Daming, originally wanted to destroy it, but the system came

Chapter 117: The knife is so fierce that it is certain to die

At this time, Zhu Zhen didn't know that although he had made extraordinary achievements, he still played a huge role in pacifying and annihilating the Silunfa rebels in one fell swoop despite the huge disparity in military strength.

As a result, he got himself into trouble.

It was mainly Wang Fu's small reports that played a big role.

Of course, it was also related to the fact that he didn't take those little things to heart. He didn't know how jealous Zhu Yuanzhang was in his later years. He wanted to clear everything for Zhu Biao, even the second and third sons of Queen Ma were dissatisfied.

Let's not mention these for now.

Zhu Ming led his army to leave Kunming City. He ignored the 20 natives and let Mu Ying be responsible for their dispersal. Later, when he had time to spare, Zhu Ming would decide how to truly conquer them.

After this battle, Zhu Zhen will not let the chieftain family come back again. He will carry out a major reform of the Tusi family. If he really wants to become a chieftain, then he, the vassal king, will be the chieftain king.

So now Zhu Chu is rushing to Dali City in a hurry.

Moreover, in addition to Zhu Chu's own garrison, there were also troops closely followed by Mu Qiu and Otao, and now there were 2 reinforcements brought by Mu Sheng.

His troops did not decrease but increased, with a total of 11 troops. Killing a 7-strong Dao Gan Meng was simply not worth mentioning.

Mu Sheng is Mu Ying's second son and Mu Chun's younger brother. He is five years younger than Mu Chun and is now the same age as Twenty Lang.

Well, even Mu Sheng is 13 years older than Zhu Zhen, and he is a young general.

Mu Sheng followed Zhu and others closely along the way. He was not timid about the upcoming war, but was in high spirits.

However, Zhao Kuo was silent along the way, looking very heavy and sad.

Zhu Chu had noticed it a long time ago and knew why.

Zhao Kuo had killed the enemy before and had indeed seized the best opportunity. If Zhao Kuo had not led his troops into the enemy's formation and completely disrupted the enemy's center and front troops, Zhu Kuo would not have been able to kill Silunfa so easily. In front of the rear army formation.

But the troops of Zhao Kuo and Muchun did suffer heavy losses, with 1 people dead.

This is the biggest loss this army has suffered since following Zhu Zhen and since the battle started.

Zhao Kuo was hit hard and very sad.

Thinking about how many people Zhu Zhen led his army to kill in and out of the enemy formation, it was quite similar to Zhao Zilong's posture of seven in and seven out at Changbanpo. There were almost no casualties, not even the chieftains of the Mu family and Etao.

On the contrary, it was as if he was leading his troops to die.

In fact, Zhu Ming was also holding back his anger. He only had such a small amount of money. He was a prodigal son. He was not willing to cause trouble and waste. How could you kill someone like this?
Therefore, Zhu Min was never in a hurry to teach Zhao Kuo a lesson, let alone comfort him.

But as they crossed Chuxiong Mansion, they gradually got closer and closer to Dali City.

Zhu Zhen knew that he could not let Zhao Kuo continue like this. This was a fierce general. Although they had suffered heavy casualties before, they killed more enemies.

Besides, there is no such thing as death in war.

So on the eve of returning to Dali, Zhu Zhen called Zhao Kuo to the tent and cursed him angrily. This was already the second time Zhao Kuo had come to his head. Could it be that he wanted to do it a third time?After Zhao Kuo realized his mistake and sincerely repented, Zhu Min comforted him again, and also arranged to provide compensation to the families of the soldiers who died in the battle, and then re-interment the remains of those soldiers who had been buried elsewhere. All affairs were handed over to Zhao Kuo.

Only then did Zhao Kuo open his heart.

In fact, considering 10,000+ versus hundreds of thousands, this casualty is simply negligible.

The crux of the problem is that Zhu Zhen's troops have never suffered such heavy casualties, which can be regarded as heavy losses.

If people knew that this master, servant, king and minister were actually thinking about these casualties and felt regretful, they would probably be so angry that they would vomit blood.

You are too arrogant.

Then there was a night of silence, and then the next morning came.

"Everyone, we will be home soon. That Dao Ganmeng actually dared to take advantage of the situation, and in order to help us in Dali, Mr. Mu De of the Mu family even died of illness on the road. I have recorded Mu's feelings. This time, whether it is for us I am still trying to avenge Uncle Mu, and I will definitely die even if the sword is fierce. This king said, even Jesus can't keep him." Zhu Chu looked at the whole army that was ready to attack, and raised his arms and shouted: "Kill. "

Although the entire army did not know who Jesus was, they already understood what Zhu Chu meant.

Especially now that Zhu Chu's prestige is no longer what it was before. With his order, the whole army echoed the shouts of killing. The army that had just come down from the battlefield followed Zhu Chu's horses and ran straight to the naked eye in the distance. He rushed towards the visible Dali City.

This army can be said to be a brave division, and it can also be said that all members are not afraid of death. Only with such military quality can they dare to risk their lives in a last-ditch battle.

However, when Zhu Zhen took the lead on horseback and arrived in front of Dali City, although he saw traces of the war, he did not see the main force with fierce swords.

"What's going on?" Zhu Zhen was stunned, why is the sword so powerful?What about his so-called [-]-strong army?
Then I heard an exclamation from the city wall: "It's His Highness, His Highness is back."

Zhu Ming raised his head and saw Li Shuran standing there waving his hands, looking like he was dancing happily.

But this old man is a civil servant, why is he also on the city wall?
Zhu Zhen felt heavy. Could it be that Dali City has reached such a critical moment?

Then I heard Li Shuran shouting: "Hurry and open the city gate, His Highness is victorious and triumphant."

Hearing the word "triumph", a burst of cheers suddenly sounded in the city, and the city gate slowly opened.

Zhu Chu looked at the generals around him, hesitated and said: "Aqiu, Etao, and Mu Chun, Mu Sheng, and Zhao Kuo, please stay outside the city to let the soldiers rest first, and don't rush into the city. I Let’s go in first and find out where Dao Ganmeng is going. I won’t be able to sleep until this animal is removed.”

Zhu Chu did not let the army rest and disperse on the spot, but entered the city with only Wang Fu and other followers.

After entering the city, he saw Li Shuran and Mu Chu guarding there. What surprised Zhu Zhen was that even Curie House was standing aside a little awkwardly.

Speaking of which, Zhu Ming had almost forgotten about the people like Curie House, but then he suddenly remembered, oh no, what if people like Curie House suddenly caused chaos in the city and took the opportunity to open the city gate for Dao Gan.

Even if there were less than 1000 members of the Curie House clan left, it would still be enough to put Dali City in danger.

Li Shuran noticed the dangerous look in Zhu Zhen's eyes at Juliwu, and quickly walked a few steps closer and whispered: "Your Highness, that night the swordsmen came fiercely. Not only did the people in Juliwu not take advantage of the chaos to commit murder, but they also Help defend the city, and even suggested that people prepare a large number of bamboo spears. Our soldiers threw bamboo spears at the city wall, and they defended the city for the first day and night. Then Chief Mu Chu followed your messenger to the city, and this solved the problem. Crisis in Dali City.”

Zhu Ming's heart was moved. He didn't expect that the Curie House clan could still be considered meritorious.

(End of this chapter)