As soon as Mu Xia asked, the real person of the jade machine couldn't think of why for a while.

But buddy, I blurted out and said, "Could it be because of that "Xuanhua Sutra"! ”

Yes, buddy, I'm skeptical of Tsering. Dorje had already cracked the scriptures and learned the essentials of martial arts from them.

Why?

I remember Hong Chengchou told me that after Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, he asked the national teacher Liu Bowen to compile the scriptures, and then divided them to the princes and loyal ministers under his command, and used the scriptures as a key weapon to control the country, so that the princes and loyal ministers could collect the scriptures from generation to generation.

And Yuji Zhenren said that originally in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty, there were all kinds of strange people on the rivers and lakes.

These strange people each have unique skills, but after Zhu Yuanzhang came to power, these people disappeared all at once.

At the same time, those martial arts classics that are mighty in the world are also hidden in the rivers and lakes.

If you look at these two things together, I even suspect that the extinction of these people in the rivers and lakes is likely to be really related to Zhu Yuanzhang.

I remember that Mr. Jin Yong wrote about Zhu Yuanzhang in "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", although the story has traces of fabrication, but Zhu Yuanzhang does have many martial arts masters around him.

It is precisely the existence of these martial arts masters that Zhu Yuanzhang, who was born as a monk, can easily overthrow Meng Yuan and establish the last Han dynasty in Chinese history.

According to historical records, Zhu Yuanzhang was very small-minded, and after becoming the emperor, he was worried that the people under him would rebel, so he killed the heroes. So much so that even geniuses like Tang He and Lan Yu couldn't protect themselves in the end.

Think about it, if it is really as recorded in the history books, then it is very likely that after Zhu Yuanzhang sits on the throne, he will abolish those who once assisted him in martial arts. At the same time, all those martial arts cheats were nationalized and sealed in the "Xuanhua Sutra".

Dude, I'm not guessing here, you must know that the emperors of ancient China, especially those who were born lowly, were really afraid of the rebellion of their subordinates.

This kind of thing is not uncommon in Chinese history.

Such as Han Gaozu Liu Bang killed Han Xin; Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin "released military power with a glass of wine"; Kublai Khan called the emperor to slaughter Hanchen, and so on! It can be said that it abounds.

I even remember that there was an ancient essay in high school Chinese called "On the Passage of Qin", in which there was such a sentence: "Famous city, kill heroes; Collect the soldiers of the world, gather the Xianyang, cast the twelve golden people, and weaken the people of the world. ”

What does this mean?

In fact, it is said that after Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, in order to prevent someone from taking away his throne, he killed the heroes of the world, and then collected the weapons in the hands of the people, melted the weapons directly, and made twelve golden men, so as to deter the world from rebelling.

In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang, like Qin Shi Huang, wanted to rely on strong state means to curb the people's rebellion.

But they didn't expect that these methods would actually be used at all, as long as the people could not have enough to eat, they would rise up.

Thinking of this, buddy, I have to say that the ancient emperors were really too ignorant and thought about governing the country too simply.

But buddies also have to admire Zhu Yuanzhang, he is really scary to do things, and he actually hides the key to martial arts in an inconspicuous scripture.

Seeing that I mentioned the "Xuanhua Sutra", Mu Xia asked and said, "Brother Emperor, Tsering. Dorje's martial arts have improved a lot, and it is indeed possible that it is because of that scripture. But I've also read "Xuanhua Sutra", and it doesn't seem to have any martial arts cheats! ”

After Mu Xia finished speaking, Li Dingguo added: "Yes, Your Majesty! Tsering. The book "Xuanhua Sutra" that Dorje stole has been read many times since he became literate, but he really didn't find any mystery hidden in it! ”

What the two of them said is indeed right, buddy, I have also flipped through the "Xuanhua Sutra" countless times, and I didn't find anything special in it.

But I firmly believe that Tsering. The reason why Dorje is so awesome is definitely related to the scriptures.

And the reason why we find the scriptures useless is because we have not yet discovered the mystery.

I even think that it is very likely that the scriptures contain more than just martial arts secrets, and even other things.

Thinking of this, I said to everyone: "Since Emperor Taizu said that the scriptures are important weapons for the town, there must be his truth in it, and we just haven't discovered the mystery yet. ”

After listening to my words, Mu Xia said, "Then what is this mystery? Tsering. How did Dorje find out? ”

As soon as we had said this, several lamas on horseback galloped towards us.

When I looked, the leader was actually the little lama Tashi I met in the Shengjing Inn last time.

I thought to myself, Xiao Lama hurried to Tibet, could it be that he had already stolen the sutra from Dorgon's hand, and this was going to be given to Dorje?

Thinking of this, I immediately ordered the crowd to say, "Take down these lamas!" ”

As soon as the words fell, the little lama recognized me and said to the other lamas, "This person still has a copy of the Xuanhua Sutra in his hand, don't let them go!" ”

After saying that, the two groups of people fought.

Soon, the little lama realized that he was no match for us, and he prepared to flee.

Seeing that he wanted to escape, my buddy and I shot an arrow, and he planted it directly from the horse.

I hurriedly stepped forward to hold him hostage, and then let Mu Xia search him.

Mu Xia searched for a while and said, "Brother Emperor, there is indeed a scripture!" ”

So saying, she took out the scriptures. At first glance, it is the one lost in Yunnan Muwangfu!

"How did you get this book?" I questioned.

At first, the little lama didn't say anything, but later under my coercion, he said: "It was stolen from the Manchu palace by my uncle Gesang!" ”

Nima! Dude, I was taken aback when I heard that.

Because I remember that day in the inn, the old lama named Gesang clearly said that he didn't ask about state affairs, and told the little lama not to steal the scriptures, why did he steal the scriptures?

So I asked about the little lama, and the little lama told me that in fact, the old lama Gesang found out about me that day, and because he didn't know martial arts, I was worried that after the matter was exposed, I would expose him in front of Dolgon, so that he could not steal the scriptures, so he deliberately said that he didn't ask about state affairs, so as to deceive me.

After hearing this, Lao Tzu suddenly realized that he instantly understood Tsering. Dorje's words on the banks of the Min River.

If I'm not mistaken, Tsering. The reason why Dorje was able to crack the scriptures was definitely related to the old Lama Gesang.

Thinking of this, buddy, I can't help but shudder in my heart.

Come to think of it, this old lama did not hesitate to go deep into the tiger's den and accompany Dolgon in order to steal the scriptures.

It seems that the Tibetans have long known the importance of the scriptures, and they want to use the mysteries in the scriptures to split the country and occupy the land where the Han people live.

Irritating! It's really infuriating!

Although Lao Tzu now has a few scriptures, it is a pity that he can't solve the mysteries in them, and he is angry when he thinks about it.

And whether I can crack the scriptures now, the only person I can rely on may be the descendant of the Ming Dynasty who is far away in Riyadh.

It's a pity that Riyadh is thousands of miles away from the Central Plains, and I don't know if Zheng Chenggong's deputy general Gan Hui and them have found the descendants of the Ming Dynasty.

After collecting the scriptures, I killed the lamas and returned to Chengdu with them.

……

I originally planned to recruit Li Dingguo and the three of them, and then rush back to Fuzhou to start the Northern Expedition to Li Zicheng and Wu Sangui. I didn't expect so many things to happen in the middle of the way, and it disrupted my plans.

Plus I water Tsering. Dorje, according to his character, will definitely lead his troops to attack Chengdu immediately.

In view of this, I did not immediately return to Fuzhou with my troops, but stayed in Chengdu.

The reason why I stayed in Chengdu was not because I was worried that the Tibetans would capture Sichuan. Instead, I want to see how Liu Wenxiu's military talent is.

After all, Liu Wenxiu is now the commander-in-chief of Sichuan, and the task of guarding Sichuan and blocking the Tibetans in the future is all within his responsibility. If he can't repel Tsering this time. Dorje's words, then I can make military adjustments right away.

But if I return to Fuzhou with a large army, once his talents are limited, he will not be able to repel Tsering. Dorje. Even if I wanted to, it would be too late. After all, it is difficult to save the fire from far water!

In this way, I stayed in Chengdu and discussed with everyone how to deal with Tsering. Dorje.

During the discussion, I almost didn't say a word, and completely gave the heavy responsibility to Liu Wenxiu.

Liu Wenxiu did not disappoint me, he pointed to the military map and said: "Although the military ability of the Tibetan army is low, if the Ming army enters the Tibetan area at this time and fights Dorje, I don't think the Ming army has much chance of winning." I don't say this to belittle the Ming army, but because most of the Ming army are Han Chinese, and when the Han people enter the western Sichuan Plateau, they will inevitably have altitude sickness. In addition, the Han people are not familiar with the climate of Tibet, and it is very likely that they will suffer a big loss! ”

After saying this, he said: "So I think that if you want to stop the Tibetans, the Ming army can avoid their edge, choose to wait for work, and directly set up a card to block him on the way to Chengdu, and take him by surprise." And the best place to block the attack is on the long river hundreds of miles away from the arrow furnace! ”

Hearing him say this, buddy, I couldn't help but applaud.

His analysis is completely correct, and the long river he is talking about is actually the current Dadu River in Luding County.

You may not be familiar with the Dadu River, but when it comes to "flying to Luding Bridge", I believe that as long as you have been to primary school, you should know it.

The Dadu River is the only way for western Sichuan to enter Tibet, and the red/army/long/expedition was almost blocked and annihilated here.

chose to intercept Tibetan troops in the Dadu River, Liu Wenxiu deserves to be a strategic wizard.

……

After formulating the tactics, buddy, I personally accompanied Liu Wenxiu, led his 50,000 troops, rushed to the Dadu River, and waited for the arrival of Tsering Dorje!