Da Ming started to ascend the throne

Chapter 168
Seeing the North Korean soldiers and civilians who are usually docile, now they look like demons.

With the heads of the Tartars hanging from their waists, they searched for the Tartars and beheaded them everywhere. Li Chaojun and his officials knelt aside and shivered.

"Sun Chuanting, the left governor of the Ming Dynasty, has arrived."

With a shout, Sun Chuanting and Li Dingguo entered the Korean palace surrounded by a group of Ming army generals.

"See the Commander-in-Chief of Ming Dynasty."

Seeing Sun Chuanting coming in, those rebel soldiers who were searching everywhere for the Tartars fell to their knees and paid respects to Sun Chuanting.

Sun Chuanting's name is also very popular in North Korea, and some of them have heard the news of Sun Chuanting's death in battle.

But now that they heard about Sun Chuanting's arrival, they all thought that what they had heard before was false news, and they all prostrated themselves to the ground.

Sun Chuanting smiled and raised his hand:

"Everyone is flat. Those with eight heads stand on the right, those with six heads stand on the left, and the others stay where they are."

"Thank you, Commander-in-Chief."

Of the more than 5 rebels who attacked the city, now there are only more than 6000 left. Thirty thousand soldiers of the Li Dynasty were wiped out, and three thousand captives were killed.

It can be said that the rest of the rebels are all elites, and there is no coward. Sun Chuanting is very satisfied with their performance. It is not so easy to cut off the heads of the tartars.

He took a general look, and there were not many rebels with eight Tartar heads hanging on their bodies, about 50 or so.

Many people only have one or two heads hanging on their bodies, and some people are completely empty-handed. Of course, there are many empty-handed rebels who are not incompetent, but give their heads to those who need them most.

"North Korean soldiers, on behalf of the Ming Dynasty, the commander-in-chief officially announced that all the rebels who beheaded the eight captives from the East will be awarded the Ming Dynasty citizens from this moment. You can enjoy the treatment of the Ming Dynasty citizens in North Korea, and you will be officially appointed as centurions."

The rebels, who had eight Tartar heads hanging around their waists, were taken aback for a moment, and then began to cheer. They all shed tears of happiness and sadness.

Don't look at the fact that so many people have eight heads of Tartars hanging from their waists, it's not that they killed eight Tatars alone, they simply don't have the ability.

Many of the heads hung on their bodies were the result of everyone working together to kill the Tartars. When other people died in battle, they gave their companions the heads they had exchanged for their lives.

"We are now citizens of Daming, and we are also centurions. It's really great. Long live the Emperor of Ming."

After they all cheered, Sun Chuanting waved for everyone to be quiet.

The scene fell silent in an instant, and those rebels who had less than eight heads were eagerly waiting for Sun Chuanting's next words.

Sun Chuanting looked at the rebels with six heads hanging from their waists, and said again:
"The rebel army who beheaded the six heads of the captive Tartars was originally not eligible to obtain the nationality of the Ming Dynasty, but my emperor Shengming made an exception and accepted you as citizens of the Ming Dynasty.

There are also rebels who cut off five heads and bravely killed the enemy without getting a head. The governor appreciates your bravery and fearless spirit.

Therefore, now the governor has decided to grant you honorary citizens of Ming Dynasty, each of you will be rewarded with ten taels of silver. If you perform well in the later period, you will officially become citizens of Ming Dynasty in two years. "

The scene suddenly became very quiet, only the sound of their rapid breathing could be heard, and after a while, these people understood.

"What? What did the commander-in-chief say, grant us honorary citizens, and officially become citizens of Ming Dynasty two years later..."

"Yes, you heard correctly, the commander-in-chief said so."

With eight Tartar heads hanging on their waists, the Korean Rebel Army, who had become a citizen of the Ming Dynasty, began to remind his companions.

"Plop plop..."

"Long Live the Ming Dynasty"

"Long live the emperor..."

These honorary citizens of Ming Dynasty all knelt on the ground, kowtowed in the direction of Daming to thank them, and shouted Long Live the Emperor of Ming Dynasty. "

Afterwards, other people bowed down to Xie En one after another, and the atmosphere was quite touching. Even Sun Chuanting, Li Dingguo and others felt that their eyes were foggy.

People in the northern part of Ming Dynasty and Liaodong had a hard time, and the people of North Korea couldn’t be better than Ming Dynasty. Their land was more barren, and the impact of the Little Ice Age was equally great on them.

In their hearts, Ming Dynasty is a great country, and the common people should be very happy.

Even if they don't go to Daming and stay in North Korea, they are already superior to others, and they can live comfortably.

"Marshal Du, you are so clever, the general really admires you."

For Sun Chuanting's plan, Li Dingguo really admired Sun Chuanting at this time.

Not only did he use the hands of the North Korean rebels to destroy the North Korean officers and soldiers, but he also caused heavy casualties to the Eastern Captive Tartars, who were finally wiped out.

Moreover, with the help of North Korean officers and soldiers and the captives from the east, only [-] elite soldiers remained in the [-] rebels, laying a solid foundation to prevent North Korea from rebelling again.

Sun Chuanting smiled and patted Li Dingguo on the shoulder:

"The general is overwhelmed. You can take the whole of North Korea so smoothly. The general has contributed a lot. You just wait for the saint to be named a marquis."

While Sun Chuanting was chatting with Li Dingguo, more than a dozen people walked in outside the palace, and the leader was the young general in white robe.

Seeing his state at this time, his energy and spirit had obviously recovered a lot. He walked quickly to Sun Chuanting and Li Dingguo, and bowed to salute:

"Lu Aiguo sees the two generals, thank you general for saving your life."

Sun Chuanting stretched out his hand to help, and asked casually:

"Excuse me, little general, you are not Korean? You are so fluent in Chinese."

The young general in white robe cupped his fists again, with a very respectful attitude:

"Reporting to the general, the last general is not a Korean, but his ancestral home is Yixing, Changzhou, south of the Yangtze River."

Sun Chuanting laughed loudly:
"No wonder you are so brave. It turns out that I am from Daming. A good friend of this governor is also from Yixing, Changzhou. You have the same surname."

Lu Aiguo's eyes also brightened, and he clasped his fists again and saluted:

"Excuse me, Commander-in-Chief, I don't know who your friend is, and it is very likely that I have heard of his name."

Sun Chuanting suddenly heaved a long sigh, his face became gloomy:
"I've heard of him. As long as they are my sons and daughters of Huaxia, they should have heard of him. He is the Minister of the Ministry of War in the Ming Dynasty. Lu Xiangsheng's name is Jiandou. Unfortunately, he was framed by treacherous ministers and fought on the battlefield."

"The superintendent..."

Lu Aiguo, a young general in white robes, suddenly fell to his knees, hugged Sun Chuanting's legs, covered his face and wept bitterly.

This action of his immediately stunned many people present, even Sun Chuanting, and Monk Zhang Er was puzzled.

There were two Ming soldiers who wanted to pull away the white-robed young general Lu Aiguo, but Sun Chuanting stopped him with a wave of his hand. He guessed that Lu Aiguo might have something to do with Lu Xiangsheng.

Sun Chuanting kindly patted Lu Aiguo's back lightly, like a loving father comforting his child, making the Ming soldiers and Korean rebels stare wide-eyed.

Killing people without blinking an eye, commanding thousands of troops, the famous military god of the Ming Dynasty, the commander-in-chief Sun Chuanting turned out to have an unknown side.

When Lu Aiguo gradually calmed down, Sun Chuanting helped him up with his own hands, and began to carefully look at the brave little general in front of him with a white horse and silver spear and a white shirt.

His facial features are well-proportioned, his face is like a jade crown, his figure is tall and straight, and his pair of tiger eyes are full of heroism. The more Sun Chuanting looks at it, the happier he is:
"Lu Aiguo, now you can tell the governor, who are you, and your relationship with Jiandou."

(End of this chapter)