Daming: After self-explosive time travel, Lao Zhu's mentality collapsed

Qin Yunyun smiled slightly and whispered: "Your Majesty is naturally unparalleled in the world, but I just want to remind you that although Tianhai Pass is dangerous, you can't worry too much.

As the saying goes, too much is as bad as too little, and too much work will hurt your body and mind!"

Chu Ze waved his hand: "I know what's going on and won't be bothered by these little things!"

He paused for a moment, then said, "Yunyun, although the border is stable at the moment, Xixia and Mongolia are ambitious. If there is any disturbance, I will have to deal with it personally.

Don't worry, I will never let this beautiful land be destroyed."

Qin Yunyun sighed softly: "Your Majesty is wise, but I still hope you can relax a little.

After all, the Ming Dynasty does not rely solely on Your Majesty!"

Chu Ze looked at her, a smile on his face: "Are you blaming me for not guarding Tianhai Pass in person?"

Qin Yunyun waved her hands quickly: "I dare not, I just feel sorry for Your Majesty!"

Chu Ze nodded and said in a deep voice: "Western Xia and Mongolia have been closely united in recent years. If I hadn't been there to guard it myself, I'm afraid there would have been a big change long ago.

As you know, there are many treacherous people in the court. If they are allowed to seize the opportunity, not only will the borders be lost, but even the capital may be in danger.

Without me, who can calm these restless wolves? "

Qin Yunyun was silent for a moment, and whispered: "Your Majesty is right, but I still feel..."

Chu Ze interrupted her: "Okay, I know what you are worried about.

You must remember that I never underestimate my enemies, nor do I take them lightly!"

Qin Yunyun nodded gently: "I understand.

I just hope Your Majesty can take care of yourself!"

Chu Ze stood up and patted her shoulder gently: "Okay, I get it, don't worry about these little things.

Go back and have a rest!"

Qin Yunyun looked up at him and said, "What about your majesty? Won't you take a rest for a while?"

Chu Ze shook his head: "I don't have much to rest for, but I still have a lot of military affairs to arrange.

You go first, I will come back later!"

Seeing that he had made up his mind, Qin Yunyun said no more, bowed slightly, and slowly left.

Chu Ze watched her leave, a hint of deep thought flashed across his eyes, but he said nothing more, then turned and walked out of the camp.

As soon as he walked out of the tent, he ran into Guo Huai.

When Guo Huai saw Chu Ze, he immediately stepped forward and said, "Your Majesty, I have already transferred 500 cavalry to the southern front, ready to fight at any time!"

Chu Ze nodded: "Okay, keep a close eye on the enemy and report back immediately if there is any movement!"

Guo Huai clasped his fists and said, "I understand!"

Chu Ze glanced at him and suddenly asked, "What do you think of the new soldiers training today?"

Guo Huai was stunned for a moment, then said: "Your Majesty, most of the new recruits are young and strong, and they are quite aggressive.

But compared to the veterans, they are still not as experienced as before. I am afraid that they may not be able to compete with those veterans from Xixia and Mongolia on a real battlefield!"

Chu Ze nodded slightly: "Well, you are right.

Although these new recruits have potential, I can see that they are not yet ready.

However, I think that instead of training them slowly, it is better to let them go into battle as soon as possible, because only actual combat can make them successful!"

Guo Huai hesitated a little: "Your Majesty, I am afraid that if these new soldiers do not perform well in their first battle, it will affect the morale of the army!"

Chu Ze sneered: "Military morale? What is military morale? I tell you, only by killing enemies on the battlefield can you have real military morale! If you don't let these new recruits see blood, they will always be just straw bags!"

Guo Huai nodded: "Your Majesty is wise, I will learn from your teachings!" Chu Ze waved his hand impatiently: "Okay, go ahead, don't waste any more time!"

Guo Huai quickly bowed and took his leave, then left quickly.

Chu Ze looked at Guo Huai's back, frowned slightly, and said to himself: "These people are still not cruel enough."

He stood outside the camp and then turned and walked towards the tent.

As soon as he entered the tent, he heard a whisper coming from inside the tent. Upon listening carefully, he found that several generals were discussing military affairs.

Chu Ze frowned and strode into the tent. When several generals saw him coming in, they immediately fell silent and stood up to salute: "Your Majesty!"

Chu Ze glanced at them and said calmly, "Sit down, everyone, and continue talking!"

Several generals looked at each other, and finally Lu Bing spoke first: "Your Majesty, I just discussed with several generals about the bandits in the southwest. I think we should send heavy troops to suppress them, so as to prevent these bandits from colluding with foreign enemies and endangering the safety of the Ming Dynasty!"

Chu Ze stared at Lu Bing with a cold look in his eyes: "How powerful do you think these bandits can be?"

Lu Bing paused, then cupped his hands and said, "Your Majesty, I am not overestimating the strength of these bandits, but it is always better to take precautions before they happen!"

Chu Ze snorted, "I think you are too cautious.

These bandits are nothing but clowns. The real threat lies in Xixia and Mongolia!"

Another general, Guo Shao, also echoed, "Your Majesty is right. Although there are many rebels, they are not a cause for concern.

On the contrary, Xixia and Mongolia are the real enemies!"

Chu Ze nodded: "Guo Shao, you are right.

Xixia and Mongolia have been working together for a long time. If the problem is not resolved soon, there will be endless troubles.

The matter of the rioters can be put aside for now. Once I have dealt with these barbarians, I will slowly deal with them!"

Lu Bing whispered, "Your Majesty is wise. I will learn from you!"

Chu Ze said calmly: "No need to say more, pass on my order, all soldiers must be ready at all times, I don't want to see any slackness anymore!"

Several generals responded in unison: "As ordered!"

Chu Ze waved his hand: "Go ahead, get ready, I will attack at any time!"

All the generals bowed and left, and the tent suddenly became quiet.

Chu Ze sat back in his seat, brows furrowed, staring at the sand table on the table, but in his mind he was thinking about how to deal with the next battle.

He suddenly smiled coldly and said to himself: "Xixia and Mongolia are indeed tough opponents.

Well, I want to see how long you can keep jumping around!"

At this time, footsteps were heard outside the tent again, and the guard trotted in, clasping his hands and saying, "Your Majesty, the border scouts reported that there are indeed Xixia spies active in the south!"

Chu Ze narrowed his eyes, a hint of sharpness flashed in his eyes: "As expected.

Pass on my order, mobilize 500 cavalrymen, go to the southern front and kill the enemy scouts, leaving no one alive!"

The guards immediately obeyed the order and retreated quickly.

Chu Ze stood up and slowly walked to the door of the tent.

He put his hands behind his back, with a sneer on his face: "It seems that I have to take action myself again!"

"Your Majesty, there has been movement on the southern front. Do you need me to send troops to support you immediately?" Guo Huai trotted into the camp, his face full of anxiety.

"Why send troops? Won't these barbarians be scared away if we send troops?" Chu Ze snorted coldly, with a hint of disdain in his tone.

"But your majesty, if we really let these barbarians sneak in by chance, won't they succeed?" Guo Huai hesitated, but still bowed his hands to ask for instructions. (End of this chapter)