Feng Sanhu didn't seem to find the intention of his allies, and waited a few more days.

At the end of November, a cruiser sent information to Feng Sanhu in Osaka that the second batch of reinforcements had landed in Nagasaki.

So Feng Sanhu turned his face on the spot, and on the day he received the news, he wrote a letter to the Fusang army, which was faintly surrounded by him, asking all their officers above the flag book to gather in Osaka immediately, and they were not allowed to carry weapons.

This is almost an explicit demand for the direct surrender of the Fuso coalition forces, and of course it is impossible to get a positive response.

Instead, the Fuso people replied to Feng Sanhu a little later in their letter, demanding that he evacuate Fusang immediately—not even the three countries he had promised.

As a result, the alliance half a month ago completely turned its face.

On the 2nd day of December 1792, the Chinese army in Osaka suddenly attacked the Fuso coalition army, and the Fuso people did not expect that the 10,000 Chinese army would suddenly turn their faces, and their commanders mistakenly thought that Feng Sanhu would continue to fight with them, so the Fusang army, which was not vigilant, was caught off guard.

That night, the Chinese army broke through the blockade line of the Fusang army, and the surging Chinese army poured in from the breach, guns and bayonets, and mercilessly killed these former allies, and the Fuso people had no resistance and broke out in a general collapse almost within an hour.

At the same time as the counterattack, the navy and marines landed behind the Fusang army in warships, cutting off their retreat route, and Feng Sanhu put on a posture of completely eating the coalition forces and continued to pursue, and the rout army fled for his life.

On the 4th of December, the Chinese army reoccupied the castle of Itami, and then counterattacked Settsu without stopping.

On the other hand, at the same time that Feng Sanhu launched an attack on the former friendly forces, the Chinese army in Nagasaki Port also attacked in an all-round way, including the original garrison, the new reinforcements, and the Goryeo, Sauron, and Ryukyu soldiers, and 33,000 troops poured out of Nagasaki Port at once!

The 20,000 cobbled together Fuso people were no match at all, and the Fuso army blockading Nagasaki completely collapsed on the same day, and the Chinese army swept across the entire island of Kyushu.

In the situation of total defeat in the rear of the front, the Fuso coalition army finally despaired.

Of the three daimyo on the island of Kyushu, Takanobu the head of Ryuzoji Temple was defeated and killed when his main castle was conquered by the Chinese army.

After Oda Nobunaga's death, the head of the Otomo family, who announced that he had joined the coalition army, committed suicide in the main city.

Only the Shimazu family made a final struggle, and the Shimazu naval division tried to use fire attack tactics against the Chinese fleet in Nagasaki Port on a foggy day, but it didn't work - most of the fire attack ships failed to even reach their designated positions in the fog, and a very small number of fire attack ships that approached were sunk by Chinese guns and muskets.

After that, the Shimazu navy learned its lesson and sent fire attack ships to attack again during the day, which turned out to be a complete tragedy - the Chinese cruisers were even able to circle around the clumsy Fuso ships!

Naturally, the fire attack fleet, which needed to be docked to function, did not play any role.

On land, the Shimazu army gathered the last 6,000 soldiers and successfully ambushed the Chinese army, and a group of Sauron soldiers who were too far ahead were crushed by a dense arquebus lead bullet, and were pursued by the Shimazu army for nearly 20 miles, losing more than 1,000 people.

This battle became the only defeat of the Chinese army in Fusang, but it was the Waibo soldiers who died, and no one felt distressed.

The Chinese army immediately mobilized the Goryeo Qi Brigade, plus 5,000 field troops, for a total of 10,000 troops to besiege the Shimazu base camp Satsuma.

Five days later, the desperate head of the Shimazu family, Shimazu Yoshihisa, led the last of his troops to launch a death charge against the Chinese army, with the result that 700 Fuso samurai and Ashigaru, including Shimazu Yoshihisa and his brother Shimazu Yoshihiro, were shot and killed by the Chinese army.

At this point, the last resistance force on the island of Kyushu, the Shimazu family, was completely destroyed.

In Honshu, Feng Sanhu continued to attack the Mori family, and because he had already lost the main force of the family under Osaka Castle, the head of the Mori family, Mori Terumoto, fell into a vicious circle of constantly piecing together forces, and then being defeated in an instant, and then piecing together troops and being defeated.

The Maori army could only retreat and retreat again and again, so that in the end it reached the "feat" of mobilizing 700 soldiers per 10,000 stones!

It's a quest for self-collapse, and they do.

After continuous defeats, Maori Huiyuan lost confidence in resistance, and according to Feng Sanhu's order, he led all the remaining officers above the flag to lay down their arms and surrender.

But then, in the name of treachery, Feng Sanhu executed all the officers above the flag of the Maori family - including Maori Huiyuan himself and all his children!

In January 1793, the Chinese army of Kyushu joined forces with the Chinese army of Honshu, and the land strength of the Huaxia Fuso Expeditionary Force exceeded 45,000, and by this time they had already controlled Honshu and the entire island of Kyushu west of Osaka.

Among the original allies of the coalition forces, only Chomune, who had lost all of his main forces, shrank in Shikoku and shivered.

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While the Chinese army was clearing the portal of the coalition forces, the Yushiba group defeated the Shibata group in a decisive battle, and Yushiba Hideyoshi became the new leader of the former Oda Nobunaga group.

However, at this time, compared to the period of Oda Victory, Hashiba Hideyoshi's sphere of influence lacked the ten western countries occupied by the Chinese army, which was equivalent to almost a quarter of Oda's previous territory.

On the other hand, Tokugawa Ieyasu, a die-hard ally of Oda Nobunaga, refused to acknowledge the authority of Hideyoshi Hashiba, and instead chose to secretly communicate with Feng Sanhu.

Tokugawa Ieyasu said he was willing to assist the Chinese army in dealing with the Hashiba Hideyoshi group, as long as he could keep his original fiefdom.

Feng Sanhu did not reply.

In February, Huaxia continued to increase Feng Sanhu's troops, and Xu Shiyang even did not hesitate to carry out partial mobilization in Qi and Hebei provinces, and cobbled together 50,000 reserves and militia, and at the same time once again ordered Sauron, Goryeo and other foreign Tibetans to send troops.

In Xu Shiyang's letter to Feng Sanhu, he clearly demanded that the Fusang Expeditionary Force should not be soft on the Fusang people, and that it must be conquered by thunderous means before deciding when to withdraw the troops!

In Huaxia, no one could disobey the orders of the crown prince Xu Shiyang, which was actually equivalent to changing the strategic goal originally formulated by the staff to defeat Oda and return Fuso to secession.

Feng Sanhu didn't understand why Xu Shiyang made this decision, in fact, until a long, long time later, the world and historical researchers did not understand the true purpose of Xu Shiyang's decision.

However, Xu Shiyang's orders must be carried out if they are understood, and they must be executed if they are not understood!

The total strength of the Fusang Expeditionary Force led by Feng Sanhu quickly jumped to 110,000, even more than the army against the Pseudo-Xia in the same period!

This is enough to see Xu Shiyang's determination, since this is the case, Feng Sanhu did not hesitate to attack again.

On March 3, 1793, the Chinese army entered Kyoto and arrested Emperor Fuso and all his clans and ministers, who had practically no rights.

Feng Sanhu immediately ordered all the Fusang puppet emperor's family to be escorted back to China and handed over to Xu Shiyang for disposal.

The Fusang Emperor was the spiritual symbol of the Fusang people, and Feng Sanhu's actions sparked opposition from the entire Fusang, including the areas already occupied, and a large-scale uprising against Huaxia broke out.