Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 1371 Something is wrong

Chang Xiu was shocked, all executed?

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In the tent at that time, Wei Xuan was dressed in white, leaning on a table and looking at an old map with a magnifying glass, after hearing Chang Dong's words, he said: "Execute them all."

Chang Dong took the order to make arrangements.

Wei Xuan held the magnifying glass in his hand, but his eyes didn't know where to stare. For a moment, he laughed, and said lightly: "In your eyes, do I like to kill people so much? Didn't you send people to me to make people Are they dead?"

If she wants to release or include it, of course she can.

She didn't do anything, but sent people to him, naturally wanting them to die.

In her eyes, he likes to kill people, and in her eyes, he should bear more life debts.

That being the case, why should he refuse.

His fingers froze, and the wooden handle of the magnifying glass in his hand had been broken, his eyes suddenly became cold and dim, and he threw it on the couch casually.

The luminous pearl lamp above his head shone brightly, shining on his face, making his already pale complexion glow with a light blue color, because of the injury, he looked even paler.

Those deep black eyes seemed to have no focal length, and their vision was free and empty.

Chang Dong, who was outside the tent, saw it through the gap in the curtain, and was so frightened that he quickly looked away.

He had never seen such a fragile king, so he could hardly recognize him.

Soon, Wei Xuan closed his eyes, cutting off all contact with the outside world.

Chang Dong backed away without making a sound, as if he hadn't seen anything.

The sun is scorching hot in summer, and the originally blue sea is dazzling with golden light, which makes people dizzy.

The warship has put away all its weapons, restored to a tall building ship, and headed south all the way.

After Xu Lingyue sent the captives to the king of Xichang, he ordered to set sail and continue south.

Ming Yi was with her all the time.

Ming Yi showed Xu Lingyue the mansion newspaper that came over.

"Some Japanese pirates landed at the Golden Gate Guard, which is relatively desolate. Those Japanese pirates are just wandering around, and haven't entered the city yet."

It is estimated that there were hundreds or thousands of Japanese pirates who landed ashore.

Jinmen guard Xu Yaoqing's Pingwa army was almost dead and wounded, and he was unable to defend at all. Later, he was rescued by Wei Xuan, but almost all of his subordinates died in battle.

Wei Xuan didn't let anyone save them.

Xu Lingyue flipped through the mansion newspaper, frowned slightly, "My lord, something is wrong."

Ming Yi looked at her.

She pointed to some data in the Dibao, "It is said that Luan Ping united several forces to attack the southeast, with a total of 4 to 2 people. Now counting, we killed, recruited, and escaped pirates along the way. It’s only 3 to [-] people. In other words, there are at least [-] to [-] people who landed and hid at the Golden Gate Guard.”

The data in the mansion newspaper is several hundred to one thousand, which is very different from the estimated data, which is unbelievable.

This kind of thing is not uncommon. In order to reduce their guilt, local governments will change the truth in a very exaggerated way.

Sometimes after a disaster, hungry people are everywhere, and local officials will deliberately ignore and weaken this situation in order to maintain their political achievements.

Now she wondered if that was the case.

If there are at least 5000 Japanese pirates who landed, it is a very powerful force.

At that time, they will hide in various places in Fujian, and they will become a potentially huge threat.

Ming Yi pondered for a while, "It must be more than one thousand, but it is estimated that there are not as many as twenty or thirty thousand. Some of these pirates and pirates came from Ryukyu Island and Nanyang. If the resistance is too strong, they will not be able to hold on, and they probably fled in large numbers as early as when we fought fiercely with Luan Ping."

(End of this chapter)