is also a member of the Guan Ning Army, why can't you come clearly, but have to do the pickled thing of stabbing in the back?

"It stands to reason that my performance in the Battle of Ningyuan is enough to show his loyalty to the Ming Dynasty, but he can't even get fair treatment, let alone the long-awaited recognition."

The reason why Man Gui didn't jump like thunder was because he was too aggrieved in his heart, but he was a little calm.

Therefore, after moving to Qiantun, he did not show his dissatisfaction with Yuan Chonghuan, but just stationed silently, except for a face that was more coarsly portrayed by the grassland wind and sand, which was always gloomy and frightening.

Yuan Chonghuan learned about these situations through eyeliner, perhaps because he felt that he couldn't go, so he asked someone to send more than 500 jars of newly brewed Tongshan to burn over, just like a war horse is worth a jar of soju, which makes people feel very upset for Man Gui.

But he himself was smiling, and the Mongolian herdsmen who chased his stinky ass for debts instantly regarded him as a fragrant bait.

When I opened the mud of the Tongshan shochu jar, smelled the rich aroma of the wine, saw its deep red-brown color, and tasted its mellow and strong taste, I felt that it was worth the price.

I felt that the prairie man should be proud of having such a fine wine, so I felt that it was worth the trip.

Under their strong demand, Man Gui, who was taking advantage of the clansmen and not going away, put back in his heart the idea of integrating more than 100 strong grassland herdsmen into the army.

These Mongolian men didn't use any snacks and food, so they drank the same mountain roast.

However, with great perseverance, he categorically rejected Man Gui's idea of pouring out 300 jars of Tongshan Yao from the jar, pouring them into a special large wine sac, and bartering them back to the Mongolian steppe.

They just try to fill their stomachs as much as possible, even if they are drunk with five or six people, they have to store more energy.

Then, he asked him for a lot of grain and salt, even if these grains and salt were actually very, very rough in the eyes of Man Gui, who was used to the relatively fine life of the Han family.

Salt, in particular, is so coarse that it is simply inferior.

But they pressed as much food and salt as they could on the hard-working mules, and they themselves carried some on their shoulders in addition to being prepared to walk.

That sufficient weight can simply crush a strong Mongolian man.

But no one cared, and people, like livestock, were overwhelmed with heavy coarse grains and low-quality salt.

Man Gui silently watched all these behaviors, and thought silently in his heart: "Even if you put together the names of all the people and livestock, and transport these grains to the vast grassland, how many people will be enough to eat, how long?" ”

From this, Man Gui, who occasionally had a lot of concern, actually deduced that even the days of the Mongolian tribes on the rich Horqin steppe were actually very tight, and some of them were almost unbearable.

If it weren't for the fact that over the years, the Mongolian tribes have become more and more loose, and the glory and courage of the remnants of the golden family in the bloodline have become more and more thin.

Empathetic, in the loud and false excuse of these strong men, he insisted on stuffing a lot of relatively fine salt into their bulging rice bags, and also gave five additional large iron pots.

Looking at the bold men who were happy to blossom, riding on mules and waving their hands in a dashing manner, singing heroic grassland ballads, they plunged into the vast and dangerous Nuruer Tiger Mountain.

Man Gui couldn't help but think: "Will the Tiger and Bear Shuangsha help this group of soil buns back to the grassland like they escorted Ben to and from Nurul Tiger Mountain?" I don't think so! At most, it means non-interference and non-mixing.

After all, although the two Hanhan don't bite much, they don't recognize each other, and the general was introduced by Chongzhen's kid, fed them a lot of meat, and jokingly fought.

Otherwise, with the arrogance of the two land beast kings, and the royal glory of the 'tiger and the bear', even the generals would love to ignore it. O grassland, the grassland that would have been vast and melancholy! Alas, ask yourselves for many blessings! ”

Thinking about it, this strong man from the grassland but loyal to the Ming Dynasty finally felt a little guilty because he deceived his compatriots, and he also sighed in his heart - when will I be able to return to the grassland?

Thinking of the scenes after coming to Liaodong from the Mongolian steppe to serve the Ming Dynasty, especially after the defeat of the army and retreating to Guanning, he did not regret it, but felt a little regretful.

even scolded Yuan Chonghuan in his heart: You are not a person! You have a son without a!

As the commander of the Guanning Army and the governor of Liaodong of the Ming Dynasty, Yuan Chonghuan didn't even have the mood to pretend to see them, let alone form an alliance with them, and even take them as his own and build slaves together.

But when Man Gui entered the Mongolian territory this time, in addition to revisiting the vastness of the steppe, he also felt the vitality of the descendants of Genghis Khan, who had been broken for a hundred years, hidden deep in the vast sky and wilderness.

As long as the spring breeze blows, you can show the fat and strong cattle and sheep among them.

Like the declining Mongol tribes, even the shepherds and even princes of many tribes have become poor and sloppy, almost sluggish and humble.

But he still hides the greed for the rich Ming, the coveting of the delicate Han girl, and the desire to enter the customs and plunder deep in the deepest part of his bones.

Mangui, who bypassed the Horqin Sandy Land from the east, suddenly felt that Houjin was very close to Mongolia, even more than the Ming Dynasty.

After all, except for the first line of Shanhaiguan, there has been no army out of the Ming Dynasty for a long time, and there is almost no place for the Han people outside the Great Wall.

On the other hand, after the Jin, as soon as the iron horse was fired, he could enter the west and set foot in the Mongolian territory.

Man Gui knew very well that whether it was the Nu Chief or Huang Taiji, even if it was an ordinary child of the Eight Banners, he would not have the slightest respect for the prestige of the Golden Family, which had been floating on the grassland for more than two hundred years.

On the contrary, he is very coveted, and will consider whether he can achieve something with this little prestige, such as "The Jurchen is not more than ten thousand, and the ten thousand are invincible".

After all, hundreds of years ago, the so-called "invincible" Jurchen Jin Kingdom was hung and beaten by Mongolia.

If even this grievance of the past years can't be shamed, then how can we talk about riding the Yellow River and drinking the Yangtze River like their ancestors?

After all, the powerful Mongolian State that swept the steppe in the past was driven back to the grassland by the Hong Wuhan family led by the Ming Dynasty less than a hundred years after it entered the Central Plains.

Tatar Mongolia, Jurchen Jinguo, and Huaxia Daming, the grievances and grievances of these three parties have been entangled with each other for many years, and they can't tell who is right and who is wrong, they only care about which is stronger and which is weak.

The Ming Dynasty first had the Hongwu Emperor to establish a strong country, and then the Yongle Emperor five expeditions to Mongolia, although there were occasional twists and turns in the middle, but most of the time in the past two hundred years, they occupied the upper hand and took the initiative.

However, today, with the successive defeats of the Ming Dynasty in Liaodong, a new pattern has quietly formed.

If the Ming Dynasty can't join the many tribes on the grassland as soon as possible, it will form a situation of Lianmeng and resisting Jin.

So once the hostile gaze of the "Seven Hatreds" of Hou Jin drifts from Da Ming to the side even a little, it is very likely that through a big war, the ownership of the grassland will be determined first, and then the plan to attack Da Ming will be discussed.

Man Gui knew very well about the internal situation between Mongolia and the Later Jin, and knew that in terms of the current comparison of strength, the scattered Mongolian tribes were obviously unable to compete with the extremely cohesive Eight Banners of the Later Jin.

Even the Mongolian steppe at this time was firmly commanded by Lin Dan Khan, a direct descendant of Genghis Khan, who was said to be very brave and wise, and occupied the fertile Korqin steppe.

However, maybe neither Da Ming nor Yuan Chonghuan would care about Meng Jin and fight fiercely, right? This is the sorrow of the declining, right? Daming has been doing this for a long time.

However, does the current Da Ming really still have the qualifications and strength to drive the tiger and devour the wolf and control the captives with Hu?

In the Ming Dynasty, where the status of military generals is generally low, mixed into the position of chief soldier, which one is not a human spirit?

Especially for a foreign general soldier like Man Gui, in addition to being outstanding enough and hard enough to work hard, it is impossible for him to rise to such a high position if he has shortcomings, and he is still quite relied on.

Therefore, Man Gui looks rough and heroic, but in fact, his mind is very delicate, and he only took a trip to Horqin to see through these far-reaching details.

However, if he continues to enlighten, he will not have this ability.

Because even if he understands it thoroughly, he can still only help himself, go with the flow, and continue to be the chief soldier of his Ming Liaodong Guanning Army, just like most of the living beings, playing the role of a passerby in time.

Although Huang Taiji seems to have a relatively mild attitude towards the generals compared with his father Khan, who killed the fierce father, he seems to be relatively mild.

But Man Gui knew that it was a treatment of the Han generals, and if a foreign general soldier like him who was originally loyal to the Ming Dynasty surrendered to Houjin with a mistake in his brain, then the tragic end would be more tragic than a vigorous death.

Thinking of this, Man Gui took a deep breath of the moist air of the spring night, which still carried a slight chill.

The spring breeze blew through his beard, which he hadn't taken care of for a long time, and under his rugged appearance, a trace of yin cooling was gradually forming - Yuan Chonghuan, if you are not benevolent, don't blame me for being unjust, don't be caught by me.

When Zu Dashou, who was far away in Jinzhou, learned through his own way how Yuan Chonghuan treated Man Gui and how Man Gui reacted, he sneered disdainfully.

It was also like a joke, and he added fuel to it.

After finishing it, he squinted at the truth and said: "Look, this is the Mangui Manchu general you almost want to serve, the Mongolian warrior you are talking about, the Mongolian warrior." My ancestor will officially tell you today that the hearts of those who are not of my race will be different, Mongolia is Mongolia, Han is Han, and there is no such thing as being one, and the Han family is dominant, uniting the Mongolian people to resist foreign enemies. ”

"Anyone who tries to block national integration will eventually be crushed into dust by the wheels of history." Chongzhen thought so in his heart.