Zhu Bajie has been following Li Chengliang for about twenty days, and he is eager to try every day, but no tribe jumps up to resist.

Wherever Li Chengliang went, all the Jurchen tribes were eager for the wind to submit and expressed their willingness to become a naturalized Ming Dynasty.

This made Zhu Bajie very depressed.

"General Li, what's going on? Why are they all so honest?"

"They are not like this usually."

Li Chengliang replied helplessly. He was also depressed. He originally thought that someone would jump out, but no one dared to be the first to attack. He felt that all their arrogance on weekdays had disappeared.

"What do these people usually do?" Zhu Bajie asked curiously.

"I usually like to find trouble and always skip the edges, but now I'm all scared."

"Why?"

"It turns out that they are not afraid of me, Li Chengliang, but the emperor." Li Chengliang sighed.

"General Li means that the master of the army is in charge of Liaodong, so no one dares to move?" Zhu Bajie asked.

"I'm afraid I can only explain this."

"If you say this, as long as the master is in Liaodong, they will not jump out and oppose it?"

"Yes." Li Chengliang nodded, "A hero will not suffer any loss in front of him. As long as your master is here, no tribe will dare to jump out and take risks first."

"What about after the master returns to Beijing?"

"I'm afraid there is no chance. Before your master returns to Beijing, he will definitely take back the military power of each tribe, otherwise why should we count it? Once the military power of each tribe is taken back, they will lose the strength to resist. Now is their last chance."

"Why do we go and provoke them?" Zhu Bajie asked for advice unbearably.

"Forget it, your master doesn't want to hit at all. If you want to hit, there are many reasons."

"Then will I run away in vain this trip?" Zhu Bajie shook his head and sighed without any slightest bit.

"What's the solution? Have you ever competed with your master?" Li Chengliang suddenly jumped.

"I haven't really fought." Zhu Bajie shook his head and then explained, "The master's skills are stronger than mine, but he is not as strong as mine."

"If you want to really compete, who is better than you two?" Li Chengliang asked curiously.

"I don't know, I won't really hit the master."

"I feel like you're better." After all, Zhu Bajie's daily appetite is really scary. He has five, six, seven or eight people alone.

With great strength and strong body, Nurhaci is definitely not as good as Zhu Bajie in this regard.

"I just have enough confidence in strength to beat Master." Zhu Bajie said modestly, and then asked Li Chengliang for advice, "General Li, if these tribes are so honest, I think I'd better return to Master's side first, otherwise my father-in-law will scold me when he goes back."

"Why did your father-in-law scold you?"

"My father-in-law always scolded me for leaving the master. He said that protecting the master is my only task and responsibility, so I must stay by my master's side at all times. Before going with General Li this time, I was scolded by my father-in-law."

"I heard that your wife is Japanese, right?" Li Chengliang asked casually.

"No! Her father is Japanese, but unfortunately she doesn't want her and she is missing, so she doesn't want to be Japanese." Zhu Bajie explained seriously.

Isn't this a question of whether to think about it or not? Li Chengliang thought to himself, but he did not argue with Zhu Bajie either.

"General Li, then I'll go back to Liaoyang? Anyway, if there is no tribe jumping up, I will not be able to help you, and I eat too much, which makes people scared."

Seeing that Zhu Bajie seemed to want to leave, Li Chengliang had no choice but to nod and agree.

"Then be careful on the way."

"Thank you, General Li. I know, if someone walks on the road to intercept me, it will be fun. I won't be in vain." Zhu Bajie was very excited.

Then, he rode his horse alone.

Li Chengliang led his troops to continue to complete the unfinished task assigned to him by Zhu Yiliu.

...

Zhu Yili received a letter written by Zhang Maoxiu.

The letter to General Shurhazi told him that the idea was mainly for two things: the first thing is whether to immediately reclaim the military power of various Jurchen divisions; the second thing is several proposals for the newly built Manchus.

Shurhazi had a clear attitude and hoped that the Ming Dynasty would not regain the military power of their respective divisions as soon as possible, otherwise they would feel insecure.

As for the establishment of a brand new nation, Shurhazi expressed his confusion and had many questions, why should we build a new Manchu? What is the purpose?

After all, after the establishment of the Manchus, the Jurchens became history and would no longer exist. Shurhaqi had some questions in his heart, which was reasonable.

From this, it can be seen that Shurhaci's knowledge is still not as good as his elder brother Nurhaci.

As for the suggestion that the military power of each department will not be revoked for the time being, Zhu Yili thought it could be considered.

This is indeed conducive to easing the contradictions.

But it is not realistic in fact, because once all of them are naturalized in the Ming Dynasty, they will naturally have to undergo transformation and it is impossible to still appear in the form of various tribes.

Instead, to establish a unified Manchu tribe, the army will naturally not be under the jurisdiction of each tribe. Accepting unified organization seems to be the only choice.

It is just that we can consider continuing to keep the unified army on that land.

Zhu Yili was thinking to himself when he saw Zhu Bajie running in panting.

"Master, I'm back."

"Why are you back?" Zhu Yili asked hurriedly.

Zhu Bajie said with a gaze: "Master, General Li and I have subdued more than a dozen tribes. No tribe leader dares to say "No". They all honestly expressed their naturalization as the Ming Dynasty. I don't think there will be any tribes who dare to resist in the future. Since that's the case, it's not interesting to let me follow General Li, so I came back."

Zhu Yili's face darkened and he scolded: "You are so brave. You were the one who wanted to follow General Li to the beginning. Now that the mission has not been completed, you ran back alone. Think about it, do you still have rules in your eyes?"

"Master, I..." Zhu Bajie was stunned.

"If you are happy, go. If you are unhappy, you will run back alone, right?"

"Master, no one resists, and that disciple grandson has no meaning to follow General Li." Zhu Bajie still made a weak statement to himself.

"There is no meaning, and there must be a beginning and an end. You choose the road yourself. Do you understand?"

“…”

"If everyone is like you, relying entirely on their own interests, then the world is in chaos?" Zhu Yiliu said in a reproachful tone.

"..." Zhu Bajie was speechless.

"Go and kneel for two hours." Zhu Yili waved his hand.

"Master, I, I..." Zhu Bajie looked aggrieved.

"You don't have to explain." Zhu Yiliu interrupted directly.

"..." Zhu Bajie knelt down in the corner, and his father-in-law Wang Xiangqian was here.

……
Chapter completed!