Wu Sangui looked at Sun Kewang and spoke coldly.

"The reorganization of the Daxi Army has begun. I will send a special person to take you to the capital tomorrow. It is impossible for you to stay in Chengdu. Other matters in Sichuan Province will be handled directly by the Denglai New Army. As for the

I said that the official affairs of Sichuan Province are also handled by the Denglai New Army, so I don’t need you to worry about it..."

Sun Kewang looked at Wu Sangui, with no expression on his face, but he was about to explode in his heart. In any case, he was the emperor of the Daxi Kingdom. After he ascended the throne, he voluntarily submitted to the Wu court. Logically speaking, he should get the favor of the Wu court.

Preferential treatment, who knew that Wu Sangui, the deputy general of the Denglai New Army, did not care about his identity at all, and did not give him any face. After arriving in Chengdu, everything he did struck a chord in his heart.

Sun Kewang's face was expressionless and there was no fire. The expression on Wu Sangui's face became increasingly ugly, and he was about to get angry inside.

Wu Sangui took the initiative to provoke Sun Kewang, and his purpose was to make Sun Kewang lose his temper, say treacherous words, or do something unfavorable to the court, so that Wu Sangui could openly attack and kill Sun Kewang.

After leading the army to arrive, Wu Sangui was not polite at all, and first began to reorganize the Daxi Army on a large scale.

There are nearly 150,000 Daxi Army sergeants left in Chengdu. It is too difficult to support such a huge army, so regardless of the combat effectiveness of these sergeants, two-thirds of them will encounter the fate of being demobilized, and very few of them will

They may also be killed mercilessly. The remaining one-third of the sergeants, after undergoing strict screening and training, can enter the Denglai New Army and become one of them.

As for the officials of the Daxi imperial court, Wu Sangui would temporarily detain them all regardless of who they were. These officials who had surrendered to the bandits were considered by Wu Sangui to be black sheep and not worthy of sympathy.

How to properly handle local affairs was Wu Sangui's weakness. He liked military life and paid little attention to local affairs. What surprised everyone was that Wu Sangui, a standard military general, actually led the Denglai New Army soldiers alone into Sichuan.

Province, to deal with more seemingly local matters.

Wu Sangui, who is extremely smart, certainly understands the meaning. He doesn't care if he takes the blame, as long as he can get things done.

One day ago, Wu Sangui received the emperor's secret order. This secret order made Wu Sangui shed tears. It turned out that the emperor knew Wu Sangui's thoughts, including Lu Faxuan's thoughts, and what he was going to do.

Zhong fully took responsibility and let Wu Sangui go about his business, just not to kill too hard.

Wu Sangui respectfully faced the direction of the capital, kowtowed to the emperor three times, and then thought about it all night. Since the emperor and the court were responsible for everything that happened in Sichuan, Wu Sangui should be more cautious and think carefully about what can be done.

, what things should not be done so as to cause as little trouble as possible to the emperor and the court.

"Sun Kewang, if you don't have any ideas, you can go back and prepare, and you can leave tomorrow..."

Seeing that Sun Kewang did not lose his temper, Wu Sangui no longer persisted and was ready to give up. This was also because of the emperor's secret order. If it were in the past, Wu Sangui would not give up and would continue to touch Sun Kewang's bottom line.

"General Wu, could you please allow me to say a few words..."

In the end, Sun Kewang couldn't hold it back. He hadn't spoken in these days. He was about to leave tomorrow. If he didn't speak, he might not have a chance.

The corners of Wu Sangui's eyes twitched, he looked at Sun Kewang, and spoke with a sneer.

"Oh, you still have something to say, okay, just say whatever comes to mind, but I still have to remind you not to forget your identity. You still have to be clear about what you can and cannot say..."

Sun Kewang spoke with a stern face.

"General Wu, it is my own choice to submit to the Wu court, and I am willing to do so. My father, my adoptive father Zhang Xianzhong, has been killed in battle. I heard that my adoptive father's body was not properly buried. Can you please allow me to take my adoptive father's body back to Shaanxi?"

When I go to bury him, everyone says he will be buried in peace. My adoptive father is already dead. If I can go back to my hometown to bury him, it will also be a comfort to my adoptive father..."

Wu Sangui was stunned for a moment. He did not expect that Sun Kewang would make such a request. Generally speaking, this request was not too much. No matter what Zhang Xianzhong did during his lifetime, he was dead anyway, so it would be good to be buried in his hometown.

Zhang Xianzhong's body was buried on the outskirts of Huangzhou Fucheng. He was buried separately from other Daxi troops who died in the battle. He was buried in a separate tomb. This was specially arranged by Wu Sangui. In any case, Zhang Xianzhong was a hero of his generation.

After thinking for a moment, Wu Sangui nodded.

"Sun Kewang, I have remembered your request, but you don't need to do this. After you leave Chengdu tomorrow, go directly to the capital. I will send sergeants to escort you all the way to ensure your safety..."

Sun Kewang nodded and spoke again.

"General Wu, there are so many officials and sergeants in Chengdu, please be kind to..."

Before Sun Kewang finished speaking, Wu Sangui's face became calmer. He had already felt that the possibility of killing Sun Kewang after provoking a conflict was almost non-existent. Sun Kewang was extremely tactful. He assessed the situation and knew what to say.

, what can't be said, and can endure humiliation, facing such people, unless they are killed without giving any reason.

Wu Sangui was also slightly relieved. People like Sun Kewang would not cause much trouble. After arriving in the capital, he would be satisfied if he could enjoy the glory and wealth and live an honest life.

"Sun Kewang, I know everything you said. I have just said that how to deal with the sergeants of the Daxi Army and how to deal with the officials of the Daxi Court. Those are the matters of the Denglai New Army. You don't need to worry too much. You can just

I just want to arrive in the capital safely and safely. Well, I still have a lot of things to deal with, so you go ahead and prepare..."

Sun Kewang no longer persisted, and after bowing to Wu Sangui with fists clasped in his hands, he turned around and left.

Wu Sangui looked at Sun Kewang's back and sighed slightly. It seemed that there was no possibility of killing Sun Kewang. As soon as he ascended the throne and became the emperor of Daxi Kingdom, he immediately surrendered to the imperial court. He had obviously thought of all the escape routes.

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When the scout entered the wing, Wu Sangui was looking carefully at the map on the desk.

"Report to the commander-in-chief that Qin Liangyu, who is stationed in Shizhu County, is unwilling to submit to the imperial court. The scouts sent were reprimanded and beaten severely, and almost lost their lives..."

Wu Sangui's eyes instantly narrowed into slits.

Qin Liangyu was very famous in the Ming Dynasty, and he had some interactions with the emperor. When the emperor suppressed the bandits, he once commanded Qin Liangyu to fight, and they cooperated well with each other. Therefore, after Wu Sangui entered Sichuan, the first priority was how to face the enemy.

Qin Liangyu.

When Zhang Xianzhong was entrenched in Sichuan, the biggest headache was Qin Liangyu. There were many local opposition forces in Sichuan, and it was vaguely led by Qin Liangyu. After all, Qin Liangyu was the chief military officer of Sichuan in the Ming Dynasty.

Zhang Xianzhong had been beheaded, and Sun Kewang had surrendered to the imperial court. The responsibility for stabilizing the situation in Sichuan fell on the Denglai New Army, specifically Wu Sangui.

Qin Liangyu is the key to Sichuan's stability.

In Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou and other places, there were many consolation envoys of the Ming Dynasty. To put it bluntly, they were chieftains. The status of these consolation envoys was not high. When the Ming Dynasty was strong, the consolation envoys relied on the favor of the court to survive. However,

When the Ming Dynasty declined, these consolation envoys relied on their special status to continue to gather strength and became the backbone of the local area.

After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, these consolation envoys shouted to restore the Ming Dynasty and responded to the Longwu court from afar, but secretly continued to strengthen their own strength. They either directly controlled local officials and expanded their own strength by collecting taxes, or they

He publicly expelled officials and became the local ruler himself.

The emperor attaches great importance to the consolation envoys of the Ming Dynasty. He once said at the court meeting that these consolation envoys must be conquered or influenced. The imperial court will never give any privileges to any consolation envoys. Any local official will

They must all submit to the unified management of the imperial court, and these missions are located in remote and poor places. If you are not careful, you may be missed.

In fact, the life of the people under the jurisdiction of the local chieftains was even more difficult. This was also because the local chieftains were hereditary, and a large part of them did not have much knowledge. They relied entirely on the ancestral system to govern the people, without considering the life and death of the people at all.

"I know, I will send scouts immediately to Shizhu County for investigation. I want to know Qin Liangyu's every move..."

Wu Sangui's expression turned cold again.

Qin Liangyu's actions clearly showed that he did not take the emperor and the court seriously. In this case, Wu Sangui would not be polite. The white-pole soldiers under Qin Liangyu's command have good combat effectiveness and are also the most important armed force in Sichuan. Once

If Denglai's new army completely defeats and annihilates the Baigan soldiers, the other chieftains and opposition forces in Sichuan will definitely be frightened.

At that time, Wu Sangui can gradually regain these toasts.

No matter how much influence Qin Liangyu had, as long as it affected the emperor and the court, Wu Sangui would take action without hesitation.

Wu Sangui knew that in Sichuan and Huguang, the implementation of the integration of officials and gentry into errands and payment of grain would soon begin, and the measurement of cultivated land must also be fully implemented. If the resistance forces in Sichuan cannot be quickly eliminated, many things will not go well.

Carry it out.

Wu Sangui tapped his hand on Shizhu County on the map. He was confident that he could completely defeat Qin Liangyu. The white pole soldiers were best at fighting in the mountains and forests. There were also soldiers in the Denglai New Army who were good at fighting in the mountains and forests.
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