Kai Fu Han

Chapter 90 Uprising 2
One soldier was left watching the other two silent Baihu.

Gao Yuan led everyone out of the room and walked towards the school field.

Arriving at the school grounds, more than 300 people who had been disarmed were all guarded in the middle of the school grounds, surrounded by a circle of soldiers supporting Gao Yuan.

Gao Yuan walked to the high platform south of the school field and shouted to the soldiers below.

"Although the officials were defeated and went south, our Han nation has never been completely occupied by foreigners, and our Zhao State has been able to help the people live and work in peace and contentment for more than 100 years since the founding of the State of Zhao. This time the Jin State sneak attack destroyed Bianjing City, resulting in The situation is deteriorating. But I believe that when Zhao's officials calm down, they will definitely expel these Tartars."

"I, Gao Yuan, will be the first to refuse to recognize the puppet Qi regime established by the Jin Kingdom. Liu Yu wants to call us Han people to fight against ourselves, and I, Gao Yuan, will be the first to object. I plan to lead everyone to capture Changdao and gain a foothold, and wait for the imperial court to return. When the time comes, We are all meritorious people, and we can expect to make great achievements."

"Are you with me?"

As soon as Gao Yuan finished speaking, someone loyal to him shouted directly from below.

"I am willing, whoever wants to be the dog of the tartar, I will stand up and be a man."

"I would too!!"

……

After a while, most of the soldiers agreed to support Gao Yuan.

Then seven hundred households also walked onto the stage and stood behind Gao Yuan, showing their support with actions.

"Let us do justice and fight against traitors!"

Gaoyuan raised his arms and shouted.

"Do righteous deeds and fight traitors!"

Seven hundred households also shouted.

"Do righteous deeds and fight traitors!"

The soldiers below were excited.

Then Gao Yuan began to count the number of people and arrange the division of labor. There were only more than 100 people who did not support the anti-Puppet Qi movement. These people could not stay in Laizhou for Guo Zhizhou and others, and would be taken to Changdao to be temporarily used as coolies.

The seven 760 people who supported Gao Yuan were divided into three parts by Gao Yuan.

100 of them, led by a Baihu man named Zhu Lang, followed Liu Xinqi into the Liu family warehouse to wait.

The other 150 people, led by a man named Wei Doude from Baihu, stayed at Qianhu Station, pretending not to rebel against Gao Yuan, and infiltrated into Guo Zhizhou's forces to stand by.

In the end, the remaining 500 people, escorting the more than 100 people who did not agree to fight against the puppet Qi, drove all the warships of the Dengzhou Navy to Changdao.

……

During Gao Yuan's speech just now, the system reminded Liu Xinqi that his power had increased by 290 and his reputation had reached 305. He drew three cards, all of which were one-star general cards, and kept them as backup. .

By noon, all the things Qianhu could use and all food supplies were loaded onto the ship. 37 large and small warships sailed out of Qianhushuo Port and made two majestic turns in Penglai Port before heading towards Sailing to Long Island.

Qianhusuo's ships set out on their own without orders, which immediately alerted the officials in Penglai City. Guo Zhizhou sent County Lieutenant Luo Cheng to the port to check the situation.

When the warship made its second turn in Penglai Port, Luo Cheng was already standing on the shore of the port. He looked at the soldiers on the ship and was very puzzled as to why they suddenly rebelled.

Someone was sent to the military camp to check and reported that there were only 150 disarmed soldiers left in single clothes.

Luo Cheng called Baihu Wei Dou, the top general of the disarmed soldiers, and asked him what happened. "Qianhu Gaoyuan said that he was unwilling to be a traitor and encouraged the soldiers to rebel. Most of the soldiers followed Gao Yuan and rebelled, leaving only us. For the sake of his former colleagues, Gao Yuan did not kill us, but just disarmed us all. But he robbed everything in the camp." Wei Dou replied to Luo Cheng.

"Are there any ships?" Luo Cheng asked

"Except for two dilapidated old ships that cannot leave the port, the other ships were all taken away by Gao Yuan."

"Did he say where he planned to go?" Luo Cheng asked again.

"I heard it was Changdao, but I don't know if it's true." Wei Dou replied.

Hearing Wei Dou's reply, Luo Cheng's head pounded. Being treated like this by Gao Yuan was as if all the officials in Dengzhou were being roasted on the fire.

Gao Yuan took away the entire navy's combat power, and stayed at Changdao before going far. This was equivalent to hanging a knife over Penglai's head, so that Penglai's remaining infantry did not dare to move.

It has been more than 100 years since the founding of the State of Zhao. It has been at peace for a long time and the armaments in various places have long been depleted.

Because Dengzhou was in a frontline position across the sea from the Jin Kingdom, it had just ensured the establishment of one Qianhusuo navy and one Qianhusuo infantry. In this way, it was still very much on empty pay.

Gao Yuan was in charge of the Navy. His ancestors died at the hands of the Jin Kingdom, and he had deep hatred against the Jin Kingdom. His character was also upright, and the Navy could still make some extra money, so he could barely maintain a scale of more than 800 people.Qian Hu, an infantryman, was a crony of Guo Zhizhou. He was so greedy that even half of the people in Qian Hu could not tell the truth.

Now that Gao Yuan has rebelled, officials in Dengzhou will definitely not dare to send their only combat force (infantry) to Jinan at this time. This is equivalent to resisting the decree.

That's why Luo Cheng felt that the officials in Dengzhou were being put on fire by Gao Yuan.

"You keep an eye on the remaining navy officers and soldiers. I'll go back and report back to Guo Zhizhou." Luo Cheng said to Wei Dou.

"I also ask Mr. Luo to help me plead in front of Zhizhou. Gao Yuan has a lot of power in Qianhu, and I can't do anything about it. We were disarmed not because we were afraid of death, but because we wanted to remain useful and serve Guo Zhizhou." Wei. Dou said to Luo Cheng who was about to leave, "Wei Dou is very grateful."

Luo Cheng turned around and looked at Wei Dou with a complicated look in his eyes.

After a moment of silence, he suddenly asked: "Do you know Liu Xinqi?"

"I know..." Wei Dou replied reflexively, and immediately realized something was wrong, and quickly made up for it: "This patriarch Liu had bought a boat from Qianhu before, and rented a dock for ship repairs from the director of Qianhu. Qianhu He was the one who paid for the heated kang in the Husuo camp, so I know it.”

"Why are you explaining so much? I'm just asking if you know each other." Luo Cheng said again.

"It's superfluous," Wei Dou thought in his mind, and stopped talking, fearing that he would make mistakes if he spoke too much.

After Luo Cheng finished speaking, he did not continue to delve deeper and turned back to the city to return to his life.

……

Zhizhou Yamen lobby.

"..., this is the situation." Luo Cheng reported to the officials present.

"This Gao Yuan thief is really causing harm to others. If you want to go to hell, don't hold us back." A civil servant from Zhizhou Yamen scolded.

Luo Cheng frowned after hearing this, but didn't say anything.

"Everyone has his own ambitions. Gao Yuan's unwillingness to conform to the current situation is his own destiny." Guo Zhizhou said: "The most important thing now is how to respond to the order?"

The people below were silent when they heard about Zhizhou's question. Wu Xinggong, the magistrate of Penglai County, thought about it, and said cautiously: "Can you catch some strong men and let Guo Qianhu take them to answer the order, and send the people from the Dengzhou Qianhu Office to the police?" The officers and soldiers stay here to guard Penglai City to prevent Gao Yuan from attacking."

The infantryman Guo Qianhu was Guo Zhizhou's nephew, so others did not dare to speak out. The Penglai magistrate did not usually deal with Zhizhou and Guo Qianhu, but now he stood up and made suggestions.

(End of this chapter)