Cui Shuang worked as a washerwoman for several days, and she deliberately made herself slovenly. Young and beautiful washerwomen are often chosen to warm the beds of low-level officers, but no one cares about someone like Cui Shuang who looks very dirty. That night Fu Yansheng ran away, and the King of Jin sent troops to pursue him. A soldier suddenly found Cui Shuang, handed her a military uniform, and asked her to sneak into the pursuing soldiers and follow him. Cui Shuang was confused, but she had already died once, so she had nothing to be afraid of. Because it was an emergency operation, he didn't go after Fu Yansheng one by one, so he went after Fu Yansheng. Cui Shuang was led by the soldier and mixed in among the soldiers. She was in the dark, not afraid of being seen as a stranger. They ran all the way and finally caught up with Fu Yansheng's team. When the two armies were fighting, Cui Shuang and the soldier waited for an opportunity to escape, but before they could leave, Lu Pingye's army arrived. Two groups of people turned into three groups. Without saying a word, the soldier took Cui Shuang and ran towards Lu Pingye's army. Cui Shuang was so nervous that her heart almost jumped out of her chest. The military uniforms were all different. Why didn't they shoot them both to death? No matter what, the worst case scenario is death!
Amidst the screams, Cui Shuang heard Xiao Bing and a general from the Lu Jiajun saying something about being the boss, and then she was carried like a chicken on the back of a horse. Later, Fu Yansheng's army ran away again, the Jin army retreated, and Cui Shuang was brought into the Lu family army inexplicably. She was well taken care of in Lujiajun and was arranged to live with the medical workers. She wanted to thank the soldier, but she could no longer see him. If Feng Jieying's departure back then removed one of King Jin's arms, then Fu Yansheng's departure now removes another arm of King Jin. He Ran shook his head. King Jin was ruthless and arrogant. He deserved to be where he was today. I think back then, Min Lan proposed marriage and gave Min's daughter to him as his concubine. If King Jin doesn't want this marriage, he can always find a way. After all, he is not in the capital. Although Min Lan has walked out of the cold palace, his foundation is unstable. For a vassal king like King Jin who wants money and soldiers, he can't After agreeing to this marriage, apart from being jealous, could Min Lan cut down the feudal vassal just because of this? If Min Lan wanted to do this, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty would not agree. But King Jin agreed obediently. Of course, this can also be said to be that he wanted to stabilize Min Lan and prepare for more time to raise troops in the future. Until then, King Jin's behavior was beyond reproach. But he shouldn't have killed the new princess on their wedding night. There is never a shortage of couples in the royal family who are both beautiful and beautiful. He is a prince, and he has a lot of concubines and concubines. In such a large Jin Palace, he can find a courtyard where that woman will live her whole life. Although I live a solitary life, as long as I relax my mind, I can live a peaceful life. Even if I really can't survive, there is still a nunnery as a way out. But King Jin killed her without even giving her a chance to survive, and then he had to pretend to be affectionate. He wanted to resist Min Lan, and he wanted to declare war on the emperor, but at that time he was still young and unknown, so he did not dare. So he changed his tactics and killed his wife, an innocent woman. He used this dirty little move to indirectly tell Min Lan that he didn't like her arrangement.
But among all the superiors, which one didn’t come here with blood on the ground? He Jinghong did it, and so did He Ran. But He Ran looked down on King Jin, right from the beginning. The most fundamental reason was because of what King Jin did when handling his marriage. He Ran looked at the map on the wall and said in a cold voice: "How old is King Jin?" Xiaoli said: "Twenty-five years old." He Ran asked: "Does he have children?" There is no heir of Prince Jin in Prince Jin's palace, but I don't know if there are any outside. After all, the current Prince Jin is the child born outside by the old Prince Jin. This is a family tradition and will be inherited. Xiaoli shook her head, she really didn't know about this. He Ran smiled: "It's enough for him to live to be twenty-five." Xiaoli's eyes lit up, the boss was preparing to launch a general attack on King Jin. He Ran said to Xiaoli: "Send the order to open Luoyang in three days!" Meng Shoulin, the commander-in-chief of Kaifeng, was the uncle of Zhou Deng's wife. In order to win over Meng Shoulin, the king of Kaizhou married Zhou Deng's niece to Meng Shoulin. After King Kaizhou raised his army, Meng Shoulin took the lead in changing his banner. After the news of the death of King Kaizhou and Zhou Deng came out, Meng Shoulin mobilized his men and prepared to fight He Ran to the death. Just a few days ago, He Dali led his troops to capture Mengjia Fort. The head of Mengjia Fort was Meng Shoulin's eldest brother and Zhou Deng's father-in-law. There are thousands of stories in the Mengjia Fort. That is to say, the news that Sun Wenchi detained King Kaizhou and his son did not spread at that time, otherwise Zhou Deng would have really been able to wait until his father-in-law sent someone to rescue him. Unfortunately, He Ran received the news one step ahead of them, and Zhou Deng died in He Ran's hands. Mengjiabao was taken over in one fell swoop, and Meng Shoulin was next. Meng Shoulin has rich combat experience and is a tough guy. It took He Ran ten days to finally capture Kaifeng Mansion. At the beginning of August, Luoyang was recaptured. At the end of September, He Ran and He Dali divided their troops into two groups and marched towards Baoding Prefecture, forming a three-sided pincer attack with brothers Lu Zhen, Jiang Tao and Lu Pingnan. Ever since Fu Yansheng left, the Jin army has been in panic. Although Fu Yansheng only took away his direct descendants, he was the generalissimo and had great authority. If he left like this, even the generals who had grudges against him in the past would be displeased. The King of Jin couldn't even tolerate Fu Yansheng, let alone them. The officials had no hope and gradually relaxed, and the same was certainly true for the soldiers. Before King Jin knew it, the morale of the Jin army was gone. The King of Jin amassed wealth from wealthy families, and his generals also followed suit. In addition to asking for money from small merchants who opened shops, they would also find ways to embezzle military pay. When the soldiers lost their military pay, they sneaked out to rob the people.
King Jin only felt that more and more money was being used, but those wealthy families and merchants had less and less to spend. King Jin had wanted to change places for a long time, but he couldn't win from the front and his retreat was blocked from behind, so he could only stay in Baoding Mansion. After learning that Ran's army was attacking Baoding Prefecture from three sides, King Jin disguised himself and left the city overnight after receiving the news. But he didn't expect that after walking more than thirty miles, he would encounter an army. He Ran received the news from Yuan Gang early in the morning that King Jin had two substitutes. So she was sure that when King Jin was at the end of his rope, he would escape from his shell and leave his substitute in Baoding Mansion. So she had been waiting here humming a little tune early in the morning. After all, being attacked from three sides, this was the only way King Jin could go. He Ran waited all night, and it wasn't until late at night that she finally found the person she was waiting for. (End of chapter)