As soon as President Wei's five brigades entered the pass, they immediately put strong pressure on Nurhachi's four-way army.

Sure enough, these people had already received instructions from Nurhachi in advance not to engage Wei Bao's main army head-on unless they had to.

Each of Wei Bao's brigades is majestic and high-spirited, and he knows that it is the main force at a glance.

All gray-yellow military uniforms, bright steel guns, each spear weighs twenty pounds, hard and feels very good.

In the treasure army, only the garrison level uses these cold weapons.

The long guns of the unified system are mainly about the same weight as bayonets, and although the length is longer than that of rifles with bayonets, it does not affect their adaptation to fighting with rifles in advance.

Although the treasure army takes the route of hot weapons, if there is no way, cold weapons can only be used.

Especially these Ming troops controlled by President Wei.

The entry of the five brigades not only put a lot of pressure on Jiannu, but also put a lot of pressure on Madman Tan and the people in the army command.

The main force of the Baojun army is in southern Liaoning, but the headquarters is convenient to move, and where there is a war, the headquarters will pass.

"The president's soldiers have been taken out, and the president's instructions have also come down, let us use the least troop consumption to repel Jiannu. Moreover, the president made it clear that the Mongolian ministries should be separated from Jiannu and separated from Jiannu's control. Madman Tan said, "It's very difficult." ”

"The president has always disliked the attrition of troops, and cherishes the lives of soldiers very much." Lin Wenbiao said: "The reason why the president negotiated peace with Jiannu privately is that he doesn't want to consume troops and doesn't want to hold on to Jiannu for a long time. In this way, neither side can take advantage, and our development speed is incomparable to Jiannu, and accompanying them to consume is equivalent to slowing down our speed, which is more beneficial to Jiannu. ”

"I understand all this, the key is how to fight this battle now? The enemy army seems to be attacking from all sides, but in fact they are very close and easy to contact each other, they are all cavalry, they move very fast, and it is difficult to find the point of attack. Although I don't know why the president is so skeptical of the Mongols and Jiannu and doesn't want to fight the enemy, I know that the president asked me to win the battle and play a prestige in front of the Mongols, so that the Mongols can realize that Jiannu is not an opponent of our treasure army at all. Madman Tan said.

"We have already fought Karaqin once, although the city of Karaqin is not big, the city defense is also short, and Jinzhou City, Ningyuan City These fortified cities cannot be compared at all, and Shanhaiguan cannot be put together. But our infantry could not be pulled to the rear of Jiannu, and it was useless to pull through, except for carrying a small number of grenades, the divisions did not have thermal weapons at all. How? The only card we can play in our hands is actually only a member of the Treasure Army Cavalry Regiment. Lin Wenbiao said.

"Yes, Karaqin is easy to defend and difficult to attack, there are grasslands on all sides, and the infantry army rushes deeper, not only will it not work, but it may also be dumped by the Jiannu Iron Cavalry." Madman Tan nodded and said, "You can only lure Jiannu over, or bring the Mongols over, concentrate superior forces, and eat the enemy all the way." ”

"Now that the two sides are facing each other, this ambush is not easy to fight, and the ambush location is not easy to choose. Moreover, Jiannu is obviously afraid of us, and it is not easy to enter the encirclement. Lin Wenbiao said: "Don't expect the Statistics Bureau to use any false information to lure Jiannu this time, Jiannu will definitely not be fooled, last time on the edge of the Hunhe River, they have been scared by us." ”

"There is no way to lead the enemy into the encirclement, so you can only come hard." Madman Tan said.

"No, we are not as many as Jiannu and Mongolians, and if we all fight with cold weapons, we are not Jiannu's opponents at all." Lin Wenbiao persuaded: "Brother Tan, don't worry, Jiannu is not in a hurry, and we don't need to be in a hurry." We are so close to Shanhaiguan, the supply is convenient, and if it is consumed for a long time, Jiannu is not our opponent. ”

Madman Tan nodded, his eyebrows furrowed, and he couldn't figure out what to do.

Baojun thinks so, and Jiannu thinks so too.

Time flies.

For more than a month, the combined forces of the Baojun and the Jiannu Mongols faced each other, and the two sides were so close that they could even see each other's faces clearly, but the expected battle never started.

As is always the case in war, it is easy to get into a stalemate when the forces are evenly matched.

At this time, either one side attacks first or one side retreats first, otherwise it will be difficult to break the deadlock.

Nurhachi originally thought that Wei Bao was young and vigorous, and he had just won a big victory, so he must not be able to hold his breath, but now he admires Wei Bao a little.

"Wei Bao is cunning like a jackal on the prairie!" Nurha Equator: "On the surface, it is our four-way iron cavalry that has the advantage, we move fast, we can go as we want, Wei Bao is dispatched by two legs of the infantry army, not even a chariot, only the part of the beating, can not hit us at all." However, Wei Bao's army is close to Shanhaiguan, and they can supply at any time, and we are far away, so we need to be careful that Bao Bao's army intercepts our grain convoy. ”

"Father Khan rest assured, although there is still a cavalry brigade that has captured the treasure army, there are less than 2,000 of them left, and they have always hidden around the territory of Chahar and circled with us, even if they have the courage to hijack grain and grass, there is no need to be afraid, and I have arranged at least 2,000 soldiers and horses to meet each time." Huang Tai Chi Dao.

"I know that it is very safe for you to arrange 1,000 Mongols and 1,000 Golden Iron Cavalry every time, but there are not many defenders in Karaqin, so beware of the sudden arrival of the cavalry of the treasure army. In addition, the grain from Karaqin was also distributed to the various departments, and in this process, we had to be careful that the cavalry of the treasure army suddenly killed. Although the number of cavalry of the Bao Army is small, it is indeed like a thorn stuck in our throat, if there is no Bao Army, we can fight the Jiliao Border Army as much as we want. ”

"Father Khan, although Karaqin is small, after all, it is a city, and there is no problem with the safety of Father Khan. As for sending supplies from Karaqin to the Fourth Route Army, it is also transported by thousands of people, and there are also various ministries that will send troops to respond, there is no problem, we are still waiting for the treasure army to come out and fight with us, except for their cavalry, their infantry army does not dare to detour behind our Fourth Route Army. "Huang Taiji Dao.

Nurhachi nodded, looking at the map, unable to think of any weakness in himself.

Fan Wencheng felt a deep fear, the calmer he was, the more uneasy Fan Wencheng became, this was a super-level strategist, a super strategist's keen sense of smell and judgment.

Fan Wencheng once suggested that Nurhachi withdraw his troops, and the purpose of showing off his force to the Jiliao Ming army and the Mongols had been achieved, and he went deep into the hinterland of Liaodong, and Wei Bao did not dare to fight head-on for more than a month, and he had already taken up face.

But Nurhachi didn't think it was enough, and didn't listen to Fan Wencheng's advice at all, Fan Wencheng knew that Nurhachi's sex was like fire, and he was afraid that if he said anything more, Nurhachi blamed himself for disturbing the morale of the army, so he didn't dare to mention it again.

After several battles between the Jin army and the Bao army, Fan Wencheng already knew the strength of the Bao army, whether it was the army that hoped for Karaqin to transport grain and grass in the Mongolian tribes, or the army that hoped that Karaqin would send grain and grass to the four-way army, or the four-way army that directly attacked the Jin army, the treasure army could do it.

Fan Wencheng felt that the Baojun was waiting for an opportunity, waiting for a foolproof sneak attack, the Jin Army was too dangerous, and the Eight Banners Army was too dangerous.

On the surface, the Eight Banners Army are all iron cavalry, moving fast, and they can go when they want, but in fact, once the cavalry is fixed and dead, what is the difference between it and the infantry army?

Which time did the Jin army and the Mongols come to Liaodong like the wind, and they can snatch a large number of people, gold, silver, and grain in a few days, but now, they are so dry and consumed, and they can't get anything, which is a failure in itself, and the gains outweigh the losses.

It's vindictive.

Huang Taiji seemed to see Fan Wencheng's depression, and after the discussion was dispersed, he asked, "Mr. Fan, you seem to be very displeased." ”

"Sibeile, I have already advised the Great Khan to withdraw the troops as soon as possible, if it drags on like this, we will not be able to take advantage of Liaodong at all, and if we continue to fight, there will be no benefit in the slightest." Fan Wencheng said.

Huang Taiji sighed and said, "Father Khan's temperament, which of us doesn't know? What's the use of persuasion? Father Khan made up his mind that he must win a battle before marrying Cong Gulun, and it is impossible for Father Khan to agree to Wei Bao's compensation of 10 million taels of silver as a dowry, that is blackmail, and Father Khan can't swallow this breath. ”

"I know, but I'm worried that if the Great Khan suffers another loss, even if it is a small loss, he will definitely fight to the end with the treasure army because of face." Fan Wencheng said: "On the ground in Liaodong, no matter how we fight, we can't take advantage, if we want to take advantage, the only way to take advantage is to detour to the area of Gubeikou or Xifengkou, and directly hit the North Zhili of the Ming Court, which is the center of the Ming Court, and there are pastoral villages everywhere, where even if Wei Bao's army can still rescue and come back to help, it will inevitably be timid, which can not only give full play to the advantages of my Eight Banners Iron Cavalry, but also easily grab a large number of people and wealth." ”

"That's a good suggestion, it's just too risky, you've already told your father Khan?" Huang Taiji asked.

Fan Wencheng nodded: "The Great Khan is not taken to heart, but it's a pity." ”

Huang Taiji was silent for a while, "I'm also worried, and I've also told the Great Khan in private, just like you, Father Khan didn't listen to me." ”

Fan Wencheng and Huang Taiji glanced at each other, and the two of them were a little sorry.

But Fan Wencheng also felt that Huang Taiji was too hypocritical, in front of everyone, Huang Taiji never showed such worries, and he also touted that it was okay everywhere.

Fan Wencheng didn't think it was wrong for Huang Taiji to do this, it was easy to understand that it was easy to please the supreme ruler, after all, everyone wanted to please, but they knew it was wrong, and they still had to follow, which was not only thick-skinned, but also very dark-hearted.

At this moment, Fan Wencheng realized that Huang Taiji's intelligence was not under him, and the city government was beyond his reach, so he couldn't help but have a mind of reverence and submission to Huang Taiji.

The Eight Banners Army was actually not very strong, and the more it confronted the Eight Banners Army, the more the Bao Army thought so, and they were all gearing up, waiting for the command to issue a combat order.

Wei Bao actually thinks so, thinking that the Eight Banners Army is a minority military household in the Northeast.

In peacetime, he was a farmer, cultivating wasteland, and going into the mountains to gather and hunt.

In wartime, he wore armor into battle, which was no different from the guards in the early Ming Dynasty.

President Wei likes to read some miscellaneous books when he has nothing to do, pondering some classic battles in history.

It's a pity that Liaodong is a bit small in Wei Bao's opinion.

Moreover, the two sides have a single branch of arms and little room for strategic maneuver, so it is difficult to play many tricks.

The biggest advantage of the Eight Banners is that the Manchurian military households, which have rich combat experience and can be guaranteed in training, obey the orders of the Aixin Jueluo family, and the private bodyguard group of large landowners for the purpose of grabbing money and food.

So in essence, the Eight Banners are just different in the way the army is organized, and it is not very powerful.

As long as the Ming army can meet the logistical supply and training capacity of the treasure army, the Ming army can also rely on equal forces to defend the Eight Banners Army to the death.

Even the cavalry's natural advantage over the infantry army did not have much effect, and it was easy to dilute this advantage of the Eight Banners Army in the home battle.

In the early days of the establishment of slaves, in fact, the Jurchens were chased everywhere by sticks for a while.

The rise of the Later Jin coincided with the decadence of Liaodong's armaments, and the sticks began to decline, and Lin Dan Khan next door went to believe in the Yellow Sect again, and it seemed that the Jurchens were particularly powerful.

In fact, it is true that it is at the same level as the Cossacks in Europe, and it is true that the battle is brave and fierce, but it is not good compared with the world-class European army, and it can only fight the militia of the Ming Dynasty.

In the original history, even the Jiannu Eight Banners in the strongest period were still overwhelmed by the Sichuan army composed of a large number of southwestern native soldiers and the Zhejiang soldiers left by Qi Jiguang.

These two armies were too capable to fight, and it was not until they ran out of ammunition and food that the Houjin army relied on their numerical superiority to abolish these two armies.

If there are good logistical supplies and healthy court dispatch, the Ming Dynasty can train an elite army that can resist Jiannu at any time, and one or two years is enough.

Wei Bao didn't even need a year or two, the first year of the establishment of the Bao Army was able to shake Jiannu head-on, and the Bao Army didn't have any firearms at that time, only the simplest grenades.

In the original history,

At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, there were many examples of the defeat of the Eight Banners Army in field battles.

There were the Battle of Hengzhou in 1652, the Battle of Xiamen in 1661, and the Battle of Yongxing in June 1678.

In the Battle of Yongxing, Wu Sangui's army first inflicted heavy losses on the Qing Eight Banners Army in the Hewai camp outside Yongxing City, and then took advantage of the victory to surround Yongxing City.

If it weren't for Wu Sangui's death, the Eight Banners Army in Yongxing City would have been wiped out with a high probability.

Almost all of the elites of the Eight Banners of Mu Zhan's department are in Yongxing, and if the department is annihilated by the Cheng system, the entire Hunan battlefield, the balance of forces between the Qing army and the Wu Sangui army may change.

After Wu Sangui's army rose up against the Qing Dynasty, he quickly captured Hunan, with Changde, Changsha, Yuezhou, Xiangtan, and Hengzhou as strategic bases, and Changsha and Yuezhou as strategic priorities, and stationed heavy elite troops, each amounting to tens of thousands.

Wu Sangui specially sent his nephew Wu Yingzhi to guard Yuezhou and resist the Qing army in Jingzhou, Jiangbei; General Ma Bao and others guarded Changsha, Pingxiang, and Liling to resist the Qing army in Jiangxi.

Later, Hengzhou was the capital, and his henchmen and sons-in-law Hu Guozhu, Xia Guoxiang and Wu Guogui all gathered in Hengzhou.

From time to time, Wu Sangui went to Changsha to sit in Changsha to boost the morale of his generals.

Yuezhou is located in the northeast of Hunan, across the Yangtze River in the north, facing Hubei, occupying a strategic position.

Changsha was the grain base of the Wu army, and the grain and salary in Yuezhou and other places "depended on the transportation of Changsha by land and water", and the birds and boats needed by the Wu army were also manufactured in Changsha.

Yuezhou and Changsha are interdependent, and neither can be lost.

Wu Sangui has always paid attention to the two cities of Chang and Yue, and with the convenience of water and land in the two places of Dongting Lake and Xiangjiang River, he set up water divisions and elephant arrays, and cooperated with the army, equipped with a large number of firearms and gunpowder, dug heavy trenches, dug pits, set up wooden piles, built strong fortifications, and guarded the whole city. Sangui used all available means to constantly strengthen the defenses of Chang and Yue, and regarded himself as impregnable and impregnable.

From the 13th year of Kangxi, from 1674 to 15, and in the second half of 1676, Kangxi kept sending troops and sent generals, and attacked Yuezhou and Changsha many times, all of which failed.

But Emperor Kangxi was not discouraged and wanted to seize Changsha and Yuezhou. During this period, he successively transferred additional troops from other battlefields and invested them in Chang and Yue.

When Tuhai pacified Shaanxi and Gansu, Emperor Kangxi immediately ordered to stop the conquest of Hanzhong and Xing'an rebels, so as to put the main force into the main battlefield, and ordered Tuhai to lead elite troops to Hunan to help suppress Sangui.

Tuhai was initially determined in Shaanxi and Gansu, and it was not suitable to leave, so he recommended the brave general to lead Mu Zhan, and actually gave the post of commander of the capital, wearing the seal of "General Zhengnan", and commanding the original allocation of 5 cavalry for each leader in Shaanxi, and then 2 people for each leader of the army, and the newly selected general officer Wang Haowen belonged to 2,000 elite soldiers, and now Hu Shiba and other leaders in Hunan led each of the troops, all handed over to Mu Zhan, and went to Hunan quickly.

Mu Zhan was ordered to march quickly, in the 15th year of Kangxi, arrived in Jingzhou in December 1676, and the general Shuncheng County Wang Leerjin added more than 6,000 Manchurian, Han army, border Mongolia, and Green Banner soldiers in Jingzhou, and led them to Yuezhou and Changsha.

The following year, in the 16th year of Kangxi, on the 11th day of the first month of 1677, he arrived in Yuezhou, and went to Changsha from Yuezhou on the 22nd.

At the beginning of February of the same year, he transferred the capital to Tong Henai and paid him the "seal of the rebel general", so that he led the boat division to Yuezhou.

After repeated conscriptions, the Qing army had gathered about 100,000 horses in Changsha and its adjacent areas, which was roughly the same number as the Wu army, and had a slight advantage.

When Emperor Kangxi learned of the situation, he repeatedly urged his troops to launch an attack on Yuezhou and Changsha.

In the 16th year of Kangxi, on May 3, 1677, the Qing boat division entered Dongting Lake, and the general E Nai led the army to drive more than 200 warships, directly crossed the Wu boat, entered Junshan, and the Wu army sailors went out to meet the battle.

The two sides fought fiercely for several days, but the Qing army was still unable to break through the defense line on the lake of Wu Jun and was forced to retreat.

Wu Sangui was very clear about the intentions of the Qing army, and he would take Changsha and Yuezhou.

These two cities depend on each other for their lives, and they depend on each other.

He understands that if Changsha is lost, Yuezhou will be cut off, helpless, and difficult to stand on his own; If Yuezhou is lost, the Qing army will advance by land and water, and Changsha will not be able to survive for a long time.

Therefore, whenever Chang and Yue were attacked by Qing troops, he did not hesitate to transfer a large number of reinforcements from other places and did his best to protect the two cities.

Another strategy adopted by Wu Sangui was to attack with heavy troops, capture Liling, spy on Pingxiang, cut off the back route of Yuele's army, and force the Qing army to withdraw from Changsha to provide reinforcements, so as to reduce the military pressure of the Qing army on Changsha.

Another army was sent to capture Ji'an and occupy the gateway between Jiangxi and Hunan.

Emperor Kangxi saw through Wu Sangui's intentions, and repeatedly ordered to restore Liling and Ji'an, and stick to Pingxiang.

The two sides have repeatedly fought over these strategic points.

Wu Sangui also sent elite troops to take Shaozhou in Guangdong and Guilin in Guangxi, with the aim of inducing the Qing troops to divide their troops everywhere and to protect the back road of Hunan.

This strategy of his had exhausted the Qing soldiers, and they had to send a part of the Eight Banners from Changsha to help.

Mu Zhan was ordered to go to Lechang and other places to cut off the back route of the rebels who invaded Shaozhou.

Yue Le sent a force to defend Liling, which had just been recovered.

The war horses were galloping and fighting non-stop, and they urgently needed to rest, Mu Zhan was allowed to lead his troops to Yuanzhou to raise horses for 25 days, and then he was ordered to exterminate Han Daren, the general of Sangui who was fleeing.

The Qing troops had dispersed on various battlefields and could not gather forces to attack Changsha and Yuezhou. Yue Le asked for more Green Banner soldiers who could fight, first take Yuezhou, and then march to Changsha by water.

However, the Green Flag soldiers had no choice but to temporarily give up taking Chang and Yue, and divide their troops to take Xiangtan south of Changsha.

In the 16th year of Kangxi, from November to 17 in 1677, and in August 1678, the battle between the Qing army and Wu Sangui's army became increasingly fierce, especially in the first half of the Kangxi 17th year, the two sides fought fiercely in the southeastern region of Hunan centered on Yongxing and Chenzhou.

In the 17th year of Kangxi, at the beginning of 1678, the Qing army pacified Jiangxi, and after capturing Guangdong, it captured Yizhang and other places in Hunan and parts of Guangxi.

On the 3rd day of the first month of February, the Qing army under Mu Zhansuo launched an offensive against Wu Sangui in Xiangdong, defeated the Zhou general Guo Yingfu, and occupied Chaling, Youxian, Anren and other counties.

Subsequently, at Mu Zhan's request, Emperor Kangxi ordered Labu to enter Chaling and Youxian from Ji'an, so that Mu Zhan's troops could continue to advance.

On the first day of March, Wu Sangui proclaimed himself emperor in Hengzhou, changed Yuan Zhaowu, changed Hengzhou to Dingtianfu, and placed officials in general.

After Wu Sangui established the capital of Hengzhou, he immediately set about strengthening the defenses around it.

Prior to this, the Qing army Mu Zhansuo had seized Chaling, Youxian, Anren and other places in the east of Hengzhou, and threatened Hengzhou from the upper reaches of the Xiangjiang River.

In mid-March, Mu Zhan learned that Prince An's Yue Le Department would cross the river from the lower reaches of the Xiangjiang River in Changsha.

He believed that if he led his troops to capture Leiyang again and crossed the river from the upstream, he could flank Wu Sangui's army near Hengzhou with Yue Le's troops.

Mu Zhan was earnest, and on March 12, he just heard that Yue Le had crossed the river, so he led his troops to set off from Chaling and march to Leiyang.

Emperor Kangxi found out that Mu Zhan was taking risks, and was worried that Chaling and Youxian would be attacked by Wu Sangui, which would affect the safety of Jiangxi Province, so he ordered Ha Kesan to lead his troops to cooperate with the attack.

Since the southward movement of Chaling, Mu Zhan's department has been like a bamboo, conquering Chenzhou, Yongxing, Guiyang, Xingning, Yizhang, Linwu, Lanshan, Jiahe, Guidong and other prefectures and counties.

After that, Mu Zhan personally sat in Chenzhou, and ordered the commander of the capital Bo Yilib, the commander of the escort army, Lasai, Hakesan, the forward commander Shuodai, Sacha Baturu, Yaqin, Yahara, Esihe and others to lead more than 20,000 people to defend Yongxing, waiting for the opportunity to go north to seize Leiyang and Hengzhou.

Yongxing is the gateway to Hengzhou, and Wu Sangui transferred Hu Guozhu, Ma Bao and others to lead 20,000 troops to attack Yongxing in June in view of the Qing army's large-scale advance.

Emperor Kangxi saw that Wu Sangui was committing Yongxing with a large team, and there was a certain death, and there would be a bitter battle.

Irib, Haksan, and Shuodai, who were guarding Yongxing, led their troops out of the city to meet the camp outside the river.

The Qing army lost the first battle.

Thousands of Qing troops were killed in this battle.

After the Qing army lost the battle, the forward commander Shuo Dai led the remnants to retreat into Yongxing City.

The Wu army attacked the city and broke the city wall with artillery, and the Qing army immediately filled it with bamboo baskets and cloth bags, and the two sides fought fiercely day and night.

Prince Jian's Rabu, who was stationed in Chaling, and Mu Zhan, the general of Zhengnan who was stationed in Chenzhou, did not advance and did not dare to go to reinforcements.

At the critical moment when Yongxing was in danger of several battles and was captured by Wu Sangui's army, Wu Sangui suddenly died of illness in Hengzhou on August 17, and Xia Guoxiang, Ma Bao and others supported Wu Sangui's grandson Wu Shiwan to inherit the throne and change the Yuan to Honghua.

Wu Sangui's sudden death had a great impact on the morale of his army, and the generals besieging Yongxing heard the news and immediately withdrew their troops on the night of August 20, and the siege of Yongxing was lifted.

In the Battle of Yongxing, if it weren't for Wu Sangui's death, the Eight Banners Army in Yongxing City would have been wiped out with a high probability.

Almost all of the elite of the Eight Banners of Mu Zhan's department were in Yongxing, and if the department was annihilated by the Cheng system, the balance of power between the Qing army and Wu Sangui's army in the entire Hunan battlefield might change.

Of course, history has no ifs.

In Wei Bao's opinion, it is not that the Ming Dynasty has collapsed, any region has the ability to deal with the Jiannu Eight Banners, and the territory of one province is enough.

Therefore, not only is Jiannu not strong, but the Eight Banners are placed in the pass, and their combat effectiveness is even incomparable with the personal guard troops of some warlords.

"Why are you here?" Wu Xuexia was very strange, Wu Sangui actually came over, "Be quiet, your brother-in-law is doing something." Did you come to me? ”

"I'm looking for my brother-in-law to play," Wu Sangui smiled, "What's the fun to find you?" You won't fight. Besides, it's too boring for me to compete with you and a woman. ”

Wu Xuexia sneered, and said to Zhang Meiyuan embarrassedly: "Madam, this is my younger brother." ”

"I know, when you got married, he was there. His name is Sangui, right? Zhang Meiyuan has a good memory, and he can remember people's names after hearing them once, "He is so small, and his body is so strong, he will definitely be a tiger general in the future." ”

"He has loved to fight and kill since he was a child, which makes his wife laugh, but Sangui is more than brave and not stable." Wu Xuexia said.

"Sister, where am I lacking in stability?" Wu Sangui couldn't help but protest.

Thirteen-year-old Wu Sangui is two years younger than Wei Bao, Wei Bao will be sixteen years old in the sixth year of the Apocalypse, and there is still more than a month, Wu Sangui will be fourteen years old in more than a month, it is the time of rebellion, and I can't listen to others say that he is not good at all.

"You learn more from your brother-in-law, to see when your brother-in-law is not polite and smiling when he talks to people? Where are you yelling like that? Wu Xuexia made a pretty face and taught her younger brother a lesson.

"Brother-in-law is brother-in-law, I am me, I may not be as smart as my brother-in-law, not as capable as my brother-in-law, but brother-in-law he can't beat me!" Wu Sangui clenched his fists as he spoke.

Wu Xuexia almost fainted angrily by her stunned young brother.

Zhang Meiyuan, Wang Qiuya, Princess Zhenming and others all covered their mouths and smiled, they all thought that Wu Xuexia's younger brother was very interesting, and Wu Xuexia's spicy and steady temperament was completely different.

"Stop arguing here, go home. I really want to fight, so I asked the guards in the house to fight. Wu Xuexia glanced at her younger brother.

"There are no masters, my brother-in-law transferred all the people in the barracks, and now the Shanhaiguan barracks are empty, who should I call for? None of the generals of our Wu Mansion are my opponents. Wu Sangui said: "I can only go to my brother-in-law's side to find someone." ”