He first entered Beijing as the emperor.

This is the price tag offered by Lu Si.

Whether it is an incentive or a promise, Lu Si has opened the price anyway.

To a certain extent, it was also a political concession made by Lu Si, the representative of Dashun, to Zhang Xianzhong, the Great Western Emperor.

Because he did not verbally deny Zhang Xianzhong's status as the "Son of Emperor", but only sublimate the concept of this Son of Emperor to the national level, rather than the Son of the West who is only a slap in Sichuan.

Political compromise and concession are never manifestations of cowardice, but means of the strong.

It is definitely not a wise choice to insist on the equality between Dashun and Daxi, and directly immerse himself in Li Zicheng, so as to take a "condescending" look down on Zhang Xianzhong and the Western Army.

Doing this is also a rigid thinking, which can easily escalate and expand the conflict between the two sides, which is not conducive to the great cause of anti-Qing.

With the strength of the Shun Army in Shaanxi, once the war broke out with the Western Army, Lu Si would not be able to fight in Beijing east.

Furthermore, as Lu Si said to Li Guo, he was really not afraid of Zhang Xianzhong. In his eyes, the Eight Kings were really the "Eight Kings". He only cared about Sun Kewang in the Western Army.

There is nothing else, just because Sun Kewang is the first person in the Southern Ming Dynasty and is a rare world-wide excellent genius in military, political and economics.

In Lu Si's previous life, no matter what historical materials show, it was that the only people who could restore China at that time were Sun Kewang, Zheng Chenggong, Li Dingguo, Zhang Huangyan, Wen Anzhi and others far inferior.

Under Sun Kewang's governance, in just over two years, Yunnan became a peaceful and prosperous era. The imperial examinations were opened, new coins were cast, water conservancy was promoted, public security was promoted, the economy was revitalized, people's livelihood was restored, the army was strengthened, and the "unified front" was focused on the "unified front", united the former Ming Dynasty's forces in Yunnan (Duke Mu Guo), united the chieftains in Yunnan, and paid more attention to the religious beliefs of the people of Yunnan. The strong support of Yunnan landlords and gentry and the people made a poor and backward Yunnan Province the most solid rear of the anti-Qing Dynasty, raising 300,000 Western Army (double the family's relatives). Looking at this era, who can compare with such achievements?

Even though Lu Si, a time traveler, was occupied by the wealthy areas of Huaiyang, he only had more than 100,000 soldiers. In terms of ability, he was obviously a few levels lower than Sun Kewang.

To be honest, if Sun Kewang had managed the population of tens of millions of Huaiyang, I am afraid that the Huai army would have already exploded hundreds of thousands of powerful troops and defeated the country.

The internal affairs are unparalleled in the world, and the ability to command is seen in one hundred years.

Under the command and deployment of Sun Kewang, the Daxi Army won the Battle of Hengbao and the Great Victory of the Battle of Guangxi, which was called the "two famous kings". They successively recovered Hunan, Guangxi, Hubei, most of Sichuan, and one part of Guangdong, which made the Ming Dynasty, which had only one breath, rekindled again, forcing Shunzhi to ced the seven southern provinces to the Daxi Army. With such command ability, Lu Si had to shout a good cry.

Lu Si never evaluates historical figures as either black or white.

It is true that Sun Kewang surrendered to the Qing Dynasty later, but his ability is his ability. He cannot completely erase the great achievements he had established in the Western Army just because he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. He is considered to be a villain who has no ability.

King Li Dingguozhong of Jin was true, but after Sun Kewang, the commander-in-chief, was in charge of unified dispatch, the King of Jin had no success against the Qing army, and it can be said that he was defeated repeatedly.

At every critical moment, hesitation and failure to fight, and the generals under his command were also rebelled by most of them. This fact shows that the King of Jin was good at fighting and was unparalleled, but he was not a qualified commander, at least lacking the ability to internal affairs. In addition, the Yongli court repeatedly cheated him, and finally left behind the world "remaining the broken stele after reading the Huxiong Ghost,

Life and death are all from King Li Jin" and regrets forever.

Nothing in the world is perfect.

No one is perfect.

Why did Lu Si always insist on connecting with Ming instead of supporting Ming? It was because he knew that the Ming Dynasty was simply a mess and could not support the wall. Historical facts have long shown that the biggest enemy of "restoring China and expelling the Tartars" was not the Qing Dynasty, but the Southern Ming Dynasty!

If it weren't for the Yongli court to discord Sun and Li, it would lead to internal strife in the Western Army, and history would definitely be another way.

People’s ambitions are born step by step, but Sun Kewang’s ambitions are forced out step by step.

Before his death, King Li Dingguo of Jin was resentful to the Ming Dynasty, which caused him a lot of suffering?

Lu Si didn't know.

Because this is the idealistic view.

He is only materialistic.

For example, now, he is not afraid of how ambitious Zhang Xianzhong, the son of the West, has, but he is afraid that the Eight Kings have no ambitions.

If you want to be the emperor of China and want Dashun to surrender to you, you can do it, but you are really inferior to you.

Whoever makes great contributions to China will be the best

The city head of Hanzhong.

The "Shun" flag is flying on the five-meter-high flagpole. There are Shun troops stationed inside and outside the city. Flags of different sizes of different colors are flying among the new and old military tents.

Hanzhong is now a large barracks, with soldiers and horses practicing everywhere. The sound of horse hooves never stopped. At noon, dozens of rebels who came from other places entered the city. Now there are still people rushing to Hanzhong on the road.

The first group arrived were He Keliang, the leader of the Xing'an rebel army, and Liu Chongcai, the leader of the Beishan rebel army. One of the two was an official officer and the other was a deserter of the Ming army.

After the Qing army entered Shaanxi, He Keliang and Liu Chongcai made an appointment to gather people to fight against the Qing Dynasty, and each of them gathered thousands of people. Hu Shoulong, who is now the general of Tongguan in Dashun, had contacted He and Liu Liu before the uprising. Many of Liu Chongcai's subordinates were Hu Shoulong's followers. Therefore, after receiving the anti-Qing hero post from Dashun, He Keliang and Liu Chongcai brought people to Hanzhong without any hesitation.

The second group came Bai Tianjue, the leader of the Weiyuan Rebel Army. This person was a local landlord or a local tyrant. He also worked as a former Ming general He Renlong in his early years.

After He Renlong was killed by the governor of Shaanxi Sun Chuanting, Bai Tianjue took several fellow villagers back to his hometown to become a local gangster. When the Qing army entered Shaanxi, Bai Tianjue, who was unwilling to be a cattle and horse for the braided soldiers, immediately dispersed all the money and grain from his family, distributed the fields to the villagers, and called for a rebellion. There are more than 10,000 people under his command. Shaanxi Governor Meng Qiaofang once planned to pacify Hu Shoulong and sent troops to attack Bai Tianjue, but now he has become a family.

Ma De of Qinzhou was a local religious Han citizen. He was originally an officer of the Ming Dynasty. His thousands of troops were all religious Han citizens and had strong combat power.

After Ma De arrived in Hanzhong, he immediately asked to meet His Highness, the king of Dashun, the king of Dashun, and said that he had always contacted Mi Layin and Ding Guodong, the green camp generals in Hexi, and was willing to surrender to Dashun to fight against the Qing Dynasty.

Milayin and Ding Guodong were both religious Han people in the northwest. These religious Han people had contact with each other and were not satisfied with the Qing court.

Lu Si attached great importance to Ma De's proposal, and immediately wrote a handwritten letter and ordered people to get two general seals, saying that as long as the Mila seal was Mila seal, Ding Guodong was willing to oppose the Qing Dynasty. The former could be the general of Hexi and the latter could be the general of Lanzhou.
Chapter completed!