After a series of premeditated and organized attacks in Lushun, the first thing that the commander-in-chief of the Russian army in Lushun, Slivsky, thought about was not how to drive the enemy into the sea, but how to make others bear this black cauldron.

Lieutenant Colonel Jerkas, who usually opposes himself everywhere because he has a relationship with him, and is dissatisfied with many of his actions, but what makes Slicksky can be said is that although Lieutenant Colonel Jerkas is very dissatisfied with himself, he did not report himself to his superiors, which makes Slievsky very confused.

He knew that if it weren't for someone above deliberately covering up his crimes, I'm afraid that Slievsky at this time would have already become a dry skeleton, as for what general, what commander-in-chief, it would be better to think about it after he died.

It's just that Lieutenant Colonel Jerkas's behavior really makes Slicksky unpredictable, I don't know what he thinks in his heart, and I don't know what he wants to do? But it doesn't matter anymore, the important thing is that he doesn't exist anymore, and he left with the crime that rightfully belongs to him, as long as Slickski knows about these problems, and as for everything else, fucking hell!

"General, Your Majesty is calling." One of Sliveski's guards stood dumbfounded in the doorway, a telegram in his hand, and reported aloud.

After solving the troubles, Slievsky's mood is also exceptionally bright, and it is indeed a very refreshing thing to have no burden of crimes. Especially after the loss of that incompetent infamy, and what Slickski got was only the infamy of treating the enemy as his own, which was indeed much easier than the infamy of incompetence.

"Read it out!" Slicksky sat on the general's lean, holding an unlit cigarette in his hand, and muttered in his heart.

"Yes, General." The guard cleared his throat and continued to read aloud: "General, Your Majesty said that no matter what, I ask the general to hold out for a few days, and one army unit of reinforcements is already on the way, and there will be two more group armies coming after that." ”

Slivsky nodded as if he had been treasured, His Majesty the Tsar had spoken to him like this, and when he returned to China in the future, who would dare to speak loudly to himself? Besides, I said that the situation was so bad before, but what about the reality? It's just that the Chinese Imperial Defense Forces have landed, and as for one of the military units here, not a single soldier has been lost, oh, no, it should be said that the losses are negligible, only the few unlucky sentry soldiers were killed and the shore artillery positions were lost, and the Russian troops in Arthur do not seem to have any major losses.

And with the more than 10,000 Russian troops currently in Lushun, if you resist hard, it should be no problem to hold out for a few days, right? Although there are problems with the combat effectiveness of the Russian army, the Russian army has an advantage that no country's army in the world has, of course, at present, but in the next few decades, the Russians will deeply understand that the original death is also hierarchical, and the Russian army, at best, is just a newcomer.

Thinking of this, Slicksky smiled strangely, the crime was gone, originally he just begged for nothing, but he didn't expect that even His Majesty the Tsar said so now, so as long as he made a little merit, after returning home, he would definitely be treated as a guest of honor by His Majesty the Tsar.

"General, Your Majesty also reminded that Lushun is a particularly important place in the Far East of our Tsarist Russian Empire, and it cannot be lost in any case, and losing Lushun is equivalent to losing our bridge into the depths of the Far East, which is a very shameful thing for the Empire." Seeing that Slivesky's mood had calmed down a little, the guards continued.

"Well, I know, you can go down." Si Livsky looked like a five-good general, worried about the country and the people, and waved his hand at the guards as if he had a headache, signaling that he had to think about the problem, you go out first.

When the guards saw Sliveski make this gesture, they understood that he was going out by himself, if he didn't even understand the most basic truth, then what qualifications did he have to stay by Slifsky's side for so long? And he is currently the most trustworthy of Sliefsky's personal guards?

The important surname of Lushun, whether it is the tsar and others on the far European continent, or the Tsarist Russian soldiers on the scene in Lushun, whether it is an ordinary soldier or a general officer, and no matter how high the talent of each of them is, but they all know one thing, that is, the important surname of Lushun.

This sentence even needs to be reminded by others to understand that the loss of Lushun is not just the loss of Lushun, but the loss of the prestige of the entire Tsarist Russia, which will not only make European countries doubt the combat effectiveness of the Tsarist Russian Empire, but also make the prestige of the Tsarist Empire plummet.

Neither the Tsar at the top nor the people at the lowest level wanted to see the international prestige of the Tsarist Empire plummet. Because it's not a contradiction among the people.

Just like in history, when the Republic of China was in the past, when the conditions were so difficult and the enemy was so strong, the enemy even created massacres one after another to deter the people, but did the army succeed? No, what they got was the hatred of the people for them, an eternal hatred, a hatred that would not even be resolved for hundreds of years.

Wantonly slaughtered, helpless to resist, but what is the final result? The ancestors still relied on their own hands and bodies, and under the guidance of a senseless spirit, they finally drove away the enemy.

In fact, no matter how beautiful a country is on the surface, how it falls, and even when all the people have a kind of hatred for the ruler, if at this time, an outsider looks down on himself, then this outsider will get the deepest memory, and this is the case with Tsarist Russia at this time.

Despite the tsar's greed at home and the cries of the people at home, this was not the best time to crush this huge empire, and it was also the easiest time to provoke national resistance.

The Russo-Russian War was originally a good opportunity, but the nascent Chinese Empire accidentally intervened, which not only made the top leaders of the two sides angry, but also regarded the Chinese Empire as a unified enemy. It is easy to say that Russia and Russia are fighting each other, everyone is a great power, and there are contradictions and conflicts, which is okay to say, but as soon as your newborn country dares to come to the war, doesn't this throw the face of these two empires to the ground at once?

'Boom, boom, boom! ’

'Smack, smack, smack! ’

'Tong, Tong, Tong! ’

For a while, there was a lot of gunfire in Lushun City, and Slievsky's face suddenly became a little pale, and his body subconsciously hid under the table, and then he came out from under the table with a frightened look, and shouted loudly to the door: "What happened outside?" ”

(To be continued)