People live in the Ming Dynasty, evil spirits are soaring into the sky

Chapter 337: My Ming soldiers fought bloody battles on the front line. Shouldn’t I seek justice for them?
Yi Sunchen knew very well what Chen Han meant when he said he would not take it over easily, and he had long heard about the things Chen Han did when he first came to North Korea, which really frightened the entire North Korea. .

Originally, what the prime minister wanted to do was not a big deal, and he did not necessarily need to kill the prisoners. He just wanted to control the Ming Dynasty if he could control the transportation of grain and grass in his own hands.

But they didn't expect that Chen Han's people would ruin their plan at once. Only then did the Haizhou prefect come up with a plan to kill the prisoners and control the Ming army's grain and grass transportation supplies.

He thought this idea was very stupid after hearing it at the time, but he was so angry at Hu Dahai that he agreed to the idea of ​​Haizhou Prefect and others.

In the final analysis, this matter was a matter of people below casually speculating on the thoughts of the superiors and making their own decisions. It was contrary to the intentions of the superiors. If the Prime Minister and the others were implicated because of this matter, Yi Sun-shin would not be able to bear it.

So he plopped down and knelt down in front of Chen Han: "My lord, your Excellency, it is indeed our North Korea that made a mistake in this matter. You can punish the generals however you want, but don't implicate others. Everything is the general’s responsibility.”

Seeing Yi Sun-shin tell the truth like this, Chen Han really felt that the kings and ministers of Joseon were not worthy of such a general, but could Chen Han turn this matter into a trivial matter? Absolutely impossible.

Because he had to give an explanation to the current Liaodong soldiers, otherwise how could he be worthy of them traveling all the way to North Korea, and moreover, to help North Korea resist the little Japanese devils.

When I first came to you, I was treated very unfairly. You didn't treat us like friendly forces at all. You even wanted us to transport food and grass from the country to the front line. You people didn't know this bad idea. What do you think? How do you have such shame?

So even though he saw Yi Sunchen being so pious, Chen Han still decisively rejected him.

"General, I am here to ask you, if the positions of our two families were reversed, you would have brought your soldiers all the way from North Korea to Liaodong to help the Ming Dynasty resist the Jurchens. When you first arrived, the Ming Dynasty treated the Korean soldiers as There are more people as an excuse to ask you to provide money and food to fight the war. How do you feel if Ming Dynasty does not give you money and food? "

When Chen Han finished these words, Hu Dahai, who was following behind him, was about to explode with anger.

As soon as these words came out, Yi Sun-shin was speechless.

This was very unreasonable and shameless. When she heard that Prime Minister Liu Chengjun made such a request to Mingjun, she was very angry.

Then Chen Han said again: "After the food and grass problem is solved, you helped us recapture more than a dozen cities from the Jurchens, and also captured many Jurchens as a food transportation team. But at this time, the Ming Dynasty wanted to save face. They were getting by, and they didn't want to have no credit after the war, so they conspired to plan the transportation of grain and grass to North Korea. In fact, they secretly wanted to control the North Korean army. In the process, they even wanted to kill the Jurchens captured by the North Koreans in order to achieve their goal. Prisoners, thus forcing you to use Ming Dynasty people to transport food and grass, so you have to be obedient. As the commander-in-chief of North Korea, will you be angry when you see what our Ming Dynasty does? "

An Youniang, a woman on the side, also said: "That is, on the front battlefield, you Korean soldiers ran away when they saw the Japanese devils. You didn't have the slightest bit of backbone. But when you dealt with our Ming army, you were quite energetic and chased them for hundreds of miles." They are still carrying out sneak attacks in the middle of the night. Why don't they save these two moments to deal with the little Japanese devils and use their strength against the friendly forces? "

He shouted loudly: "If I were the commander-in-chief, I would be furious. I have never seen such a shameless person!"

An Youniang's words were like a steel needle, poking Yi Sunchen so hard that he couldn't even lift his head.

After Chen Han finished speaking, he asked: "General Li, after listening to what I have said, do you still think that your North Korean monarchs and ministers are innocent?"

Yi Sun-shin did not dare to raise his head. Because he really felt guilty.

As a veteran on the battlefield, it was hard for him to imagine whether his conscience would be able to live with it if his soldiers suffered such great injustice and he did not seek justice for them.

An answer rang in my heart: I can't make it.

Chen Han's voice suddenly rose and he said: "If I don't seek justice for the soldiers, how can I be worthy of them? How can I be worthy of their journey of thousands of miles? How can I be worthy of their fight against the little Japanese devils on the battlefield? Originally, this This war did not belong to the Ming Dynasty, but they still came without hesitation in order to protect the interests of the vassal countries. However, on the battlefield, they faced the little Japanese devils. They were brave and fearless, and the little Japanese devils abandoned their armor. They were facing the little Japanese devils. When the Japanese invaded, they did not show any disadvantage, but in the end they almost fell into the hands of friendly Korean troops because of a lack of food and grass supplies!

Let me ask you, if my soldiers on the front line of the Ming Dynasty suffered countless casualties because the Koreans failed to deliver food and grass in time and were unable to fight with the little Japanese devils, how could I, Chen Han, be worthy of them?
you say! If it were you, would you like to seek justice from them?
Do you want? "

When Chen Han's thunderous questioning came, Li Sunchen completely lowered his head.

He plopped down and knelt down on the ground again: "My lord, please stop talking. The last general will be guilty! The last general will be guilty!!"

After Yi Sunchen realized his mistake, Chen Han did not embarrass him much, but took her back to the temporary court of North Korea.

In the temporary court at this time, Chen Han had already sent people here to convey the news that he had killed 2,500 Koreans.

He deliberately did not tell the reason why he killed the North Koreans, just to let these North Korean monarchs and ministers show their hypocrisy.

Sure enough, when they heard such news, the entire North Korean civil and military officials exploded. Even if they planned this time to let North Korean soldiers take over the Ming army's food supply line, and used this as a reason to take advantage of the Ming army's Prime Minister Liu Chengjun, At this time, they were all as angry as if they were victims.

But Lu Yao, who trusted Chen Han very much, felt that something was wrong, because the Chen Han she knew would never kill so many soldiers for a trivial matter.

Prime Minister Liu Chengjun said loudly in the court where there were now Jinyi guards: "Queen, even if the Ming army helped us in Korea to expel Japanese pirates, they had no right to do so to our Korean soldiers, which cost more than 2,000 lives." , to kill them like this is extremely cruel, and this approach is simply a discredit to the great Ming Dynasty. "

Another official came forward: "Although the Ming army helped us, Korea, resist the Japanese pirates, what was wrong with our Korean soldiers? Even the prisoners should be handed over to Korea to deal with them."

"Queen, even if North Korea is going to perish, I will never accept such a thing."

They were filled with indignation one by one, as if they were the victims...

(End of this chapter)