Daming: The most ruthless tyrant in history

Chapter 800 No War in Korea

The vast ocean is full of unknowns, where opportunities and risks coexist. Those who can survive on the sea are, without exception, hard-hearted people.

In addition to the reasons he mentioned, there was actually another important reason why Wei Zhongxian insisted on attacking Ryukyu, which was some news sent back from Fujian.

There is a sea disaster in Zhejiang area.

Some people know the actual situation and are aware that the maritime disaster in Zhejiang is closely related to the trouble caused by Cui Chengxiu and others. However, under such circumstances, there are two other aspects that indirectly affect this matter.

One was Xiong Wencan, the governor of Fujian, who reorganized the Fujian navy.

One is that maritime anti-smuggling measures heading north to Liaodong and North Korea are becoming increasingly strict.

For those who make a living on the sea, their sense of profit is far beyond the imagination of ordinary people. It was precisely because of this knowledge that Wei Zhongxian made up his mind to take over Ryukyu.

There are too many disturbances in the Ming Dynasty and overseas. If he does not seize this opportunity, no matter how well Dongfan is developed or how many people are migrated here, he will only be making wedding clothes for others.

He won't do this losing business!!

While too many people's attention is distracted to other places, I will seize Ryukyu and establish my power. From now on, anyone who goes to East Japan, whether it's smuggling in the Ming Dynasty, smuggling in Southeast Asia, or maritime trade with the Western Barbarians, must pay taxes to me!

Anyone who dares not pay will be beaten!

Wei Zhongxian was determined to win this gamble! !
Heavy rain fell in Keelung, Dongfan, thousands of miles away in North Korea.

Peace Road.

Pyongyang City.

A rainstorm that lasted for more than ten days is still falling.

"Please, let us in!"

"We are also citizens of the Ming Dynasty."

"We have no way to survive. The Ming Dynasty cannot ignore us."

Outside the city of Pyongyang, outside a large joint camp, a large crowd of people were kneeling on the muddy ground, many of them wearing tattered clothes.

They cried and howled in the rain.

They kowtowed in the rain.

The Ming army soldiers gathered on the wall of the village stood indifferently, choosing to turn a blind eye to the wailing crowd.

It's not that they are heartless, but the truth is that this transport joint venture is full.

"Father, why don't we let them into the camp?"

Under the rain, Jin Shiqi braved the rain to enter the tent, his armor soaked by the rain. He looked at Jin Guan who was busy at his desk, frowned and said, "I just checked everywhere, and found that more than thousands of people have died."

"In the military, it's called a military position!!"

Jin Guan snorted coldly, raised his head and looked at Jin Shiqi and shouted: "There is no father here. If you want to find your father, get out of the camp and find him!!"

"Yes, Vice Commander!"

Jin Shiqi responded with a fist clasped.

"If they die, bury them."

Jin Guan frowned slightly, stared at Jin Shiqi and said, "Do I need to teach you this again? I've said before that Pyongyang is no longer taking in disaster victims. If you want to be taken in, continue to go north. There is both food and space there."

Jin Shiqi was silent.

Transferred from Liaodong to Korea, he was in charge of the military affairs of transporting Korean refugees along with his father Jin Guan. His elite cavalry had to travel to various places in Pyeongan Province and Hamgyong Province. Their job was simple: to suppress any riots. In order to solve this problem, Jin Shiqi's 8,000 elite cavalry were divided into two and stationed in Pyeongan Province and Hamgyong Province to suppress the large-scale riots.

During the months in North Korea, Jin Shiqi saw too much misery. Even at the beginning, when Jin Shiqi experienced all this, he had one thing in his mind.

If Liaozuo had been conquered by the Jianlu at that time, the people of the Ming Dynasty under the rule of Liaozuo would probably be like North Korea today, and human lives would no longer be human lives.

"Put away your pitiful heart."

Jin Guan leaned against a wooden chair, looking exhausted. "They can cry and howl. At least they still have the strength. Do you know how many people died along the way from Pyongyang to the northernmost border?"

"It has been raining for more than ten days. The military rations that were supposed to be delivered have not yet arrived in Pyongyang. They could have survived. As long as they could have made it to the northern border and stayed in the joint camp built there for ten days under observation, they could have crossed the Yalu River cable bridge in batches and headed to Dandong to be distributed to various places in southern Liaoning to work as miners and build roads."

"If you want to blame someone, just blame their bad luck. Without follow-up food supply, we must first ensure the rations of the garrison. As for the rest, everything else will be left to the back row."

The most tired one must be the Golden Crown.

I originally thought that I would lead troops to Korea to participate in the war to quell the rebellion, but I didn't expect that the task I finally got was to be fully responsible for all matters related to transportation to Korea. This was too complicated and chaotic.

It took me several months to sort it out.

Read more latest popular novels at 6.9*shuba!

Jin Guan even had the responsibility of screening the soldiers for the Ming army that was suppressing rebellions in various parts of Korea to meet the needs of the front line.

"Deputy Commander, is this what Elder Sun meant?"

Jin Shiqi pondered for a moment, then looked at Jin Guandao.

Although Jin Shiqi's time in Korea was short, he met Sun Chengzong several times. In Jin Shiqi's impression, Sun Chengzong would not issue such a military order.

"No."

Jin Guan said calmly.

"Who is that?"

Jin Shiqi said: "Right now, there is also a shortage of young and strong people in various places in Liaodong, especially in Anshan and other places, which are in urgent need of a large number of miners."

"If these people hadn't died, many of them would have been assigned to places like Anshan, where they would have two meals a day and could mine coal and iron. This would be great for the smelting industry that was being built..."

"He is the grandson of the Tang king."

Jin Guan stared at Jin Shiqi, "At present, all matters related to transportation, including population transportation, are under the charge of His Royal Highness the Grandson. What else do you want to say?"

"The war in Korea will probably not end in a few years. Food is more valuable than human life. Don't you think of what you have thought of, His Royal Highness?"

Jin Shiqi opened his eyes slightly. He did not expect that such a military order was issued by the easy-going Royal Highness the Crown Prince.

This is impossible.

"Liaodong is also beginning to run out of food right now."

Looking at the surprised Jin Shiqi, Jin Guan continued: "There are a large number of immigrants from the interior, who are transported to various places in Liaodong in batches by land and sea. When will there be a new charter, and when will the situation in North Korea change."

Jin Shiqi: “…”

He was unaware of this. Immigration had begun in Liaodong, and this was a secret in North Korea, and only high-ranking officials could know about it. Jin Guan told Jin Shiqi this just to let him know that there was a reason behind the things you didn't like.

In this world, the law of the jungle is the norm.

It was a favor of the Ming Dynasty to transport a large number of refugees from Korea to various places in Liaodong. At least they still had hope of survival. However, this did not mean that the Ming Dynasty would abandon its own interests in order to save them. Everything was done out of consideration for the interests of the Ming Dynasty...

(End of this chapter)