The myth of crossing the heavens

Chapter 136 Peace of the World
The battlefield is the one that tests one's will.

Not only is it a test of life and death, but also the impact of the Shura field on the soul.

Yi Qingchen is not a bloodthirsty person at first, it is impossible not to be shocked by the mind when he first saw the scene of corpses strewn all over the field and blood flowing into rivers.

Later, I fought more on the battlefield and saw more dead people, so I naturally became indifferent to life and death.

Furthermore, the situation on the battlefield is changing rapidly.

As a commander, you must always pay attention to changes in the situation, capture fighters, and distinguish fighters. The enemy you want to fight is defeated, and you must not be lured into an ambush by the enemy's false defeat.

After all, although Yi Qingchen can fight with martial arts, the generals under him don't have this ability.

The dignified leader of the Ming sect, the saint descended from heaven, can't fight out alone every time he loses his soldiers and generals.

Yi Qingchen must always pay attention to changes in the battlefield situation and make the most correct response.

This greatly tempered his mental strength and greatly increased it.

Of course, no one can always be right.

Yi Qingchen also encountered several ambushes, and he relied on his magical skills to quickly kill the leader of the enemy army, only to save his subordinates from being wiped out 22 times.

On the other hand, through continuous fighting, his shots became more and more concise and efficient.

Fighting on the battlefield is different from fighting in the rivers and lakes. There are endless opponents, and sometimes it takes one day and one night, three days and two nights...

In this case, it is not suitable to use cumbersome martial arts or martial arts like Baquan, and it is best to use basic moves.

Fast and powerful, this is a one-hit kill.

Presenting the greatest results with the smallest force is the behavior that conforms to the objective laws of the battlefield.

As a qualified commander, you need to think about all kinds of things before the battle.

Especially at the end of the Yuan Dynasty when the people were struggling to make ends meet, Yi Qingchen was not only thinking about how to destroy the city, but also how to get the most supplies in the city.

Because there are few resources in the first place, if every city is broken, the rebels will end up with nothing to eat.

I don't know how long it will take to restore the prosperous scene.

In other words, it would take an unknown amount of time to provide Yi Qingchen with spiritual power.

Therefore, Yi Qingchen must consider food and grass allocation, internal and external cooperation, soldiers' endurance, priority targets, and maximum retention of supplies in every battle, so as to maximize the benefits as much as possible.

Fortunately, Yi Qingchen pushed Da Nei to kill Yuan Emperor first, and then smashed the Yuan army's city, playing the name of invincible martial arts.

When the Yuan army saw his banner, it weakened by three points at first, and once the internal and external cooperation was successful, it weakened by another three points.

The more you kill, the smoother you will be.

After several months of battlefield baptism, Yi Qingchen's whole body was stained with a strong murderous aura.

He didn't realize it himself, but all the high-level members of the Mingjiao felt a sense of pressure facing him, and they respected him more and more.

At this point, no one dared to disrespect Yi Qingchen, whether it was the Mingjiao or the Rebel Army.

A sage descended from heaven, wise and powerful.

With both power bonus and theocracy bonus, his diehard loyalists are innumerable.

Therefore, Yi Qingchen's words have absolute authority.

"Our manpower is still insufficient, and now everything is waiting to be done. Everything must be presided over, and we must vigorously select talents."

Yi Qingchen said: "You don't have to stick to this religion, what we are going to do is earth-shattering events, the Ming religion should not be our shackles, whether it is ordinary people or Han officials among the Tartars, as long as they are talented, they can be employed. .”

In addition to the elders from Mingjiao, there are already many new faces in the meeting hall, newcomers who have made their mark in the battle.

Yi Qingchen began to deliberately downplay the influence of Mingjiao, promoting newcomers from all over the place.

After all, Mingjiao originated from Manichaeism, and it will always be a hidden danger in the future.

He needs to gradually strip Mingjiao from the rebel army, and finally turn it into a symbol and annihilate it.

Yang Xiao and the others nodded in praise.

Yi Qingchen took out a piece of paper and spread it out, and everyone took a closer look, and saw that it was written with the names of officials and people.

"The land we occupy is getting bigger and bigger, and there are more and more people to shepherd. What they want is a leader who can feed them and keep them warm, not thugs who can only fight and kill."

Yi Qingchen looked at the crowd and said: "So the structure of Mingjiao is no longer satisfied with the current form. We have to follow the old system of the Tang and Song Dynasties, establish three provinces and six ministries, establish an administrative system, encourage agriculture and mulberry, develop commerce, and formulate a national management system. Ladies and gentlemen They are all the elders and backbones of the Ming religion. At this time, we must be brave to take responsibility and do things, and when the four provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi, Zhongshu, and Huguang are restored, the Ming dynasty will be established, and all of you will be the princes of the Ming Dynasty."

Everyone's eyes glowed, and they responded one after another.

So Yi Qingchen established the kingdom in Jinling City, enfeoffed three provinces and six ministries and officials of each province, prefecture, and county.

He announced to the outside world that he would suspend his ascension to Tianzi, and he would ascend to the throne after conquering the four provinces.

At the beginning of the establishment of the country, in order to seek stability, the old officials of the Yuan Dynasty were used as small officials to preside over the daily work.

Yi Qingchen dispatched special personnel to select talented people from various provinces and focus on training them.

At the beginning of the internal affairs, Yi Qingchen led a large army to the Zhongshu Province.

This time, he no longer sent surprise soldiers, but fought one city at a time, and fought steadily.

The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty finally came to their senses, and the power vacuum was re-divided by the various nobles. With Dashi Batulu as the Generalissimo of the Army and Horses, he led an army of 300,000 to face the Ming army.

Not long after, Dashi Badulu was beheaded by Yi Qingchen in the tent of the Chinese army.

The Ming army took advantage of the situation to attack aggressively, and the Yuan army was defeated in the first battle.

Polo Timur, the son of Lost Badulu, took over the army and gathered more than [-] yuan troops to fight again, but was beheaded by Yi Qingchen among the ten thousand troops.

The Yuan army was completely out of control.

The Ming army chased and killed for hundreds of miles, killing without counting, and seized the Yuan army's horses, weapons, and food in countless quantities.

The rulers of the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties learned from the painful experience and found that the reason why the Ming army won repeatedly was because of the invincible person Yi Qingchen.

But regardless of this person, the Ming army was not that powerful.

In view of this, the Yuan Dynasty reorganized the army and divided the 200,000 troops into ten teams, led by ten people to attack separately.

No matter how strong Yi Qingchen is, he is only a single person, and it is impossible to be divided into ten places.

Even if one or two teams are destroyed, the remaining eight armies can still make contributions.

After Yi Qingchen got the news, he didn't want to stop too much, but with a big wave of his hand, he led the main cavalry to attack Dadu.

The court of the Yuan Dynasty was terrified, and hastily issued an edict to recall the soldiers and horses to King Qin to rescue him.

Yi Qingchen was brave and invincible, and led the cavalry to sweep the Zhongshu Province.

After half a month, most of them fell.

The news spread to the whole world, and there was a wave of people joining the Ming army all over the country.

Counting 100,000 yuan troops were wiped out by insurgents from all over the country with almost no waves.

Three months later, Zhongshu, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Huguang, Gansu, and Yunnan successively raised the flag of Ming Dynasty.

All the time, the world is the same.

Yi Qingchen led the Ming army to fight the myth of being invincible, and the people of the world spontaneously joined in, there was no need for him to fight city by city.

Of course, the power of this kind of spontaneous surrender of the province is basically in the hands of the 'Emperor of Earth'.

When he came back to his senses, the land of the Central Plains was under his control.

Meng Yuan retreated to Mobei and hid in the birthplace of their ancestors.

The Mongolian Yuan retreated, and the world surrendered.
So Yi Qingchen ascended the throne as emperor in Jinling, and named him Yuanshi.

(End of this chapter)