Zhu Youlang was still struggling a little in his heart.
But he knew very well that no one except the Annan people would be willing to help him now.
The Annan people certainly couldn't help in vain.
They would only help if they were promised a huge profit.
Perhaps when he ascends the throne and proclaims himself emperor, he can rest and recuperate for more than ten years before returning to Annan, and then recover all the ceded lands.
Zhu Youlang could only comfort himself in this way.
No matter what, he couldn't just sit there and wait for death.
Be it Annan or Tatar.
As long as he can help Zhu Youlang ascend to the throne, he is a trustworthy ally.
Didn't Tang Suzong borrow troops from the Uighurs to put down the Anshi Rebellion?
In return for the Uighurs, he plundered the gold and silver of the people in Chang'an at will.
But this does not affect Tang Suzong from becoming the master of ZTE in pacifying the Anshi Rebellion.
The winner is the king and the loser is the enemy.
This is a rule that no one can escape.
"Okay, I will write a letter to Annan right now."
Zhu Youlang finally made up his mind.
Zheng Zhilong abandoned Xianxia Pass.
The imperial army was able to march straight into Fujian, traveling unhindered along the way.
Soon all areas of Fujian except Quanzhou and Fuzhou were controlled by the imperial court.
Even Quanzhou, where Zheng Zhilong's home base is located, only made some symbolic defensive resistance, and did not have the momentum of a fight to the death.
This made Zheng Chenggong, who led the army, very strange.
After discussing with Huang Degong, who was stationed in Tingzhou, the two decided to attack Quanzhou immediately.
Zheng Chenggong knew the topography of Quanzhou very well and naturally acted as a guide.
At this time, the imperial army was like a rainbow, sweeping down the rebels and invincible.
Zheng Chenggong gradually discovered that the people fighting them were all old, weak, sick and disabled, and the real main force seemed to have withdrawn.
He was victorious all the way and reached Nan'an Town directly.
Facts also proved his guess.
This absolute center of the Zheng family did not have many defenders, and almost all the elites were withdrawn.
Of course Zheng Chenggong knew what this meant.
My father may have decided to abandon Fujian and flee to sea.
Although this is not the best result for the imperial court's counterinsurgency, because the vast sea is impossible to pursue.
But for Zheng Chenggong himself, this may not be a perfect ending.
He really couldn't imagine what it would be like to meet his father in Quanzhou.
Although the main force of the rebels has withdrawn, it is impossible to move all the firearms and baggage.
Zheng Chenggong ordered people to take inventory of the armament treasury, register all the weapons, armor, and firearms in the treasury one by one and submit it to the emperor.
These are things that belong to the Ming Dynasty and must not be attributed to the Zheng family.
Huang Degong got to know Zheng Chenggong again during this process.
Originally, he only thought that Zheng Chenggong was a playboy.
Who would have thought that this guy could be so capable of commanding troops.
Huang Degong asked himself that even if it were him, he would not be able to do better than Zheng Chenggong.
In terms of talent, Zheng Chenggong is even better than Huang Degong.
In time, this son will definitely become Wei Qing and Huo Qubing of the Ming Dynasty.
The Zheng family has been operating in Fujian for more than ten years and has a deep foundation.
The imperial court had just taken over many places that were unfamiliar, and Zheng Chenggong was even more needed to mediate.
Huang Degong was happy to see this.
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He never liked to get involved in acrobatic matters.
If someone does the work for him, he can be a hands-off shopkeeper and steal freely.
Of course, Huang Degong did not forget to petition the court for credit.
He has always been outclassed by Gao Jie.
This guy's strength is actually about the same as Huang Degong, but because he got more opportunities, he made a lot of achievements.
It was Huang Degong who took the initiative to ask for permission to go south to Fujian this time.
And he did seize the opportunity.
The importance of suppressing the rebellion was no less than that of the Northern Expedition.
Huang Degong is also very satisfied with his expedition.
Didn't Xin Jiaxuan say that he would settle the affairs of the king and win the reputation in life and after death?
This is the glory of a warrior.
After several days of fierce fighting, the army led by Yuan Jixian finally invaded Guangzhou City.
Ding Kuichu, who attempted to escape and fled to sea, was captured by his men and presented to the court.
Yuan Jixian ordered people to take Ding Kuichu and his confidants into custody in the government prison, and then escort them northward to the Holy Emperor for judgment on a certain day.
As for the rebels who surrendered, they were also detained.
According to convention, these rebel soldiers will no longer work in the front-line army, but will be sent to do hard labor like mining.
Being able to save their lives is the best outcome for them.
During the process of wiping out Ding Kuichu's mansion, Yuan Jixian discovered that the former governor of Guangdong and Guangxi had amassed millions of taels of silver and was truly as rich as the enemy.
Although not as exaggerated as Zheng Zhilong, it is still very terrifying.
No wonder Ding Kuichu could quickly raise a rebel army.
It turned out that his family was well off.
Of course, Yuan Jixian did not dare to handle the money without authorization.
He ordered people to seal up the money and escort them north to deliver it to the treasury.
Although the current annual income of the Ming Dynasty far exceeds that of the Chongzhen period, several million taels of silver is still not a small amount.
The Holy Emperor must be very happy to see such a large sum of money.
The situation in Guangdong has basically stabilized, and Yuan Jixian is ready to lead his troops back to Jiangxi in a while until the emperor has drafted a new candidate for the governor of Guangdong and Guangdong.
He is a human minister, not a warlord, so naturally he cannot stay in Guangdong for a long time and attract criticism.
However, there was one thing that Yuan Jixian was a little worried about.
That is the Folangji people in the trench realm.
These Folangji people crossed the ocean and came to Guangdong in the early years.
They somehow bribed local officials and settled down in Haojing.
I won't leave after this.
After the painstaking management of Fo Langji people, Haojing is now a very important area in Guangdong, and its defense is even stronger than that of Guangzhou City.
This is certainly not a good thing for Daming.
Although the Franco machine kept saying that they admired the Ming culture and were willing to live in harmony with the Ming Dynasty, in fact they were stepping on the land of the Ming Dynasty, eating up the resources of the Ming Dynasty, and selling the Franco machine gun to the Ming Dynasty at a high price.
Yuan Jixian feels that this is a hidden danger that cannot be ignored.
It's just that the emperors of all dynasties have not paid attention to it.
Today's world is full of wisdom and talent, no less brilliant than the second ancestor.
Yuan Jixian felt that the time had come to regain the trench territory.
The Holy Emperor will never tolerate a group of red-haired ghosts acting arrogantly under his nose.
Yuan Jixian felt that putting down the rebellion was an opportunity.
In the past, it would have been difficult for the court to launch an attack.
But it's different now.
Because Yuan Jixian discovered that many of the cannons in the arsenal of the Qing Dynasty were Fran cannons.
This can at least prove that the Folangji people sold artillery to Ding Kuichu.
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This kind of thing can be big or small.
At the most serious level, it is tantamount to rebellion and rebellion.
Of course, the imperial court had reason to send troops to the trenches to teach these Franji people who funded the rebels a lesson.
If we can take the opportunity to regain the trench territory, it will naturally be the best thing for the imperial court
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