Looking at the river from afar, Zhou Shixiang didn't mind what kind of impression the world would have of him, the king of Qi, with his extremely vulgar mobilization, he only knew that his mission in this era was revenge, that is, to the Tartars, them hard, them!

What about the handsome, what about the King of Qi, my Zhou Shixiang is a person, I was an ordinary person in my previous life, and I am also an ordinary person in this life!

If you are a human being, you will have feelings, you will have hatred, and you will scold your mother and your mother!

Zhou Shixiang was fed up with dealing with those great Confucian gentry with hypocrisy in the Nanjing officialdom, and only in the army, in front of his subordinates who fought with him, did he have a sense of reality, and he felt that he was a flesh-and-blood person. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Sometimes, Zhou Shixiang really wants to laugh at his identity as a showman, this "showman" makes many people think that he is a polite scholar, but they don't know that he is an avenger who can drink human blood and treat human life like a mustard.

This is a troubled era, this is a dark age when the Han people are almost extinct, benevolence, righteousness and morality are unacceptable, hypocrisy and kindness are unacceptable, civilized etiquette is even more unacceptable, all you want is a bloody long knife and a spirit of resistance - "Tartar" is the best description of this spirit of resistance, and it is also the resonant voice of all the sons and daughters of the Han family who have the courage to resist in this era.

The decisive battle of raising troops to cross the river was a decision made by Zhou Shixiang after careful consideration. He has no other choice, the more days the Jiangbei camp exists, the more days he will be tied. In the south of the Yangtze River and above Nanjing, there is always a sharp sword hanging. This is a military consideration, and at the political level, the Qing Dynasty army in Jiangbei has made many gentry south of the Yangtze River still wait and see.

This can be seen from Qian Qianyi's contact with the gentry in Jiangnan over the years, a large part of the gentry who had secretly supported the anti-Qing and Ming restoration had reservations about the newly established Dingwu regime in Nanjing, not that Qian Qianyi said to Zhou Shixiang at the beginning As soon as the Tang King ascended the throne, all parts of the country would flock to respond, and scholars and Confucian scholars would flock to the prosperous era again. In fact, only a small number of gentry came to Nanjing to congratulate the Tang king on his accession to the throne, and most of them remained in the countryside to watch, including a large number of former Ming officials.

Zhou Shixiang despised and disdained these gentry who were watching from the sidelines, but now he needed their support because he had to be vain. He agrees with what Zhang Changgeng said the most, that is, the Jiangnan gentry really had backbone and courage and died fifteen years ago. Most of the remaining so-called anti-Qing aspirants are just speculators, and they only seek personal gain, not justice, and not Huayi's great defense. Jiang Guozhu's official letter to Lang Tingzuo about the "sales case" is the best footnote to what Zhang Changgeng said.

At present, although the Tang King has ascended the throne, but the rule of the Taiping army in the provinces south of the Yangtze River has not yet been firm, and the integration of money and grain resources has not yet been held, it can be said that most of the resources in the south of the Yangtze River are still in the hands of those gentry, and if they want to take these resources from their hands, Zhou Shixiang is bound to implement the policy of Guangdong, and once these policies are implemented, these gentry who have now nominally returned to the Ming Dynasty are the natural enemies of the Taiping army. In the words of the previous life, there are individuals who betray the class, but there is no class that betrays the class. He did not expect that a group of landlords would take the initiative to stand up and "fight the local tyrants and divide the land", leading the villagers to destroy the privileges they had.

Moving the knife is Zhou Shixiang's only choice. Zhang Changgeng offered a brilliant method, that is, to open a "Tongyu case" to crack down on the Jiangnan gentry, but the premise of the implementation of this case was that the Taiping Army must solve the Jiangbei camp of the Qing army in Yangzhou, otherwise, this case could not be opened. To suppress the gentry now would be to dig their own graves and shake the Dingwu regime, which had only been established for a few days. If the Jiangnan gentry rose up against the Taiping army, then there would be a lot of smoke in the rear, and only the Manchus would benefit from it.

If the Jiangbei Qing Army is solved, then this knife will be invincible.

Righteousness and justice have never been the desire of the people, and the desire of the people is just a fart. Manchu won the world with a butcher's knife and won the hearts of the people with a butcher's knife, and this person's heart is the heart of the gentry. Whether it is Ming or Qing, the thoughts of the ordinary people have never been the hearts of the people seen by the court. But the gentry's heart is the most shaken, the most selfish, whoever is sharp, they will listen to whomever is sharp.

Crossing the river and Fulin Xiao'er decisive battle, even if the victory or defeat is only five or five, Zhou Shixiang has to fight and fight, only by defeating Fulin, he can do what he wants, and those people can know thoroughly that there will be no more Daqing from now on, only Daming! At that point, they will know what to choose.

Crossing the river, this is a gesture, but also an oath, and it is also an edict to the world to tell the world that the military regime is not the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Tang King is not Zhao Gou, and he Zhou Shixiang will never be Yue Fei, he will be Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, and will be the first person to restore the north.

"Get on board!"

Zhou Shixiang gave an order, and one by one the standard-bearers pulled out the military flags erected on both sides of the wharf, and then raised them high and strode on the bridge board.

On the wharf, hundreds of warships were densely lined up, and sails were everywhere. Bands of soldiers walked from the planks of the ships to the ships like countless streams.

"Wan Sheng!"

Tens of thousands of soldiers called out in unison.

Thousands of sails compete, hundreds of boats compete for the stream, and the vast river presents a magnificent scene.

The flotilla's goal was Zhenjiang, where the army would rendezvous with the first town stationed in Zhenjiang and then attack the Guazhou water camp on the north bank, before fighting the Qing army in a decisive battle.

According to the intelligence of the Military Intelligence Department, the Qing army had no less than 100,000 soldiers in the Jiangbei camp, including more than 30,000 Manchu and Mongolian cavalry, while the Taiping army had less than 5,000 cavalry and more than 60,000 infantry.

There is a big difference in the strength of the enemy and us, which is also why most of the generals did not agree to cross the river for a decisive battle when the Japanese army was discussed, but suggested that they should defend the river and drag down the Qing army. Yu Shizhong and other generals combined with Doni to abandon Guizhou and return to the north, analyzed that Wu Sangui changed at any time, and believed that there was no need to rush to the north, maybe Wu Sangui would help the Taiping army force Shunzhi to withdraw.

Zhou Shixiang never entrusted his fate to the hands of others, whether Wu Sangui would rebel, and whether he would enter Sichuan to attack Shaanxi and force Shunzhi to return to the army, these are all unknown. What he wants is to do it himself and defeat Shunzhi by himself, instead of waiting for others to help him.

Looking at the railing, the river and the sky are a line, looking far away, whether it is a warship or a person, they are all so small on this big river.

"Dashuai, there seems to be someone on the shore!"

Guo Xiong, an officer of the military department, suddenly handed the clairvoyant mirror to Zhou Shixiang, who took the clairvoyant mirror and looked at the dock.

In the footage, a horse-drawn carriage is parked on the pier.

In front of the car, a beautiful young woman was looking at this side.

Zhou Shixiang was stunned, because he seemed to have seen this woman somewhere.

On the shore, Changle stared blankly at the distant and blurred fleet, although she didn't know which boat Zhou Shixiang was on, but she knew that he must be there.

You live at the head of the Yangtze River, and I live at the end of the Yangtze River. Day. Sijun does not see you, and drinks the water of the Yangtze River together. (To be continued.) )