That year, the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty had a more famous "Battle of Guangning" in history, Guangning is now the north town of Liaoxi, by the mountains and the sea, at that time it was an important military place of the Ming Dynasty to defend the Houjin, the book recorded in detail the causes, processes, and results of the battle, I read it hastily, it seems to have nothing to do with the Nine Immortal Cave, because they are all ancient texts, and it is smelly and long to read, and it is very difficult.

After turning the pages for a long time, I was about to give up, and unintentionally, I found that the blank space of the page seemed to have some dent marks, as if I had written pencil words and had been erased with an eraser.

I carefully flipped to the back of the page, and used a flashlight to shine diagonally, so that I could see more clearly, there were indeed a lot of font traces, I used a carbon pen, stroke by stroke to "trace red", after filling in, I used my mobile phone to take a photo, and then flip the picture, into a "mirror".

A few lines of small words come into view: the imperial brother here is actually the emperor Taiji, Muzige is actually the fifth daughter of the emperor, the prestige of the Muzige army is too high, and she only favors the fourteenth brother Dorgon, to support his ascendancy, the emperor Taiji wants to take the opportunity to do Muzige, in order to prevent future troubles.

What a handsome font, moreover, it looks very familiar!

I'm sure it's Song Lei's handwriting!

Because when I was in college, Song Lei's grades have always been very good in the class, I don't study hard and often skip class, so I often ask him to borrow homework to copy, and I am very familiar with his handwriting!

It seems that when Song Lei was reading this book, he found something and marked it with a pencil, and later, it was erased by Shen Xingyue with an eraser, which can be regarded as destroying evidence?

I didn't expect to be deciphered by me, a smart man, in a simple way!

But what does this mean?

Huang Taiji? Dolgon? The fifth daughter of the emperor?

I looked at the Chinese section of the corresponding book, and there was no mention of the names of these two famous historical figures.

I saw the word "royal brother".

In light of the context, I carefully read this account, which is about a "Battle of Chrysanthemum Mountain" in the Battle of Quang Ninh.

The original text was difficult to understand, and it took me half an hour to completely sort out the content of the record while reading it.

The Battle of Chrysanthemum Mountain, which took place before the decisive battle of the Battle of Quang Ninh, the two sides set up a position under Quang Ninh City to confront each other, and they were both looking for other fighters.

On the side of the Ming army, a team of "night does not collect" scouts were sent to look for a path from the flank that could sneak attack the rear of the Houjin army.

The Houjin army also held the same tactical goal, and sent six Bayala (Houjin's special soldiers), and as a result, the two sides encountered at Chrysanthemum Mountain.

Compared with the Ming Dynasty's "Night Doesn't Collect", Houjin's "Bayala" is even more powerful, only six people, so that more than 100 "Night Doesn't Collect" almost all the army was wiped out, not only because they were brave, mainly because of the six "Bayala", the leader was a female Bayala, who knew spells, summoned the power of the five elements to attack "Night Doesn't Collect", and defeated the Ming army.

The surviving "night does not collect" went back to report that Xiong Tingbi, the chief general of the Ming army, disregarded the victory or defeat of the entire Guangning Campaign, and learned that this female "Bayala" had unfortunately broken a bone in the battle, and was recuperating in the same place, and from the frontal battlefield, all the "night not collected" troops were dismantled to attack Chrysanthemum Mountain, a total of more than 800 people.

After Houjin got the news, he also divided 500 troops to reinforce him, and for the sake of this female Bayala, both sides were red-eyed.

As a result of the battle, the Houjin army won a miserable victory, but the female Bayala ran out of mana, went mad, and began to attack her own people crazy, killing more than 100 of her own people, and almost killed one of her imperial brothers, who had no choice but to shoot her here.

After reading it, I looked at Song Lei's interpretation again and gradually understood.

That incomparably fierce female Bayala is Muzige, Yaoyao!

Moreover, in addition to knowing spells, she also has a noble status, she is the sister of Dolgon, that is, the daughter of Nurhachi, the founder of the Qing Dynasty!