After the Zhongdu was taken down, most of the emperor's ministers were caught in a net, and the Jin Kingdom was basically collapsed, and there were no worries about the remaining stragglers. Wang Jinlong arranged for Guo Jing and Yang Kang to lead a troop each, and then equipped with staff officers to conquer the forces in the Jin State that refused to surrender. Although they are still very young, in order to exercise their abilities, Wang Jinlong still arranged it this way.

As for the princes and ministers who were caught, as long as they were not guilty of the most heinous crimes, or those who were resentful and still wanted to find an opportunity to restore, they were let go, and even allowed to keep some of their property so that they could live in peace for the rest of their lives.

But no matter from which point of view, Wanyan Honglie is not within the scope of the pardon. This guy finally had nowhere to escape this time, and he knew that it was impossible to survive in the hands of Wang Jinlong, so he simply lit a fire and burned himself beyond recognition. He tried to make Wang Jinlong unable to confirm that he was dead, and he had to go down all over the world to hunt him down, wasting manpower and financial resources in vain. This was his last revenge.

It's a pity that he thinks too highly of himself, he used to be the sixth prince of the Jin Kingdom, and he had some power in his hands to cause some trouble to Wang Jinlong. Now that the Jin Kingdom is gone, he, the sixth prince, has become a waste, what else is there to care about? What's more, he didn't act carefully enough, when he committed suicide, he happened to be seen by a palace person, and it was confirmed that he was the one who died, why did Wang Jinlong spend so much effort?

When Wang Jinlong was staking his land, Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty also moved. The edicts sent by the Jin Emperor for reinforcements still worked, and both countries decided to send reinforcements. Even if the Jin Kingdom has been destroyed, Wang Jinlong cannot be allowed to accept the inheritance of the Jin Kingdom smoothly.

After receiving this information, Wang Jinlong did not dare to slack off, and immediately sent Lu Chengfeng to the south to resist the invasion of the Southern Song Dynasty, assisted by Guo Jing and Huang Rong. He personally faced Mongolia and brought Yang Kang, Xu Dazhui, and Ding Li. Mu Nianci still sits in the rear, taking care of all the logistics affairs.

There is nothing to say in the south, the small court of Lin'an is obviously rich and has people, but it can never win a war. What's more, most of Wang Jinlong's business is in the south, and countless commercial nodes have been laid out, which can be transformed into intelligence agencies at critical moments. In addition, there is also Shi Miyuan, the number one ghost in the sky, it is really not too easy to fight. In addition to taking advantage of the sudden dispatch of troops at the beginning, as soon as Lu Chengfeng, Guo Jing, and Huang Rong arrived, they immediately beat them and howled wolves, and even reached Lin'an in one breath, and the frightened emperors and ministers fled en masse.

In a certain way, the bloody nature of the Southern Song Dynasty court was far worse than that of the Jin Kingdom. When Wang Jinlong surrounded Zhongdu at the beginning, the emperors and ministers of the Jin State did not have a chance to escape. But they chose to stay and hold on, waiting for reinforcements from all sides. This decision was wrong in hindsight, but it does not negate their courage.

And the Southern Song Dynasty was just the opposite, when the backbone was broken once by the Jin State, and when the capital was besieged again, he immediately ran away without hesitation. Although this temporarily preserved the existence of the imperial court, it also caused the morale of the military and civilians across the country to plummet, and it was logical that a large number of surrenders were made.

The Southern Song Dynasty court fled all the way south, and wherever they fled, Lu Chengfeng chased them wherever they went, and they took over the territory while chasing. Since it was not a foreigner who overthrew the imperial court this time, but the Wang Jinlong force, who was also a Han Chinese, he would not kill a lot after receiving the territory, but mainly to pacify, so the territory was received very smoothly, and there was basically no chaos. The fleeing Southern Song Dynasty was also affected, and the more they fled, the smaller the group, and in the end only a few die-hard people were left to follow.

Compared with the smooth sailing in the south, the war in the north was more difficult. Out of the importance of Wang Jinlong, Genghis Khan temporarily canceled the conquest of Khorezm, concentrated all his forces, and had an army of 300,000 to attack Wang Jinlong in the south.

If Wang Jinlong had only one person, he would have been able to advance and retreat freely without confronting the Mongol army head-on, using guerrilla attacks and harassment. But now that he is the head of a country, and he has more than 200,000 troops under his command, he can't run around, so he can only use the art of war to deal with it.

Fortunately, Wang Jinlong had already used the "Wu Mu's Testament" as a teaching material, taught a lot of military talents, and used the staff system to gather everyone's wisdom to deal with the Mongol army. It's just that the disadvantage in terms of strength is not so easy to smooth, especially the Mongolian army is cavalry, which comes and goes like the wind, and it is difficult to annihilate even if it wins, so Wang Jinlong has always fallen behind, but there is no risk of defeat in a short time.

Although the army under Wang Jinlong was very well trained and well-equipped, there was one weakness that could not be concealed, that is, it had never experienced a real war. When I fought Jin Guo before, it was too smooth, and it was a little more troublesome than armed off-road, and the real tough battles were fought by the miscellaneous soldiers who gathered up. Now they encounter the Mongol army, but it is a hard-fought battle, and this weakness makes them lose a lot.

If the fight continues like this, of course, the army under Wang Jinlong can be trained into a hundred elites, but it is difficult to say how many people will be left at that time. Therefore, Wang Jinlong decided to change tactics and directly behead Genghis Khan.

Genghis Khan also knew that Wang Jinlong's martial arts were extremely high, and he had long been prepared for him to play assassination, so even in the military camp, various precautions were set up. It was a routine means for the soldiers to guard day and night, and the tent was also set up there as a cover, and the real body was not in it, but hiding in another inconspicuous tent, and the news of something was also transmitted by brass pipes, like making a telephone call. As for where the copper pipe leads, only a very few henchmen know, and no one else knows.

This is already the tightest means of defense, if you hide farther away, you will not be able to command the army, and this is the only way.

Although the means are a little rough, Wang Jinlong is not a killer who is proficient in assassination, and high martial arts does not mean that everything can be done smoothly. The first assassination failed, and after killing through an unknown number of layers of defense, he finally rushed into the tent, only to find that Genghis Khan was not here at all, and his efforts were in vain.

The second time I was prepared, I grabbed a general who had just finished reporting from the tent, and used the soul transfer method to ask Genghis Khan if he was in the tent, only to know that this general had a conversation with Genghis Khan through a copper pipe.

The distance between the brass pipes and the brass tube must not be too far, so Wang Jinlong looked for it in tents one by one. It's a pity that before he could find it, he was discovered again, and he could only retreat after a big battle. The second assassination attempt, still failed.

The third assassination finally allowed Wang Jinlong to find Genghis Khan's hiding place. This guy is indeed deceitful, and his hiding place is not in another tent, but in a basement dug out on the fly. Ordinary people will only look for it on the ground, who would have thought that he would hide underground?

However, this time he still failed to kill Genghis Khan, because the first two assassinations had already reminded him and transferred early, and it was his general Mu Huali who commanded the army here instead of him. Wang Jinlong could only take Mu Huali's life, and finally did not return empty-handed.

Mu Huali is one of the four founding heroes of Mongolia in history and an important assistant of Genghis Khan. Killing him was enough for Genghis Khan to feel distressed for a long time. The ensuing battle also showed Genghis Khan's furious mood, driving a large number of captured miscellaneous soldiers to attack frantically, as if he was going to bury Wang Jinlong alive with his corpse.

This kind of brutal fighting is the most tempered army, and it is also the most casualties. Wang Jinlong did not want to see too many casualties among his men, so he went into battle during the day, always fighting at the forefront, and continued to assassinate at night, trying to stop Genghis Khan's madness.

I don't know who gave Genghis Khan the idea, although the previous Mongolian military camp was quite orderly, but in fact there were still many loopholes. After Wang Jinlong was assassinated several times, Genghis Khan also learned to be obedient and even deployed his defense in the way the Han people camped.

Different from the extensive camping method of the Mongols, the Han army was very particular when it was encamped, not only focusing on defense, but also taking into account smooth traffic, fire prevention and theft, clear hierarchy and so on. The benefits of this, not to mention anything else, at least make Wang Jinlong's infiltration almost impossible. Each row of tents is a line of defense, and to enter from the outermost to the very center, you need to cross at least a dozen lines. With so many eyes, even Wang Jinlong would be difficult to cross silently.

Of course, such a way of camping was too cumbersome, and even the Han army was rarely able to do it, and it was not suitable for the Mongols. Although their original way of camping was rude, they had one of the greatest advantages, that is, they were easy to attack. As long as an order is given, the camp can be directly used as an attack position. Not now, you have to get out of the camp before you can line up, or you'll be crowded.

But in order to prevent Wang Jinlong's assassination, it can only be like this, otherwise Genghis Khan will not be able to sleep and the battle will not have to be fought.

Since the assassination of Genghis Khan became impossible, Wang Jinlong had no choice but to change his goal. You can't kill the biggest one, but you can always kill the small one, right? I can't find a general like Mu Huali, and I can also find a commander of ten thousand or a thousand commanders. It really doesn't work, and the centurion doesn't mind killing him.

This seems to be a bit of a fall, Wang Jinlong is a dignified head of a country, and he is going to be the emperor in the future, and he actually acts as an assassin to assassinate the centurion, which is too shameless, and it makes people laugh when he says it. However, Wang Jinlong is a guy who doesn't care about face, not only does he not feel that he is down, but he is full of interest.

Wang Jinlong certainly has a reason for doing this, he learned this kind of theory as early as when he was a special forces, and in an army, the supreme commander is important, and the middle-level and grass-roots commanders below are equally important. Without middle- and low-level commanders, no matter how clever the strategy and tactics are, they will not be able to carry out.

Ten days later, the effect of Wang Jinlong's wanton assassination of Mongolian officers was revealed, and the Mongolian army was somewhat ineffective!