If I fail to overcome the tribulation, I can only return to the Ming Dynasty and become a prince.

Chapter 83 Strategies for Weary Soldiers
"Based on the second uncle's ability, it is really suitable for him to be in charge of Liaodong. On the one hand, the second uncle is one of the most powerful generals in the Ming Dynasty. As long as he has soldiers, he can suppress the local Mongols and Jurchens. At the same time, in order to be able to fight with my father, If you fight for the throne, you will definitely cultivate your own power in the local area." Zhu Zhanyu did not object to Zhu Di's opinion, but instead analyzed the benefits of Zhu Gaoxu going to Liaodong.

But while talking about the advantages, Zhu Zhanyu also pointed out Zhu Gaoxu's shortcomings: "But the second uncle is arrogant and rebellious. He wants to be the emperor but does not have the ability. It is indeed no problem to expect him to guard Liaodong, but It is absolutely impossible for him to develop Liaodong and shoulder the heavy responsibility of food supply in the north.

And I don’t think that my second uncle will remain content and become a vassal king after he has mastered such a fertile land and grown enough food.

The second uncle's biggest possibility is to raise an army, recruit Mongols and Jurchens, and then use this as a basis to raise troops to seize the throne.

Therefore, the second uncle cannot go to Liaodong, and he cannot develop this land. If he wants to do something, he must be able to bring peace to the world with his pen, and be able to settle the world with his military skills.

There are only a few people in the court who have this ability, not even my father, let alone my second uncle. My eldest brother is one, and so am I. Grandpa, you are the only one left in our family who has this ability. . "

Regarding Zhu Zhanchun's words, Zhu Di did not care about the taboos his words violated. Instead, he felt very useful to Zhu Zhanchun's words of praise for him.

After all, the thing Zhu Di was most proud of in his life was that he conquered the world as a vassal king, but this matter was also his biggest taboo. Usually whoever raised the issue would die.

That is to say, Zhu Zhanquan was his grandson, and he spoke tactfully and praised his martial arts skills, which made Zhu Di feel comfortable with the flattery.

But even so, Zhu Di still asked Zhu Zhanyu: "Then who do you think grandpa should put in Liaodong? According to you, Liaodong will be an important grain producing area in the Ming Dynasty, so we must choose the most reliable person. Governance.

Your second uncle can't do it, and neither can your father. Do you want your eldest brother to go, or do you go by yourself? "

"The eldest brother is the eldest grandson, and he is also capable. Regardless of his status, ability, or the trust of the court, he is indeed suitable in all aspects." Zhu Zhanjuan said this without hesitation, but he changed the subject and introduced another candidate. : "But the eldest brother is still young and lacks training in all aspects. It is inappropriate for him to be responsible for such an important matter. So grandpa, why don't you consider the third uncle?"

"Third son? How can he do this with his stupid brain?" Zhu Di looked disgusted with his third son.

If this son has a lot of eyes, it's true. He usually has a delicate mind and is quite good, but his ears are like pinched by the face. Others can influence his thoughts with just a few words. He has no independent opinion at all. Let Zhu Di Very disgusted.

Just like this time about the rebellion, the second brother said a few words casually and then rushed up to get on top of him, for fear that he would be missing one of them when he was beheading!
But when it came to the final blow, the bastard shrank again, turned around and was about to sell his dick and take it out, which really made Zhu Di very angry.

If Zhu Gaosui showed any firm belief, Zhu Di would not dislike him so much, but he just acted like a faggot, which really made Zhu Di dislike him.

But now that Zhu Zhanyu mentioned Lao San, Zhu Di still planned to listen to what Zhu Zhanyu said. "The third uncle's temperament is indeed not suitable, but he has a delicate mind and nothing can escape his eyes. Moreover, the third uncle has been fighting with you all the year round. There is still no problem on the Mu Shou side." Zhu Zhanquan said a few words He said kind words to Zhu Gaosui, and then added: "Grandpa, if you don't worry about your third uncle, you can move the Liao king's vassal back. The Liao king did a very good job in Liaodong back then, whether it was to deter the Mongols and Jurchens, or to develop the place. All pretty good.

The only problem is that he didn't take sides during the crisis, which made you unhappy, grandpa.But if we make mistakes, we can let the Liao king and the feudal lords supervise and control the third uncle, and let the third uncle restrain the Liao king and feudal lords. Two-phase restriction is enough to maintain the stability of Liaodong. "

Listening to Zhu Zhanyu's analysis, Zhu Di also thought of his fifteenth brother Zhu Zhi. He did really well when he was the king of Liao and was called the Tiger of Liaodong.

It’s just like Zhu Zhanyu said, when Zhu Di was in trouble, the closest ones to him were the three vassals of Ning Wang, Gu Wang and Liao Wang. King Ning was kidnapped by Zhu Di and tricked into bringing the three Duoyan guards. King Gu was when Zhu Di attacked Nanjing. They dedicated the city gate together with Li Jinglong, but the King of Liao stayed out of the matter. Therefore, after the Jingnan incident, the King of Liao was removed from the royal guard and transferred to Henan. The entire Liao vassal was abolished.

If the King of Liao is returned to Liaodong as Zhu Zhankun said, Zhu Di believes that his fifteenth brother will definitely be able to do this well, but he is still a little worried: "If your third uncle colludes with the King of Liao, What if we want to rebel together?”

This is how Zhu Di started his career. He would definitely not trust his brothers, and he would not trust his own son either.

Regarding this problem, Zhu Zhanyu said with a smile: "It's easy to solve, just let them be suspicious of each other and don't have money to rebel."

"What's the plan?" Zhu Di heard Zhu Zhanjun say it so easily and was very curious about how he was going to solve this problem.

"Grandpa, you were also a vassal king back then. Let me ask you, grandpa, how much did it cost for you to come to the capital from Peking?" Zhu Zhanquan looked at Zhu Di and asked a question that made Zhu Di confused, but But I feel that this seems to be an important issue.

Zhu Di seemed to have caught something from this question, but he didn't seem to think of anything. This made him frown, but he still answered Zhu Zhanchun's question: "It costs tens of thousands of taels of silver to come. The family members brought with them were fed and clothed, and the accompanying soldiers and horses were given horse chews... Although there were court stations along the way to provide food and grass expenses, money still had to be spent.

At that time, the Yanwang Fan family was pretty good. After all, they occupied Beiping, the old capital of the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties. This level of expenditure was nothing. Does this have anything to do with your strategy? "

Hearing what Zhu Di said, Zhu Zhanyu felt confident, so he asked Zhu Di another question: "Then if grandpa is allowed to come to the capital once every two years and stay for half a year at a time, will the Yan King Fan and Jing Jing be able to do it later?" Hard strength?"

"Come to the capital once every two years? You have to live in the capital for half a year? If you really want to do this, your grandfather and I have had my heads chopped off by that brat Jianwen. How can I sit here and listen to you telling stories now, like this every two years? If you do it once, the family fortune of Prince Yan's house will be wiped out!" When Zhu Di said this, he suddenly understood what Zhu Zhanchun's method was, and asked him: "A strategy for tired troops?"

(End of this chapter)