Rebirth of the Northern Giants

"Try a few shots first," the commander ordered after watching for a while.

"Yes, sir"

A few minutes later, boom, boom, several cannons rang, and the shells were ready to fall on the forward positions of the Chinese and North Korean coalition forces.

Nie Shicheng and several generals stared nervously at the place where the shells fell.

"Nie Shuai, the casualties of our army are very few, and the tunnel battle has achieved the expected effect."

Not long after, a messenger reported to him.

Nie Shi let out a long sigh of relief, stroked his beard and smiled, and said, "Quicken up and send all the Koreans up."

"Yes, Shuai Nie"

The Russian commander saw through the binoculars that there were only a few enemies in the bombing, and he couldn't help saying angrily: "Don't worry about him, just shoot me hard, I don't believe it, those North Koreans are not afraid."

The venting artillery fire fell on the heads of the North Koreans, which really caused a commotion among them, and some soldiers hurriedly backed away in fear.

Of course, Nie Shicheng would not allow others to destroy his plan, and gave the North Korean commander Kim Seung-woo a death order.

The outskirts of China and Russia began to exchange fire, but the headquarters of the Russian army inside the city was in chaos.

Weizofort looked at the soldier below strangely and angrily.

"You mean, Gerroni escaped last night, and Burski chased him this morning, and he hasn't come back yet. These cowardly fellows swore to live and die with Vladivostok last night. I disappeared today, these hypocritical shit, I will definitely report to His Majesty and Lieutenant General Grodekov, and I will not stop until they are punished."

Of course Wizofort was furious, you all ran away like hell without discussing it with me, it is said that if you want to die together, you should run away together, you are too unkind.

"Block the news, we must not let the soldiers outside know about it." Vezofort reluctantly became the supreme Russian commander in Vladivostok.

It's a pity that there is no impenetrable wall in the world, and it didn't take long for rumors to spread.

"You know? Major General Gerrony left us last night and ran away."

"No, he is not afraid that His Majesty will punish him."

"Vladivostok is about to lose its hold, and people are going to die. Who cares whether the crime is punished or not."

"It's true, then whatever we do, the officers don't care about our life or death."

"Let's see and do it first. We will surrender when the Chinese invade. Alas, if I had known earlier, I would have surrendered earlier, and I could earn a bottle of vodka."

Outside the city, amidst the fierce Russian artillery fire, countless tunnels finally reached tens of meters away from the front of the Russian army, and soldiers on both sides could clearly see each other's faces.

On the battlefield, the atmosphere condensed, and the Chinese soldiers held their breath, waiting for the moment when the charge horn sounded.

"It's almost time for Shuai Nie. Do you want to order a general attack?" Seeing Nie Shicheng staring at the battlefield, a staff officer couldn't help reminding him.

"Well, the charge is sounded tonight, and we will spend the night in Vladivostok," Nie Shicheng said vigorously, waving his hand.

Doo Doo Doo

The trumpet sounded suddenly on the battlefield

The soldiers who had waited for a long time were like tigers coming out of the box, and rushed to the Russian army's position regardless of the cost.

"Kill, rush"

On the battlefield, the sound of fighting and killing can be heard endlessly.

The tide-like momentum frightened the Russian soldiers, and saw countless Chinese locusts marching forward bravely regardless of their own safety.

Bang, bang, before reaching the Russian army's position, a black grenade was thrown out, and the sound of explosions came and went, responding to the Russian artillery just now.

The Russian commander stared blankly at the battlefield and murmured, "We're done."

Volume Two, The Wind and Cloud of the Capital, Chapter [-], Sino-Russian Peace Negotiation

Russia, Gatchina Palace.

In Russia under the rule of Nicholas II, Russian capitalism developed rapidly and class contradictions became increasingly intensified. In addition to the struggle of peasants against landlords, there was also a labor movement.

Moreover, his grandfather Alexander II was assassinated to death. Therefore, in order to avoid murder, Nicholas II gave up his elegant and luxurious life in Petersburg and hid in the heavily guarded Gatchina. Palace.

The Minister of War, Robatkin, had not yet entered the palace hall. He had just asked the guards to report, and when he stood outside the door, he heard the roar of Nicholas II inside.

"My Minister of Internal Affairs, Viaches, don't you even know how to handle such trivial matters? Do you need me to teach you? The empire must take a tough attitude towards those slaves and peasants who dare to resist me. Only by letting these untouchables see the power of the empire, will they understand who is the master of this country."

It turned out that Viaches, the Minister of Internal Affairs, was inside. It seems that His Majesty is dissatisfied with the peasant riots in the empire.China and Russia are at war, and their finances are beyond their means. In addition to wantonly borrowing from France, they also try their best to squeeze the common people. The ordinary people who were originally dissatisfied with the tsarist rule are constantly rebelling. If Russia can defeat China, it is reasonable to get the benefits of the war. , but Russia is now mired in a quagmire, not only has not gained the slightest benefit, but has suffered heavy losses.

Needless to say, after hearing the czar's angry voice, Robatkin was in a very heavy mood. The guards outside the door called him several times in a row, and then he walked in worriedly.

As soon as I entered the door, I saw that in addition to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Sergei Witte, the Minister of Finance, and Pedonos Chaf, the adviser of Nicholas II, were also on the list.

Nicholas II was looking angry, while several ministers were silent.

Robatkin couldn't help but took a nervous breath, then tightened his clothes, and went to worship.

"My Minister of War, you have something to report."

Seeing a document under his arm, the Tsar asked, frowning.

"This, Your Majesty, is the battle report from the front line."

Fearing that the Tsar would be angry, Robatkin couldn't help racking his brains to think of a euphemism, but he couldn't think of it. After speaking, he had to look at Chafu for help.

But Chai Fu turned a blind eye to his eyes calling for help, just lowered his head and remained silent.

"Is there any good news? Let's hear it." The tsar turned his body half sideways, as if he was listening attentively.

There have been some negative news lately. Either there is a famine here, or there is a peasant uprising there. Otherwise, some workers will go on strike. He has long been impatient and hopes to regain some confidence in the Chinese. The ministers below deliberately concealed the results of the battle, and only picked good reports about it.

But this time, I'm afraid I can't hide it anymore.

"Your Majesty, Vladivostok has been conquered by the Chinese, and the Imperial Primorsky State has fallen into the enemy's hands." Robatkin had no choice but to bite the bullet and report with his lower teeth on his upper teeth.

The other three ministers all changed their faces when they heard this. Has the situation in the Far East deteriorated to this point?A few days ago, it was reported that the Chinese landed by chance, but Vladivostok said that it would not be a problem to defend him for three or four months. Now only a few days later, the capital of Binhai Prefecture was breached.

Nicholas II's face immediately darkened.

"When did it happen?" Resisting the urge to explode, Nicholas II tried his best to suppress his anger.

Seeing that the Tsar was not angry, Robatkin took courage and replied: "It happened last night, and your Majesty, Nerchinsk was also occupied by the Chinese."

The two pieces of news were like thunderbolts, which stunned the Tsar for a long time.

Asked in disbelief, "Are you sure?"