiting for him to speak expectantly, and put the sword back into its sheath.

"The humble support came late, and I hope the lord will forgive me." The general He Mancang and the prefect Wang Congyan also fell to their knees one after another.

"It's just right for you to come, just right." Liu Hongjian helped He Mancang and Wang Congyan up, and then raised his hands to signal the fishermen to get up.

"You've all worked hard, get up quickly." Seeing that the common people were still kneeling, Liu Hongjian said again.

Wang Congyan knew that the people didn't understand, so he had to repeat it in Korean language, and the fishermen stood up with steel forks.

"Master Wang, you should take the people away first." Liu Hongjian said to Wang Congyan again.

"My lord, let's go back together, the people in the North Korean province are looking forward to your return!" Wang Congyan said.

"You guys go back first, I still have things to do." Liu Hongjian didn't say what he wanted to do, and then he thought about going to the island.

After all, He Mancang was a soldier who led troops to fight. He seemed to know something. He was about to catch Wang Congyan and the over-excited Korean fishermen onto the boat, and then waited on the coast with the rest of the Korean soldiers.

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