Nine is the extreme. Therefore, the ninth round of artillery killed Emperor Lu was personally present, and he saw from beginning to end, witnessing with his own eyes how they turned into a pile of broken flesh and bones.

And this is also a node of his trip. The next day, Emperor Lu returned home amid the scorching cheers of 'Long live my emperor'.

His trip can be said to have won the hearts of the Han'er of Liaodong, and even the Han'er of Yanyun also worshipped him.

Under the protection of 30,000 regular troops, Lu Qian went to Yidu with a smile. The remaining 20,000 soldiers and horses who came with them were all garrisons of Qilu and northern Hebei, and they were directly incorporated into the jurisdiction of the Liaodong Metropolitan Protectorate.

The 50,000 army ran away empty, and they couldn't catch the fart, but who can blame them? It can only be said that the Jurchens are not beaten.

And Lu Qian, who defeated the last foundation of the Jurchens in World War I, was also a little empty in his heart.

Since he crossed over, the number one strong enemy in his heart has been the Jurchen, and the old Zhao family is not even worthy of lifting shoes.

But now Ah Gu has been killed, and the founding emperor of Dajin, who ended more than half a year later than in the official history, has died in Ningjiang Prefecture. The corpse was not known to have been buried by the Jurchens. In history, the Great Jin Kingdom, which swallowed the Khitan and swept the Central Plains, was completely wiped out.

Lu Qian is now empty after victory.

It is no wonder that although the feeling of victory is very fulfilling, this is not the most important, the most important thing is that the process before the victory has an aftertaste, which is the most worth remembering, the most happy and comforting, and the most happy.

Of course, Lu Qian will not forget his time-traveling career in the past few years, but after the victory, he has a sense of loneliness of drawing his sword and looking around at the invincible opponent. That's why I feel very empty afterwards. Without the Jurchens, he would have no real enemies.

Although Lin Chong's time was only four months away, he believed that four months later, when the cold winter swept through the northeast and a large number of Qi troops withdrew from it one after another, the Jurchens would already become guerrillas who remained in the southern provinces after the Long March of the Central Hong Army. One mountain after another, the vast territory and space, the inconvenient contact, and the long cold winter in the north will be like sharp knives, cutting their feelings for each other little by little.

One year, two years, it won't take long, under the continuous blows of the Qi army, the Jurchens will turn into individual tribes and start their own arduous road of survival in the deep mountains and dense forests. If there is no atmospheric luck like the Manchu Qing Dynasty in history, if they are not wiped out in the wind and snow, the biggest future in the future will be such as the Jingpo people, the Evenki people, the Oroqen people, the Susu people, the Nu people, the Wa people, etc., those young people who were still in the primitive commune era when the Red Dynasty was founded.

It's just that Emperor Lu definitely won't have such a good heart to give them 'clan names' one by one, and when the tentacles of imperial power extend to the north of the Duck River, he will only sweep them together with a broom, and then choose the same young people as their ancestors.

Now, the entire Liaodong has been sorted out, at least in Lu Qian's eyes.

Governments at all levels have been established, one by one, one by one, and by full-time institutions, including government schools and various types of public schools at all levels, which are not only public schools at all levels, but also some full-time schools, that is, accounting, technicians, justice, martial arts, etc., including hospitals.

This is a big framework that encompasses the entire Liaodong. In the future, the task of the Metropolitan Protectorate is to protect this framework, and constantly add bricks and tiles to it, when a building rises from the ground and shines in the sun, that is also the moment when Liaodong withdraws the Metropolitan Protectorate and turns into a province.

What else is Lu Qian worried about? Why should he remain here?

You must know that there are still many things in the Central Plains that need him to make up his mind.

"Now that the soldiers and horses of Lingnan have entered Guizhou, let's start the plan." Lu Qian put pen to paper and approved a quasi-word on the cabinet letter, and at the same time, the secretary's office wrote the imperial decree, which set the fate of the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty in Guizhou in an understatement.

That very chicken chess game, it's finally time to close the net. It's a pity that the original ambition has now disappeared. It's a bit of a trick.

Le He was also embarrassed, he watched Lu Qian formulate a strategy for the Southern Song Dynasty step by step, and watched Emperor Lu change his mind halfway and take two lives for the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty. But in the end, it's time to close the net.

To tell the truth, now Lehe doesn't look down on Guizhou.

The latter's influence faded too quickly and too quickly, and Chang Kaishen lost the country in three years, which is already embarrassing enough. But the influence of others can last for more than ten years in the mainland. That is, after entering the 60s, the slogan of the Guo Party's counterattack on the mainland really became just a slogan in the Hong Dynasty.

But what about the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty? It seems that after the invasion of South Vietnam, the entire influence and cohesion have completely collapsed. Perhaps it was the existence of the Shu Song Dynasty that took away its glory, but in any case, the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty, which had been cowering in the remote place of Guangnan West Road, was now a chicken rib.

Emperor Lu is just frying and grilling him now, trying to make this chicken rib more delicious.

It's just that no matter how delicious the chicken ribs are, they are still chicken ribs, far less fragrant than a mouthful of fatty meat, so Lu Qian naturally became unconcerned.

The fundamental reason for all this is that in just three or two years, the influence of Lu Qi, Lu Qi's system, has had a great impact on the old social values, the latter is the influence added to the Central Plains during the reign of the Zhao and Song dynasties for 160 years. Lu Qian attaches great importance to it and regards it as a great enemy. I never imagined that in just a few years, social evolution alone would have touched its roots.

After thinking about it again and again, Emperor Lu had to admit that the role of the Xuanzheng Division was really great. Fan Rui's ghost ideas are by no means as many as Wu's, who has an extraordinary talent in this area, and has no reverence for Confucianism in his letters. He is different from Song Jiang, who is not nominally a scholar, but he is very scholarly in thought and behavior. And Wu used the word 'student' to keep talking, but in fact, he didn't treat himself as a scholar at all.

How to uphold Emperor Lu's will and implement Emperor Lu's ideas, Wu Yong does everything he can, but he doesn't have a sense of betrayal at all, let alone a sense of shame.

Therefore, Wu Yong asked someone to arrange the general records of this dynasty, and finally compiled them into a book of "The Legend of the Heroes of the Water Margin", which is a bit of the appearance of the "Biography of the Heroes and Martyrs of the Ming Dynasty" in later generations. But it is even more straightforward, so straightforward that he does not hide the identity and origin of the old people of Liangshanbo led by Lu Qian.

Of course, this was with Lu Qian's permission.

The content of the whole book is not judged, but anyone who has read the book in its entirety must be impressed by one of the contrasts within it.

The civil and military affairs on the side of Zhao Song are all full of poems and books, especially those who are officials, and they all do splendid articles. The words and deeds are also extremely stark contrast to the reckless heroes on Shuibo Liang Mountain who have never read the Four Books and Five Classics.

Coupled with the luxurious life and the evil of the defeated country of the great artists and the six thieves described in the book, as well as the countless officials who sacrificed their knees in front of the six thieves, can the traditional 'scholars' still make people feel good?

"The Legend of the Water Margin Heroes" quickly spread in various places in the form of storytelling after it was written, and it set off a huge influence in just two or three years. Naturally, it also gave Zhao Song a heavy blow to the social values left behind!

Wu Yong changed his position before the great cause was accomplished, and Fan Ruixiao, who was re-ascended, continued to vigorously promote this. This fundamentally dealt a heavy blow to the way of suppressing martial arts with literature.

The foundation has been shaken, and some of the rules and regulations attached to the foundation can still be good?

Therefore, the more the brilliance of Wu Yong flashed, the more chicken the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty became. Fortunately, Emperor Lu took pity on Xu Huiyan for being a talent, and he was willing to be infamous for many years, which could be regarded as compensating him. It is also to completely suppress the thoughts that should not be in the hearts of those young people on Guangnan West Road.

A big battle sublimates it all!

"What do you want to say?" Lu Qian glanced at Le He, and the latter's face was a little inexplicable with emotion.

Tie called Zi to be godly, and said to Lu Qian with a smile: "Back to Your Majesty, the minister thought of the Kong family from Guizhou!" "Although the latter has not yet fallen to the point of the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty, how can it not affect Emperor Lu's plans in the past two years that the Lu Qi Dynasty has been in pursuit of merit and profit?