Siheyuan: Starting from Saving Qin Huai Ru

Chapter 779 Controlling Border Town
Time and time again, Linghu Chong, the protagonist of "Swordsman", emphasized his grievances, thinking that Huashan School is his home, and his master and mother are like his parents.

But every time his family and parents had doubts about him, he remained steadfast and kept silent.

In order to keep his promise to Feng Qingyang, and for so-called "heroes" like Tian Boguang and Xiang Wentian, Linghu Chong went further and further away from his master and wife.

The Six Immortals of Peach Valley who almost tore their master and wife into pieces, Linghu Chong commented that they were innocent and had no intentions.

If there is any child in the world who treats his "parents" like this, watching him befriend bandits and disregarding the life and death of his own family, how can the "parents" not be chilled?

The most chilling thing for Yue Buqun and the others was that Linghu Chong on the Wuba Gang was so excited that his eyes filled with tears because of a few toasts from strangers, and it was worth risking his life with these dirty things.

At this moment, these vile things surrounded the Huashan faction, bullying the Huashan faction in the name of Linghu Chong.

After that, Linghu Chong didn't explain a word, but thought that the Huashan faction abandoned him—by the way, it was Ren Yingying and those so-called "heroes" who said that the Huashan faction abandoned him.

Doesn't Linghu Chong have the ability to think?

From the beginning to the end, I never thought about what happened to the Huashan faction, whether they were forced to leave, or what the reason was. Instead, they trusted outsiders and lamented that they were abandoned...

The problem is that Linghu Chong met Ren Yingying immediately after killing the masked guest in the Yaowang Temple and using the suspected evil sword manual.

After Linghu Chong met Ren Yingying, he was coerced by "heroes" time and time again, and became more and more distant from the Huashan School.

Wubagang is a typical and deadliest one.

Later, Ren Yingying analyzed that Yue Buqun killed this one, and Yue Buqun killed that one, and Linghu Chong believed them all.

Of course, the murderer might be Yue Buqun, but after seeing the corpse, when Ren Yingying said that Yue Buqun killed him, Linghu Chong immediately believed it.

Throughout the book, the real protagonist Linghu Chong is just such a thing.

If Wei Xiaobao, the protagonist of "The Deer and Ding Tale" was in the same situation, how many thoughts and thoughts would he have... Wei Xiaobao's feelings for his mother Wei Chunhua, even for Chen Jinnan and Kangxi, which one is not more than Linghu Chong's feelings for his master and mother, and for the Huashan School?

Linghu Chong's feelings for the Huashan faction are false. The overall feeling is that he has been greatly wronged, but any promises and heroes are more important than the place and people who raised him.

Haikun recalled the plot of "Swordsman", everything about the fake protagonist Lin Pingzhi was fine, but everything about the real protagonist Linghu Chong was very problematic.

However, for Haikun's three goals of unifying the martial arts, Lin Pingzhi's revenge is irrelevant, and Linghu Chong's stirring up and down the struggle between the Sun Moon God Sect, Shaolin Wudang, and Five Sacred Sword Sects is quite useful.

But to truly gain a large number of forces to unify the rivers and lakes.

With Haikun's mental control, it is too cost-effective to control Jianghu warriors with internal strength, and it has to start with the imperial court and the control of the army.

But what dynasty is the story of The Swordsman?

Inferred from most of the details, it should belong to the Zhengde and Jiajing periods of the Ming Dynasty.These two emperors, one is a self-proclaimed general, and the other is an old Taoist priest in the deep palace, both are very interesting.

Haikun thought it over, put his heavy luggage on his back, and walked towards the crowded place.

First of all... let's go back to the Central Plains first, there is no way to subdue your subordinates on the grassland.

Carrying hundreds of catties of things and walking for several miles, it is really a "footprint" step by step, stepping on the grass.

Haikun was full of energy and was not exhausted. Looking to the south, he could vaguely see the outline of the city.

The road gradually became clear and obvious, and the horseshoe marks of the wheels were obvious on the road.

The grass is no longer so flat and full, but gradually sparse.

It is estimated to be twenty or thirty miles away from the city.

It was a bit embarrassing to walk over with such a bag of several hundred catties.

But there is no one at present, but there is no other way.

After another four or five miles, a fast horse galloped towards him.

Immediately, the knight was wearing a strong suit and a saber, and when he saw Haikun walking on foot with a lot of things on his back, he stopped far away, with a puzzled look on his face.

"This friend, please!"

Immediately the knight cupped his hands and said.

Haikun responded, "Please!"

"Which way did my friend go? Does anyone need help?" Immediately the knight asked again.

Haikun said, "I'm going to the front."

"It would be convenient for me if a friend helped me transport the things I brought."

Immediately, the knight saw that he didn't correspond to the "incision", he was dressed strangely, he was neither a monk nor a Taoist, and his skin was fair without scars.

If this person talks about riches and honor, it's so strange, and he doesn't look like him.

If this person is said to be a Mongol or a bandit, he is not with such a pampered appearance.

What is the origin?
Because he couldn't figure out what the other party was doing, the knight tried to report his name and origin: "My lord's family name is Zhang, and he specializes in helping the imperial court to deliver grain. I wonder if you have heard of it?"

Surname Zhang?Open to deliver food?

Good news, this is the border of the Ming Dynasty, but I don't know where it is on the nine sides of the Ming Dynasty.

Anyway, it is about to return to the Central Plains of the Ming Dynasty, and it is easy to control people.

"Oh, I've heard about this, it's not easy to send food in exchange for Yanyin." Haikun said.

The knight looked at Hai Kun, but he didn't dare to say too clearly, he was a little worried that he was Jin Yiwei.

"Yeah, along the way, I need money everywhere. Fortunately, it's very hard."

"Then, you shouldn't be sent to the grassland, right?" Haikun suddenly changed his voice and said with a smile.

Hearing that, the knight's expression changed drastically, and he looked at Haikun again.

"Are you eating imperial food?"

Hai Kun shook his head and said, "You are loyal! You hide everything, but I can't waste time with you!"

Talking like this, it is too tiring to go back and forth.

Up to now, Haikun still doesn't know where he is here.

Haikun directly exerted mental control, let the knight from the Zhang family come over, and explained the situation exactly.

It turns out that this is outside the Great Wall of Datong Prefecture, and further south is Yanghekou.

It was the Shanxi merchant Zhang's family who went out of this hole to trade on the grassland.

It's not very legal, but the border town has actually formed a chain of interests.

Generals and civil servants can hardly survive without some fancy work, so merchants have great choices as long as they pay.

This year is the seventh year of Zhengde, and there is a "Liu Li Liu Qi" bandit riot in the Gyeonggi area of ​​​​Northern Zhili, that is, Liu Liu Liu Qi. This group of rioters on horseback caused the government to be at a loss.

As for the legendary eunuch Liu Jin, he was slaughtered as early as the fifth year of Zhengde.

During the Hongzhi period, the civil servants could be said to do whatever they wanted and were extremely relaxed.

Liu Daxia burned Zheng He's charts and hid state secrets. He thought it would be beneficial to the court and he would be awarded the title of virtuous minister.

During the Chenghua period, the grain depot was full. After the continuous "hard work" of the civil servants of Hongzhi Zhongxing, it was very difficult to transfer five thousand shi of grain; The refugees roamed across Gyeonggi and gave up the actual rule of the Annan area for "peace".

When Zhengde ascended the throne, he faced such a group of civil servants who sent a large area of ​​the country's territory out and ruined the military and granaries. They were called virtuous officials, but they asked Zhengde to "govern" like his father and obey everything. .

From the first year to the fifth year of Zhengde, Liu Jin was pushed out by Zhengde for only five years, and was executed by Ling Chi, but the notoriety was spread for hundreds of years by various things written by civil servants who were raised during the Hongzhi period. Those who didn’t know thought Liu Jin Hold power for decades.

After Haikun controlled the knight, he followed him to the Zhangjia caravan. When he saw the leader of the caravan, he didn't bother to be polite, and directly stepped forward to control him.

The leader of the caravan gave him a carriage, and two subordinates sent Haikun back to the Great Wall under the name of the Zhang family.

In the evening, the carriage arrived outside the Great Wall of Border Town.

With the name of the Zhang family, there are also benefits to send, and it really is unimpeded.

The door was locked behind him, and Haikun entered the pass.

After a night's rest, Haikun began to control the generals, officials, and businessmen in the border town...

A few days later, Haikun has preliminarily grasped the basic right to mobilize all soldiers in the border town of Datong.

While continuing to control, at the same time began to use soldiers to find people in the quack, or capture, or kill.

In the vicinity of Datong, there are several evil figures, such as Mobei Shuangxiong (Black Bear and White Bear), Yellow River Patriarch (Zu Qianqiu, Laobushi).

These are all under Ren Yingying's command.

Usually when the army is not serious, they are masters of martial arts who come and go.

When the army is seriously besieging and killing them, they are just ordinary mortal wombs.

In the next ten days, Haikun increased his ability to control the vicinity of Datong, including the properties of the princes of the Ming Dynasty, which he allocated to his subordinates who had already controlled them.

First run this border town of Datong into an iron bucket, and then capture or kill the Mobei Shuangxiong and the Yellow River Patriarch who are from the rivers and lakes near Datong.

Then follow the vines to pick out all the sub-rudders and strongholds of Ren Yingying and the Sun Moon God Sect in these places, and seize them.

It took more than [-] days before and after Haikun finally took control of the entire border town of Datong in the seventh year of Ming Zhengde, cleared out all the forces in the rivers and lakes, and the soldiers were paid enough to start formal training and preparations.

This time it is not to rebel, but to send troops when necessary to sweep the martial arts.

It is also because Haikun and Datong are colluding together that they have easily acquired a hundred households as officials.

Higher official status promotion, stricter examination and approval, it is impossible for local border towns to decide on their own.

Like Liu Zhengfeng, spending money to directly buy third-rank generals. If this kind of thing happened in the Ming Dynasty, it would be absolutely impossible. It would be reasonable if it happened after Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty. A way to get into office is just a name. It costs a lot of money to buy a general, and a lot of money to get into office. Even spending money can't handle it.

The actual conferred generals are the real court officials.

Whether it was the Ming Dynasty or the Qing Dynasty, it was impossible for Liu Zhengfeng's weird and fake imperial decree to appear.

The emperor heard that Liu Zhengfeng, a grassroots man, was proficient in bowing and horses, and he actually conferred the title of third-rank general—this kind of damn imperial decree can only appear in storytelling and nonsense, similar to the emperor using a golden hoe when he goes to the ground!
It can only be said that Liu Zhengfeng must have been wronged.

Even the Songshan faction should know about this matter.

Otherwise, how could the Songshan faction have the guts to kill without hesitation the whole family of a "Third Grade General" who had just received the "imperial decree"?
This is not something that can be explained by a sudden decision, it can only be that the Songshan School knew it well; Liu Zhengfeng was obsessed with the rhythm, and he was so infatuated that he was not recognized by his "confidant" Quyang's six relatives, quite similar to Linghu Chong.

It is inevitable for such a person to be deceived.

After controlling the border town of Datong, Haikun is equivalent to controlling the land of Jin.

Prince?Shanxi Merchants?It was all the source of money for his military training, and Haikun even prevented them from even uttering their objections.

What else is there in Jindi?
There are also the ruins of Quanzhen Sect and Ancient Tomb Sect in Zhongnan Mountain.

Haikun directly sent people to search the mountain.

I don’t know if it’s because of changes in the geographical environment, or if it’s hidden too well. The ancient tomb sect still existed at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. After more than 100 years, it has disappeared. There are no other people on the mountain except for a few hermit Taoist priests. of.

Haikun asked people to ask around and Taoist priests, and finally learned from an old Taoist priest that a family named Yang moved away from Zhongnan Mountain decades ago, as if they couldn't bear the loneliness in the mountain.

That family has a very bad personality and is not a good person. They set fire to a forest.

Haikun was speechless, and Yang Guo and Xiaolongnv's descendants would inevitably have unworthy descendants.

Since they set fire to the forest before leaving, the interior of the Ancient Tomb Sect did not know how it was destroyed. In addition, Wang Chongyang has been more than 300 years away, and most of the Nine Yin Scriptures engraved are gone.

Moreover, the Nine Yin Manual written down by Wang Chongyang was originally a battle against Lin Chaoying.

It was because Lin Chaoying said that he broke the moves of the Quanzhen sect, so Wang Chongyang inscribed the corresponding moves of the Nine Yin Scriptures, indicating that he could use the Nine Yin Scriptures to break the moves of the Ancient Tomb School.

The chapter on Yijin and Bone Forging in it is no less than Shaolin Yijin Jing's internal strength, if you choose this as your internal strength, it is not bad.

Now since it is impossible to obtain the chapter on Yijin forging bones of the Nine Yin Manual, Haikun has no choice but to use the Shaolin Yijin Jing as his internal strength.

This is actually not difficult. After all, Shaolin's knees are hard on the weak and soft on the strong. This has been confirmed in all dynasties.

After unifying the Jin land, Haikun sent people to inquire about the affairs in the rivers and lakes outside the Jin land.

The Fuwei Escort is still alive and well, and Linghu Chong hasn't clashed with the Qingcheng faction yet, but it's coming soon, after all, Yue Buqun's daughter, Yue Lingshan, is seventeen or eighteen years old, and it's about this period of time.

After Haikun heard the news, he confirmed the specific time again.

If we unify the martial arts, let the Sun Moon Sect, Shaolin Wudang, and Wuyue Sword Sect all bow their heads or destroy them?
Haikun had already made plans.

As a hundred households, he led four of his subordinates and headed for the Gyeonggi area.

"Coincidentally" met Liu Liu and Liu Qi, killed Liu Liu and Liu Qi, and immediately made military exploits, shocking the court.

He was summoned by the imperial court and Emperor Zhengde.

Naturally, Haikun controlled the past all the way until he met Emperor Zhengde.

(End of this chapter)