No wonder Shao Wu went for so long and didn't come back, it turned out that Sun Ying took advantage of his absence at home to put Huang An and them in prison! This is really a damn praying mantis catching cicadas, and the yellow finch is behind!

Thinking that his subordinates who were born and died with him were now imprisoned in Jinzhou Prison and didn't know whether they were alive or dead, Dayong couldn't help but be angry, and he couldn't wait to immediately order his troops and horses to kill Jinzhou, and pull the old man Sun Ying up from the bed and chop him with a knife!

But this is obviously unrealistic, not to mention that it is impossible for the Jinzhou army to attack Jinzhou now, even if there is this possibility, Dayong does not dare to really lead the troops to kill back.

Loyal ministers, Dayong is a loyal minister, loyal to the Ming Dynasty, loyal to Emperor Zhuang Lie.

From the first day of coming to this era, Dayong vowed to fight a peaceful world for Emperor Zhuang Lie, no matter how many "rebellious" things he did in the eyes of the imperial court, in his bones he still believed that everything he did was for the Ming Dynasty and Emperor Zhuang Lie, so he was by no means a traitor without a king and a father, and he was just a loyal minister of the Ming Dynasty who wanted to do better. Sun Ying was appointed by the imperial court as the governor of Liaodong, how could Dayong, who regarded himself as a loyal minister of the Ming Dynasty, really kill him?

Jinzhou is thousands of miles away from Jinzhou, to go straight from Jinzhou to Jinzhou, you have to first pass through the Jinjun controlled by Fu, Gai, Yao, Hai, Guangning and other places, if the Jinzhou army is a pure cavalry, Dayong can't really make a desperate effort to fight a bloody way back from the territory of the Jin army, but the Jinzhou army is not a pure cavalry, he is a mixed corps composed of cavalry, infantry, artillery, not hundreds of thousands of people, but a regiment of more than 10,000 people. How could such a large and slow-moving army go straight to Jinzhou in the area controlled by the Jin army. Even if God cheats and the Jin army becomes blind, let them swagger back to Jinzhou, what can Dayong do?

If Sun Ying didn't let them into the city, would Dayong have to pull out the cannon and bombard the Jinzhou city gate? Take the lives of your subordinates to pile up the walls of Jinzhou? Kill the Ming army comrades in the city? Rush into the city and arrest all the officials appointed by the imperial court and slaughter them?

Obviously, none of the above dares can be done. Jinzhou is not as good as Dengzhou, even if he demolishes Dengzhou, it will not have any impact on Daming, and there are not many people left in Dengzhou anyway. But Jinzhou is different, Jinzhou is an important town, and the Ming Dynasty is an important town outside the Guan, and it is the first front line to directly face the Jin army! If Dayong really did these things in Jinzhou, there is no doubt that the relatives and enemies will be soon, I am afraid that Hong Tai will be able to wake up from bed in the middle of the night when he hears the infighting in Jinzhou, and he Shi Dayong will also become a real traitor scolded by everyone in the government and the opposition.

Fighting for life and death outside, and suddenly hearing that his subordinates who were born and died were imprisoned, no one was not angry, but Dayong couldn't help but face the reality - at least now, he couldn't take care of Jinzhou.

Seeing that Dayong didn't speak with a gloomy face, Wu Heyin's heart also rose to his throat, knowing that he had said something he shouldn't have said, and Shi Dayong, who was angry and angry, acted irrationally for the sake of Jinzhou's subordinates, and he had to redeem his mistakes.

He cautiously whispered: "These are actually all passed down from Ning Jin's fine works, the authenticity has not been verified, and the general doesn't have to worry too much." ”

"No wind, no waves." Dayong shook his head, he believed that what Wu Heyin said must have happened, but he couldn't figure out why Sun Ying, a new governor, would attack his own people, was it just to install the people he brought from Guannai?

Jinzhou is an important town, and just after a big war, a little sensible people will not be stupid enough to arrest those generals who have just made great achievements in defending the city, let alone put a group of people who are not familiar with military affairs in a critical position, and the consequence of this is likely to be only one - when the Jin army comes to attack again, no one is willing to die for the imperial court, and a group of timid and afraid of death waste will eventually bury this Ming bridgehead outside the pass.

Based on this consideration, the more Dayong thought about it, the more confused he became, and even wondered if Ning Jin's Jin Army's detailed intelligence was wrong, but he quickly ruled out this possibility. He could only think about why a governor of Liaodong who did not have a deep foundation would do such a stupid thing, was he not afraid that he would complain to the court after returning from Guannai?

A newly appointed governor can't cover the sky with one hand, not to mention that he is facing a general who has set up nearly 10,000 heads and has made great contributions to the south to quell the rebellion. When the two parties collide, it is impossible for the imperial court to ignore it, and there will even be a situation of favoring Zu Dashou as when Zu Dashou was there. After all, what Jinzhou needs is a qualified military general, a martial artist who can defend the Ming Dynasty from the Eastern Captives, not a literati who can only play with a pen.

I can't figure it out, Dayong really can't figure it out, is Sun Ying confused? Or is there another inside story in this, is it related to the ancestral family? Or maybe Chen Ang resented what he had slandered in Sun Ying, or what did the people of Sun Chengzong's family in Shanhaiguan do? Or is it that important minister in the court sees that he is not pleasing to the eye and wants to teach himself a lesson?

Calculating the time, it has been a year since he left Jinzhou, and he has not heard any news in this year, even Gao Qiqian, Lin Qing, and Pei Shaokuan don't know about it, and it is really shocking to think about it carefully. To be able to block the news to such an extent, I'm afraid it's not something that a new governor of Liaodong can do, right?

Who the hell can't get along with Lao Tzu! Who the hell is it!

Dayong was puzzled, and was so angry that he kicked over the stool in front of him, so frightened that Wu Heyin hurriedly knelt down, and he didn't dare to make a sound, and the guards outside were also startled, but they didn't dare to enter the account without getting the order.

After a long time, Da Yong calmed down the fluctuations in his heart and glanced at Wu Heyin, who was kneeling: "Get up, this matter has nothing to do with you."

Wu Heyin got up as he said, and stood there not daring to speak.

Dayong ignored him, but summoned Guo Yi and instructed him: "Cut off the heads of Dasu and those golden soldiers and send them to Gonggong Zhao on the ship." ”

Guo Yi wrote it down and asked, "Do you want to say something?" ”

Dayong shook his head and said, "No, Gonggong Zhao knows how to do it." ”

Guo Yi received the order to take someone to cut off the head, and Dayong told him again: "Tell Qian Dagang that all letters from Zhao Gonggong should be sent to Dengzhou by boat as soon as possible, and then Li Dashan will arrange a fast horse to send them to Beijing." ”

After Guo Yi went down, Dayong summoned Song Qing, the commander of the artillery battalion, and ordered him to unload all the artillery and then drive the whole battalion to Jinzhou. He also instructed Qi Sanbao and Wu Tiande of the baggage camp to count how much grain had been unloaded from the ship, and how much grain there was on the side of Wanghai Fort.

Qi Sanbao asked for instructions on how to deal with those Han army banner captives and Han people in Wanghai Fort, Dayong thought about it and asked him to deal with it according to the "Nine Rank Han Traitor System" agreed in advance.