After a more than 10-day trek from the capital to the south, the Janissary Guard's expedition to Tibet reached Tibet at a speed that was unimaginably fast. Then they had already started to climb the plateau from Sichuan, and it only took them more than ten days to march from the capital, and such a speed could simply be recorded in the history of mankind. Because of such a fast march, I'm afraid no long-distance runner can do that, and then they all did it.

"This is really a plateau, a forbidden area for life!" Li Guodong smiled bitterly.

Li Guodong carried an oxygen bag on his back, and then he also breathed the oxygen in it, and he also felt a lot of pressure! And these Red Police soldiers under Wang Guorui don't even have oxygen bags, and they can all stand it. This makes Li Guodong's awe of Wang Guorui even more powerful, because with these capable and loyal soldiers, what kind of country can't be defeated? Of course, there are oxygen bags, which are still only available to those natural person officers, and other Red Police soldiers do not have this treatment at all.

"Attack me, see the city, attack me right away, understand?" Li Guodong said.

"Boom Boom Boom Boom ......"

Thousands of Red Police soldiers who had climbed the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, under the leadership of Lieutenant General Li Guodong, immediately began to fight. Whenever they came across a town, they immediately began to attack. And those so-called armed forces in Tibet, that is simply too poor, if it were not for the plateau environment, then Wang Guorui would have been able to set foot in Tibet a long time ago, and it would be easier than even taking any city. The vast majority of these Tibetan soldiers on the plateau also fought with broadswords and cold weapons, and they were completely vulnerable in the face of these Red Police soldiers with guns.

As a result, the people in those cities were wiped out very quickly. And when the Red Guard soldiers had eliminated the enemy's armed forces, they immediately began to prepare for the emancipation of the serfs. And those serfs after hearing about the new policy. At first, I thought it was incredible. Later, after repeatedly confirming that they could obtain land and that they could not be slaves, they all suddenly became excited, and began to lead the way to help these red police troops sweep other cities on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Cities were soon conquered, and the serfs were freed. The serfs also began to join the Belt and Road Party. Some even joined the army to help with logistics. In less than two days, Li Guodong immediately began to prepare more than 7,000 logistics personnel, and then prepared for them to start taking charge of transporting supplies. Fortunately, the materials needed by the Red Guard soldiers are simple, they don't need any vitamins and vegetables, and those high-level materials only need to be in charge of natural person officers, which reduces the logistical pressure countless times. As for the ammunition, the problem is not big, as long as you save some.

And this Tibetan serf has chosen to stand on Wang Guorui's side, because of the injustice. That is, with Wang Guorui's willingness to abolish slavery, that is to say, they can support it. Among those who choose to be the leading party and choose to be slaves, I am afraid that the vast majority of normal people choose to be the leading party. Because of the so-called national ideology, that is based on the situation of citizens. If this country doesn't treat you as a citizen, then can you think of those people as their homeland? If the ruling class in this country treats you as a slave, will the people really support you? Count on a person who is forced to work without any pay, and can even be killed casually. And then your own life is just a symbol of wealth in the eyes of those slave owners, and even people can kill you at will. Trade your life for what he calls pleasure. In such a situation, would you still think that this slave would love the country ruled by these slave owners?

The country does not know that there is a people, the people do not know that there is a country, and the country does not treat you as its own citizen, so can you expect these people to love your country? In the eyes of the Tibetan slave owners, these serfs were not citizens. So these serfs will also support foreign rulers. Whoever can abolish slavery, these slaves will follow him. It is simply impossible to expect a slave to have a national righteousness for this so-called nation. The so-called citizenship consciousness and national consciousness are also based on having their own autonomy and being able to decide their own destiny. You can feel the freedom of the foundation. Do you expect any patriotism from a person who is forced to work and can even be killed at any time for fun? Just like human-like cows and horses, will they recognize the human nation and will have human patriotism? Maybe they will have a crush on a certain master, but this is definitely not patriotic.

So when the news of Wang Guorui's abolition of slavery came, a large number of serfs also became the leading party.

"Kalun, we just received news that the Chinese are going to war against you, so prepare early! I have come in a hurry from India to inform you! You don't have a telegram here, that's why I'm in a hurry! An Englishman said.

But one of the other three Kaluns in the Tibetan Kashag immediately became furious and said, "What's the matter with you? The Chinese have already climbed the plateau, and there are about 5,000 of them! They have swept all over our plateau and then released those untouchables everywhere. But is it too late for you to inform me now? ”

"What? They've landed, this can't be! The Englishman said.

"What can't be? This is a battle report sent by our people, according to their description, those Han people have already been killed, and they can't stop it at all! Can you British send troops to support us! Kalun asked.

"Send out the army? No way, the environment here is too bad for our army to stand it! The Englishman replied.

But this Kalun immediately said: "This is the Han Janissary Army, the most elite army!" ”

"No way, although I heard that the Praetorian Guard was dispatched to conquer Tibet, they set out from Beijing! They set off from Beijing, it has only been half a month, how did they get to the plateau? No way! You know, I came here from India alone, and I felt tired when I hurried to hurry. How could their army march so fast, did they fly over? The Englishman said incredulously.

However, on the other hand, the British Legation Zhu Erdian's face was also green, and he said, "Did they fly over?" ”

Zhu Erdian looked at this photo, which was Li Guodong, the commander of the Praetorian Guard, commanding the army to attack the Tibetan city. The photograph was apparently transmitted to the bottom of the plateau by the eagle and then again by the pigeon. Because this plateau can only let the eagles carry the news, but fortunately, there are many of the liberated slaves who can train falcons, so they can naturally send messages to the bottom of the plateau through the eagles, and then send the camera negatives to the bottom of the mountain, and finally through the processing of the technical department, they are sent to Beijing again.

And when Zhu Erdian saw this photo, it was like seeing a ghost. He could see that the photograph was not faked, but a real photograph. But this is even more terrifying, because Zhu Erdian estimates that even if these Janissaries want to march, it will take a full two months to actually set foot on this plateau to fight. This was already as overestimated by Zhu Erdian as possible, but he didn't expect that this was like seeing a ghost, and he actually launched his first battle in less than fifteen days.

"Terrible, terrible! Are they still human? If there is such a force, then even if there is any rebellion in the country, then maybe it will be able to put down the rebellion soon, right? Zhu Erdian thought in shock.

Why were ancient rebellions so severe, and even if they did, the consequences were unimaginable? That's because of the backwardness of the ancient ability to communicate and march, because once a local rebellion broke out, the mobilization of soldiers to quell the rebellion might be as little as a month, and even more incalculable. In this way, it is easy for the local rebels to grow and finally divide one side.

But this is terrible, from Beijing to Tibet, it is only fifteen days. Isn't it terrible to march almost from the northernmost part of China to the southernmost part of Tibet in fifteen days? With such a fast march, coupled with the order of the telegram, it was possible to give an order at any time, and then go and quickly put down the rebellion.

Zhu Erdian estimated that if some of these troops could be arranged in every province of China, it would not be much, that is, about 500 people. If there is any rebellion in the locality, they can be ordered to put down the rebellion at any time by telegram. Then the vast majority of rebellions will also be nipped in the bud, and then they will not be able to grow at all. In this case, Wang Guorui's rule in China will be as safe as Mount Tai. And any rebellion may be nipped in the bud, and there will simply not be enough time to grow bigger.

"Terrible! This kind of rapid reaction of troops is really terrifying. The one surnamed Wang, how many such troops are there? Zhu Erdian thought.

Zhu Erdian even knew that Wang Guorui sent him these photos to show off his muscles. Although the speed of marching alone cannot be absolutely explained, the speed of marching is always one of the references for the combat effectiveness of the army. No matter what the era, the speed of the army will always be an important reference. Even if it comes to the interstellar age in the future, this marching speed is definitely an important indicator. Human beings will never change in pursuit of marching speed. So Zhu Erdian saw this photo, which says a lot. Wang Guorui's troops, even if only a very small part of them can reach such a marching speed, it is very powerful. (To be continued.) )