Nurhaci returned to Foala City.

Shulhazi personally opened the city gate to greet him and asked impatiently: "Brother, how about it?"

"Let's talk about it when you go back." Nurhaci turned over and got off the horse, and walked straight into the city, with a slightly solemn expression.

Shurhaqi hurriedly looked back at Zhang Maoxiu.

Zhang Maoxiu said softly: "When we came back, we met a group of tribesmen who were heading to surrender to Nikanwailan. Then he didn't say a word on the way, probably he was a little excited, right?"

"What about the conversation with his master?" Shulhazi only cared about this.

"Let's ask him to go." Zhang Maoxiu said. He really couldn't figure out Nurhaci's thoughts.

Shulhazi had to catch up quickly.

Nurhaci returned to his room, poured himself a glass of water, and sat down after two mouthfuls.

"Brother, it's quite fast to go back and forth." Seeing his elder brother's expression, Shulhazi didn't know how to ask.

"Have you ever gone to Nikanwailan or go to Liaodong?" Nurhaci asked seriously.

"Brother, there is." Shurhazi nodded, "When you go there, you can get a lot of fields and species, and you can get taxes for at least one year, which is no different from the Liao people. My brother also knows that Liaodong is much richer than us, and now the policies are better, and it can always attract some people."

"People go to high places, and water flows to low places. You can't blame everyone for this." Shulhazi added.

"I didn't blame them, I just blame ourselves for being poor, scattered and chaotic. What can I do if my master successfully grasps their hearts?" Nurhaci sighed.

"Brother, how are you talking to your master?" Shulhazi asked weakly.

"It was exactly the same as what I had expected before, and it was not as expected at all."

"Does your master really want to bring our Jurchens into the Ming Dynasty and integrate them into the Han people?"

Nurhaci nodded and murmured: "Master said that we and the Central Plains belong to the Chinese nation, and we should not distinguish between each other. We should be one. Equality, unity, common prosperity and progress are our goals. Therefore, Master has a clear attitude. The land where our Jurchens are now active will be included in the Ming Dynasty."

"How did the elder brother respond?" Shulhazi asked hurriedly.

"How do you think I can reply?" Nurhaci was unwilling and helpless.

"Will the elder brother continue to unify the Jurchen great cause?"

"Of course." Nurhaci blurted out, "A nation is any nation. Only when the hearts of all people are united together can they play their greatest advantage, rather than just breaking apart and fighting each other like we are now. Regardless of whether it is included in the Ming Dynasty or not, unification will be our responsibility and goal."

"Brother isn't you afraid of being made into a wedding dress by your master?"

Nurhaci sighed slightly, "First, the master is determined, and our strength does not allow us to fight against him, so we can only obey him; second, if the master does this, it may not be a good thing for our tribe members. Third brother just said that it is our wish that people go to high places and water flows to low places.

"If my brother thinks this way, why should I mobilize all my troops to fight and unify? Isn't it just that Daming will take over in one sentence?"

"The third brother did not understand the master's intention."

"Brother, tell me." Shulhazi humbly asked for advice.

"For many years, the Ming Dynasty's policies towards us have been constantly differentiated, allowing us to constrain each other without becoming bigger or even allowing the Mongolians to restrain us, so that there will be no threat to the Ming Dynasty."

"Yeah." Shulhazi nodded.

"But before that, the Ming Dynasty did not want to accept us, regarded us as foreign barbarians, and only hoped that we would not cause trouble, and never thought of helping us live a good life. We were so weak, but the master seemed not to think so, otherwise he would not have issued an order to unify the Jurchens, nor would he welcome the Jurchens to go to Liaodong or even to the Central Plains as long as he wanted."

"Zhang Maoxiu once said that your master's intention is to integrate, so that our tribe and Han people have me and I have you, and we can't separate them even if you think about it. Your master's policy and attracting our tribe to Liaodong and even the Central Plains is probably the purpose of this."

"The third brother is right. Master wants to accept our tribe and include our tribe's territory in the territory of the Ming Dynasty, but he is afraid of being scattered and divided and difficult to manage, so he issued an order to unify me, so it will be much easier to govern. However, in this way, he is afraid that we will threaten the Ming Dynasty, so he absorbs some of us to settle in the Ming Dynasty, which is a hindrance and restriction for us."

"But as my elder brother said just now, this may not be a good thing for our tribe members."

"Yes, that's one of the important reasons why I still have to continue to accomplish the great cause of unification."

"Then brother can't establish our own regime."

"We will only know whether it can be established until we unify it." Nurhaci said in a secret manner, "Anyway, if it is not unified, you will never be qualified to say it. It is easy to establish your own regime, but you must have the strength to defend it, otherwise it will become a joke."

"Brother said it is reasonable." Shulhazi felt that he had already understood his elder brother's thoughts.

"So our next task is to continue to complete the great cause of unifying the various Jurchen tribes."

"Brother, but in this case, as the saying goes, it is better to be a peaceful dog than a person in troubled times, and more tribesmen will probably flow to the Ming Dynasty." Shurhaqi said.

"Maybe this is exactly what Master wants!" Nurhaci couldn't help but sigh, "I always felt that I could do everything in the past, but after seeing Master, I felt ashamed of myself. Master grasped our minds too accurately."

Shurhazi smiled disconcertedly and said, "As his apprentice, shouldn't the elder brother be proud? In fact, after unifying the Jurchens, even if they merge with the Han people, the elder brother is still the leader of the same place. He can still get the help of your master and let the clan develop greatly. Anyway, I don't feel a loss no matter how I look at it."

"I just don't know what the tribe members think!" Nurhaci sighed again.

"The road is never planned, but walked out. If you don't walk, you won't know what will happen in the future. If your elder brother makes a choice, you will move forward bravely. I will always support you, my third brother."

"It's great to have my third brother by my side!" Nurhaci held Shurhaci's hand tightly.

"What did your brother say this? Let me give you what arrangements do you have next."

"First issue a manifesto to the Jianzhou ministries. I, Nurhaci, want to unify the Jianzhou ministries. If you are willing to surrender, hurry up, otherwise you will be prepared for the battle."

"I understand." Shurhazi went immediately. He knew that he was a strong declaration of war on the various departments of Jianzhou. Since the Emperor of Ming Dynasty was in charge, what were he afraid of?

Nurhaci also thought so, thinking that his master would not let him be immature, but he would not care about his life and death. After all, his master would still use his hands to complete the great cause of unifying the Jurchens.

As for what to do after unification? Well... let's wait until it's unification first.

Master uses him to complete the great cause of unification, and isn’t he the power of Master?

Otherwise, there would be many Jurchen tribes on this land, and within five years, how could he have the confidence to complete unification?

Since they are mutual, you might as well cooperate to see what effect they can produce in the end.

In the end, whether it is to join the Ming Dynasty or establish a new regime, we have to unify it first.

Although the right to speak is important, all the right to speak depends on strength.

There is only one thing in this world that makes dreams come true, that is, worrying about failure.

Keep unification. Life is not given by others, but by yourself. Even a master cannot give it to him.

At this moment, Nurhaci's heart seemed to become more determined and firm.

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Chapter completed!