At this time, Zhang Fan didn't dodge anything, after all, even if he didn't count the bonus of spiritual power and even other means, just the internal force cultivation of the Inner Gate Extreme Realm was far from being comparable to before.

At this time, there was almost no movement, and the body did not move, and the poisonous miasma approaching from all directions, and even more than 3,000 hidden weapons of all kinds began to slow down when they approached Xiao Xuan's side about seven feet, as if they were loaded into an invisible but powerful mass of cotton. And this invisible and powerful seven-foot qi wall still seems to be sticky. When the countless poisonous miasma approached, it seemed to be dyed with a layer of green light not far in front of Zhang Fan. Countless hidden weapons are even more like they have been glued invisibly.

。。。。。。。。

The following nonsense,Update and complete this chapter before two o'clock.。。。。

。。。。。。。

Xiong Yanbi, the governor of Jiliao

Xiong Yanbi word flying hundreds, Ming Wanli years of progressive scholars, awarded the imperial history. He was sent to Liaodong and did a lot of work, but was framed by traitors and beheaded after three years in prison. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Chongzhen was rehabilitated.

Mao Wenlong, the governor of Jiliao

Mao Wenlong (1579-1629), known as Zhennan, was a military general of the Ming Dynasty in China. A native of Renhe, Zhejiang Province (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province). Wenlong was poor when he was young, learned linen physiognomy, made a living by measuring characters and reading faces for others, and then wandered the rivers and lakes, came to Shanhaiguan outside the border and spent more than 20 years of military career. In 1605, Wu Ke and the first. Later, he used Korea as a base to confront the Qing army, ensured the water communication with the Ming Dynasty, and at the same time attacked in the rear of the Qing Dynasty to contain its westward invasion of the Ming Dynasty, which eventually led to the Qing Dynasty's dispatch of troops to Korea. Wen Long led his troops to retreat to Phi Dao off the coast of the Yalu River estuary, and was later promoted to the rank of commander-in-chief. Phi Island is also called the Dongjiang River, fifteen miles from east to west, ten miles from north to south, and Zhangzi Island and Ludao at the mouth of the Yalu River constitute a three-legged trend, and the geographical location is between Liaodong, North Korea and Shandong Denglai Prefecture. The imperial court believed: "Although Mao Wenlong's extermination of slaves is insufficient, there is more than enough slaves." However, Mao Wenlong's ministry had problems such as greed for merit, reckless wages, refusal to be restrained, and difficulty in dispatching; Chonghuan was troubled and discussed the Pingliao matter with Qian Longxi, an auxiliary minister of the cabinet, and believed that Wenlong "should be used if it is available, and killed if it is not available," and advocated "starting with the Dongjiang River" and concentrating on dealing with Mao Wenlong. In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), Yuan Chonghuan took a boat to Shuangdao in the name of a military parade, sacrificed the sword of Shang Fang, and announced that Mao Wenlong should be beheaded in 12 crimes: 1. For 9 years, the money and grain of soldiers and horses have not been subject to the supervision of the governor of Jingluo; 2. There have been no military achievements, but they have reported the first merit; 3. They have been stubborn and have no courtesy; 4. They have stolen money and grain from the border sea; 5. They have opened the horse market and fornicated with foreign people; 6. They have blasphemed the famous weapons of the court and have built their own minions; 7. They have not counted the stolen goods and have become thieves; 8. They have been lustful and prostitutes; 9. They have detained refugees and disregarded the lives of the people; 10. They have befriended close servants; 11. They have made achievements in covering up their defeats; 12. They have been able to recover an inch of land in Liaodong after eight years of opening the town。 After Yuan Chonghuan finished saying the twelve charges, he asked for orders in the direction of the capital: "Tie Wenlong, go to the crown", and beheaded Wenlong in front of the tent. History records "the emperor suddenly heard, the meaning is very shocking". Emperor Chongzhen was very dissatisfied with Yuan Chonghuan's killing of Mao Wenlong, but "Thinking of death, and relying on Chonghuan, it is a good answer." Russia preached the crime of tyranny and dragon, so as to rejuvenate the heart of An Chong". Even so, this also planted the remote cause of Yuan Chonghuan's tragic death in the future. Three months later, there was a "change in Jisi" under the Qing army's arrival in Kyoto -- about 100,000 elite soldiers of the Houjin Dynasty made a detour through Mongolia, captured Zunhua from Xifengkou, and forced the Ming capital; on November 18, the Manchu army came to the city of Beijing, Beijing was under martial law, and the central government urgently dispatched all the Qinwang troops to defend the Beijing division. At that time, the officials of the Ming Dynasty saw the connection between Yuan Chonghuan's killing of Mao Wenlong and the "change of his own side", and the alternate section Ruan Zhenheng expressed great worry when he learned that Mao Wenlong's old department had signs of betrayal; Li Chengliang (1526~1615), a famous general of the Ming Dynasty, was a native of Tielingwei (now Tieling, Liaoning). His great-great-grandfather Li Ying "awarded the World Tielingwei Command Servant with Military Merit", and his great-grandfather Li Wenbin, grandfather Li Chunmei, and father Li Jing all hereditarily commanded the Servant. Li Chengliang, who grew up in such a family of military generals, studied and practiced martial arts since he was a child, and was admitted to Xiucai. In the forty-fifth year of Jiajing, Li Chengliang attacked Tielingwei to command the affairs. Due to his meritorious service in the battle, he was soon promoted to general of Liaodong Dangerous Mountain. In the first year of Longqing (1567), he was promoted to deputy commander-in-chief and guarded Liaoyang. In the fourth year of Longqing (1570), Wang Zhidao, the chief military officer of Liaodong, died in battle, and Li Chengliang was promoted to the governor of Liaodong. In the second year of Wanli (1574), Li Chengliang defeated Wang Gao, the Jurchen chieftain of Jianzhou, and was promoted to the commander-in-chief of Liaodong and commanded the Liaodong army. Wanli three years to add the crown prince Taibao, Wanli six years after the big break of the Mongolian Taining Wei, plus the Taibao, in December of that year because of military merits and awarded the title of "Fengtian Yiwei Xuanli Wuchen Ning Yuanbo", given a big red python robe, food Lu 1,600 stones. In the eighth year of Wanli, the Wanli Emperor issued an edict to build "Ningyuan Bo Li Chengliang Stone Fang" for him in today's Beining City, and gave the first division in Beijing. During the reign of Muzong, Li Chengliang mainly fought against the Mongol tribes in the north, and defeated the chieftain of the Han Er tribe Tuman and the chief of the Taining tribe Sujianghai several times. Li Chengliang guarded Liaodong for more than 20 years, fought in various places, defeated foreign enemies many times, made Liaodong rest in peace for many years, and consolidated the northeast frontier defense of the Ming Dynasty, so he was particularly valued by the Wanli Emperor and given all kinds of honors. Li Chengliang's illustrious envoy "the children are all in the ranks, and the servants are all honorable", Li Chengliang has nine sons or for the general or for the commander, or for the commander and the general, for a while, the power is Liaodong, and the people of the time are known as the "nine tiger generals of the Li family". Personally, he is proud, extravagant, and extravagant. Arbitrarily embezzle military salaries, salt taxes, etc. And with gold and silver, he "instilled power, accepted courtiers, Chinese and foreign dignitaries, all of them were full of their burdens, and they were swayed by it", and even the famous politician Zhang Juzheng also accepted bribes from him. Li Chengliang guarded the Jigong Stone Workshop in Liaodong, and Li Chengliang governed the army by rewarding meritorious soldiers and inspiring morale with glory and wealth. At first, the results were great, but later, the generals who enjoyed the wealth lost the enterprising spirit of their early years, and their achievements gradually declined. Incidents began to arise in which soldiers were reluctant to fight, the truth of defeat was covered up, and the situation of falsely reporting victories in order to receive rewards occurred from time to time, and there were even bad acts of killing good citizens and pretending to be the head of the enemy to invite merit. Although these were done by his subordinates, Li Chengliang, as the commander-in-chief, could not escape the blame. In the nineteenth year of Wanli (1591), Li Chengliang sent his deputy general Li Ning to fight, but he was defeated and returned, but Li Chengliang turned a deaf ear. This matter spread to the capital, so some Beijing officials who were dissatisfied with him began to make a big fuss, condemned one after another, and the inspector was impeached by Hu Kejian, and Li Chengliang was dismissed and returned to the court. After Li Chengliang was dismissed, there was no one in Liaodong who was qualified to serve as the chief soldier, and "in ten years, it was easier to be eight marshals, and the border preparations were relaxed." Li Chengliang's eldest son, Li Rusong, is also a generation of famous generals, and he was the main general in the middle of Wanli to aid North Korea. In the twenty-fifth year of Wanli (1597), Li Rusong was appointed as the commander-in-chief of Liaodong, but he was killed in a battle with the Mongol tribes a year later, and the situation in Liaodong was very tense. Therefore, in the twenty-ninth year of Wanli (1601), the scholar Shen Yishang asked the Wanli Emperor to let Li Chengliang restore the town of Liaodong in order to seek peace and security for the country, and the Wanli Emperor agreed. At this time, Li Chengliang was 75 years old, and although he repeatedly resigned, he did not get the emperor's permission, so he re-guarded Liaodong. At this time, the situation in Liaodong was no longer what it used to be, and the Jianzhou Jurchen tribe annexed many tribes under the leadership of Nurhachi, and it was becoming more and more powerful and difficult to shake. Li Chengliang changed his strategy, changed from offensive to defensive, focused on Fu, abandoned the Kuandian area, and moved the local residents into the interior, the purpose of which was to clear the wilderness for the fortified wall, and second, to open up a buffer zone conducive to attack and defense to curb the invasion of the Jurchens. The officials in the capital were in an uproar when they heard the news, and they accused Li Chengliang of abandoning the country, losing power and humiliating the country. However, with the resolute support of Emperor Wanli, Li Chengliang guarded Liaodong for another 8 years, and his prestige remained unchanged that year, and he was given the title of Taifu.