Chapter 10                                                                                                                             �

"Waste, waste, waste." Yan Shifan was incompetent and furious. If you look closely at Yan Shifan's expression, you will find that there was actually some horror in his anger.

How can you not be frightened?

Zhao Wenhua is capable of the people under Yan Shifan. If he doesn't talk about Zhao Wenhua's disgusting behavior, after he took down Zhang Jing, he used Hu Zongxian, and gradually stabilized the situation and even showed signs of improvement.

Corrupt officials and incapacity are two different concepts.

Among the people who followed Yan Shifan, Zhao Wenhua was one of the top ones. This is also the reason why Yan Shifan had high expectations for Zhao Wenhua. After all, Yan Shifan's outstanding performance in political struggles was nothing more than taking Yan Song's big stake and bullying other small stakes, rather than how powerful Yan Shifan was. So much so that Yan Shifan had serious misjudgments about himself and his abilities.

He felt that Zhao Wenhua could fight Zhou Mengchen in Jiangnan. He felt that even if Zhao Wenhua was not Zhou Mengchen's opponent, he could support him for a while and give him more time. After all, the situation in the court has never been static. It would not be too late to interfere in the situation in Jiangnan when the situation changes.

But he never expected that Zhou Mengchen and Zhao Wenhua would be taken down as soon as they met.

This made Zhao Wenhua's incompetence angry, and also made him feel a little scared of Zhou Mengchen deep in his heart, feeling that he could not deal with Zhou Mengchen. When Zhou Mengchen first arrived in Beijing, he was just a little person who could kill him with his little finger, but now he seemed to have pinched a fly to death, killing Zhao Wenhua.

His right-hand assistant.

This made him not frightened.

Because Yan Shifan always had an illusion that he borrowed everything from Yan Song and thought that everything from Yan Song was his. But he was certainly Yan Song's heir. But there were many things that could never be inherited.

If Yan Song had not been there, Yan Shifan would not have been fighting with Xu Jie, but would have been able to eat Yan Shifan tightly if he was an official from a prefecture.

Some people seem to have made great achievements, but Cuncio has a good father. Yan Shifan fully interprets this.

"Young Master." An old servant came over to salute and said, "The old slave came to deliver the message on behalf of the master. I will handle the matters of Jiangnan by myself."

Yan Shifan had a son for a long time. Logically speaking, he was the master of the Yan Mansion, and Yan Song was the old master of the Yan Mansion, but this old servant was always with Yan Song. Therefore, the name of Yan Shifan was the same as before.

Yan Shifan said, "I understand."

The old servant then stepped down.

Yan Shifan was silent for a while, and he naturally knew what Yan Song meant. Zhao Wenhua knew too much. Yes, Yan Song wanted to ruin Zhao Wenhua and show it to Jiajing. But it was not this method of ruining.

How many secrets can Zhao Wenhua keep after becoming a prisoner?

To be honest, Yan Song didn't care much about Zhao Wenhua's black material. After all, Yan Song's appointment and removal was no longer just a minor charge of corruption and bribery. However, it cannot be said that if Zhao Wenhua really reported all the black material, Yan Song might not have any impact, but Yan Song had to let the people below give Jiajing an explanation.

Although he was a little passive because of the Beijing Prefecture, he would not give up for nothing and be advantageous in the capital officialdom. After all, this was obtained at such a great price.

Therefore, Yan Song must let the matter end with Zhao Wenhua.

Yan Song thought about it and what could he do? There was only one way. He pondered for a long time and finally wrote a letter to Ma Kun, the Minister of Justice of Nanjing.

As for what Ma Kun will do? That's a story later.

After Zhou Mengchen handled these matters in Suzhou, he immediately led his team south to the Zhapu battlefield.

This place is not too far from Suzhou Prefecture City. Zhou Mengchen arrived soon.

He first promoted the account.

As the three-way drum beat, countless generals poured into the central army's tent.

Zhou Mengchen looked at the people below with awkward look, and the people below also saluted and said, "We will join the Governor."

Zhou Mengchen swept over these people, including some familiar names, such as Yu Dayou, and some relatively unfamiliar generals. One of them was considered a former subordinate of Zhou Mengchen, that is Lu Tong.

In fact, Lu Tong's mood is also the most complicated.

He was not the only feeling like this today, and he had it a long time ago. Zhou Mengchen wanted Lu Tong to stay, but Lu Tong refused. Now he met again. A mere small official from the Ministry of War had become the number one general in the world. Even Qi Jiguang, who was beside Zhou Mengchen, now has a title, but how much has Lu Tong been promoted to this day?

He kept thinking that if he had followed Lord Zhou to the northwest, he would not have been like this now.

Zhou Mengchen said, "That day, I promised in Suzhou that I would definitely come here to preside over military affairs. Today I am here. Who will explain the current military situation to me?" His eyes swept over everyone, fell on Hu Zongxian, and said, "Mr. Hu, tell me."

Hu Zongxian said: "Yes."

Hu Zongxian is now worried. But he is better than Zhao Wenhua, knowing how to be a subordinate and how to be a good subordinate in front of a boss who doesn't like his own.

Hu Zongxian was also worried that he would be in trouble, so he took Zhao Wenhua's old path.

Even if you want to transfer it, it will be a future.

Hu Zongxian not only needs to be good at attitude, but also needs to be clear at work, so that Zhou Mengchen cannot make mistakes.

So Hu Zongxian immediately stepped forward and explained the current situation in Zhapu.

Zhou Mengchen touched his chin and felt that the Japanese pirates were still Japanese pirates, just a group of pirates. In his opinion, it seemed that all the pirates gathered in Zhapu, but because of the internal conflicts between them, they left a big flaw in their garrison.

To put it nicely, this situation is a horn-like situation, but in Zhou Mengchen's opinion, they are clearly scattered and isolated, with too many flaws, so I don't know what to say.

Of course, this is why there is such a situation.

There are two main points, that is, neither the Ming army in Jiangnan nor the Japanese pirates have had experience in large-scale military combat.

Needless to say, the Ming army in Jiangnan. Even among the Japanese pirates, even if there were some real Japanese numbers, these real Japanese may not have participated in the war. After all, in Japan, a war of tens of thousands of people only took place once every few years.

If you really have the experience of commanding tens of thousands of battles, why do you become a pirate?

When large army fights, it is not a group fight. The more people there are, the more difficult it is to command. The more places you need to pay attention to. Just to say that the unit camps are limited, so in this case, the camps must be stationed separately.

How to divide the battalions? But a great question is that the army must not be divided too much, but also leave enough channels to facilitate the call of the army. It cannot gather too much, and face fires and prevent attacks.

The Japanese pirates have neither this experience nor have a knot inside, so the camp they set up is naturally full of flaws.

Zhou Mengchen himself felt that he was not a genius in military affairs. But I have to say that Zhou Mengchen was also a qualified commander. Not to mention anything else, who has such a rich combat experience in Zhou Mengchen?

Even if Zhou Mengchen is a fool, he will have almost achieved his experience after fighting like this.

The second is the cavalry.

The speed, impact force and attack of the cavalry are completely different from that of infantry in all aspects. The Japanese pirates have never guarded against the Ming cavalry. After all, in addition to seeing a few commanders in Jiangnan, they are simply unfair to have established cavalry.

Moreover, in the eyes of many people, the dense water network in Jiangnan is not conducive to cavalry operations.

However, Zhou Mengchen clearly saw that perhaps other places in Jiangnan were not suitable for cavalry combat, but Zhapu was suitable, and even this suitable battlefield was caused by the Japanese pirates themselves.

Tens of thousands of people have been moving in large quantities, and they have already stepped on many roads around them. The solid ground has very good traffic.

Leading troops to fight wars not only depends on the general environment of a certain Xi'an area, but also on the small environment of some areas. For example, Guangxi is not very suitable for cavalry, but Di Qing attacked Guangxi's core main force, but it was a foreign cavalry. It can be seen that Guangxi is not suitable for cavalry, but not all places are not suitable, but can have the effect of surprise soldiers.
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