Oboi fell into deep thoughts and suspicion. The Han tricks of the Three Kingdoms emerged in his mind, and the images of the deceased poor people appeared in his heart. In the end, he ordered Yong Gui, deputy commander of Zhenghuang Banner, to lead his troops to test the Taiping Army and see what the Taiping Army was fighting. He believed that if the thief scholar really died, the thief leaders in charge would definitely not have the courage to be more life-and-death than the Qing army. The biggest possibility is to make a fake shot and then run back to Nanjing to fight for power and profit. Human nature is greedy and selfish. The death of the thief scholar will inevitably put the power of the Ming Dynasty into a vacuum. At this time, who can raise troops to Nanjing will be the next thief scholar!

This thief is a good plan. If he scares me back, he will be confident when he returns to Nanjing to fight for power.

Oboi thought so, until now, he firmly believed that the thief scholar was either dead or seriously injured, otherwise the Taiping gang in Yangzhou would not be so chaotic and collapsed.

At that time, not only did Oboi hear the crying from the bandit formation, but Shunzhi also heard it clearly. This is also the reason why Shunzhi dared to let Oboi lead the army to pursue it. They all firmly believed that without the thief scholar, even if the strongest Kou of Taiping was, he would eventually become a mess of sand.

What disappointed Oboi was that after Yonggui's troops fought with the Taiping Army, they collapsed and broke out in less than a stick of incense, with 120 and 30 cavalry casualties, and only dozens of injuries were given to the Taiping Army.

Yonggui's army was the Eight Banners of Zhenghuang Banners, which was the most capable base for the Qing army in Yangzhou. It was definitely not comparable to those of the mobs in Outer Mongolia. Although there was a defeat in Sanwan, most of them were withdrawn in the end. Today's performance made Oboi breathe a sigh of relief. He urgently dispatched more than 3,000 Manchu and Mongolian troops to pick up Yonggui's army to prevent the Yonggui's army from being wiped out. As a result, after the reinforcements went up, they were cut off by the Taiping cavalry crossing the river, and more than 1,000 troops were scattered.

According to the withdrawn Manzhou generals, the Taiping Kou had high morale and amazing combat power. Especially the two white flag soldiers who threw in chaos were very hardworking for the Kou, without any timidity and hesitation. The generals concluded that the thief scholar had not died, otherwise the Kou would not have been like this.

Yong Gui, who almost lost his life in Ma Yaozi's hand, raised his confrontation with Wang Fushou, and was so shocked that he couldn't speak. After he decided, he was almost swearing to the sky that he saw the thief scholar and he was not dead!

Oboi couldn't speak, and he was finally shaken. All the previous speculations and conjectures were ruthlessly shattered in the face of facts. He found that now he should no longer figure out whether the thief scholar died or not, but should decide when to withdraw.

The courage raised by the Qing army was now gone. The accumulated power of the thief scholar and the battle of the Sanwan, the shadow of beheading under the city of Yangzhou once again lingered in the minds of the Qing army. No one except Oboi was willing to stay. The emperor's uncle, the prince Wu Keshan, of Korqin, had moved backwards for about unknowingly.

The generals persuaded Aobai to withdraw his troops immediately, but Obai couldn't decide. He was the one who asked his master to go out of the city to pursue him, he was the one who asserted that the thief scholar was dead, and he was the commander of the Three Bays War. At night, he swore in front of the generals that the Taiping gang would definitely use any tricks, but the situation changed so much, which really embarrassed him. The eyes of the generals made Obai feel that he was a woman stripped naked now, with a hot face. Fortunately, his face was dark enough, otherwise he would have turned red.

Oboi was in his heart and brought more than 10,000 Manchu and Mongolian cavalry from Yangzhou. This was the biggest force his master could bring out. Even if he could not fight to Jiangnan, he was dead with the commander and the Taiping gang, who was in the leaderless, was not a problem to compete in Huaiyang. Oboi even thought about being able to wash away his former shame in one battle and repeat the glory of the No. 1 Warrior in Manchuria, so that when his master saw him, his eyes were no longer complaining, but appreciation. But now, has he returned again without success, making people continue to laugh and letting his master continue to disappoint?

Obai knew that the Taiping Army had cavalry, although not many, there were three or four thousand people. Now there were two white flag soldiers to help, and there should be five or six thousand cavalrymen, but he did not think that the Taiping Army's cavalry could surpass the Manchu and Meng children. However, Yong Gui's miserable defeat gave him no confidence.

The thief has been achieved, and the thief has been achieved!

Oboi clenched his fists hatefully. God knew how the thief scholar built such a strong army. But even so, he did not order the entire army to retreat. He was worried that the three-wan defeat would repeat, so he asked the various troops to prepare and take the stance to fight. In this way, he could stabilize his position and make the Taiping Kou think about it. After all, the Qing army had more than 10,000 cavalry, which was not a small force. With their strength, if they wanted to swallow more than 10,000 cavalry in one bite, their stomachs would probably be broken.

After all this was arranged, Oboi calmed down a little. He had the confidence to pull the Eight Banners of Manchu and Mongolia back. After all, it was the real Eight Banners, and the generals also depended on them. As long as the elites of Manchu and Mongolia were still there, the Qing Dynasty would not be defeated and could not be destroyed. When Emperor Taizu raised his army with thirteen pairs of armor, he still built a huge foundation! In the Battle of Sarhu, Emperor Taizu attacked more with fewer attacks, and did he also defeat the 100,000 troops of the Ming Dynasty. In the Battle of Songjin, the Qing Dynasty had only tens of thousands of soldiers. He defeated the tens of thousands of troops that Chongzhen had pieced together, and he decided to lay the foundation for the Qing Dynasty's "purple energy comes from the east"!

Calm, calm

Oboi forced himself to calm down. Although his morale was low, he had no chance to win. The cavalry of the Taiping Army was powerful, but the infantry might not be powerful. They attacked, not defended, and they could not use those scary magic! He had so many cavalry in his hands, and as long as he had some cavalry that restrained them, it was hard to say that the main force would not win against their infantry. Even if he couldn't win, the Taiping gang could stop. As long as their cavalry had concerns, he could safely withdraw the elite. In this way, he would always give his master an explanation.

He said that he was calm, but the military tent could not sit still. Oboi turned over and looked at the Han land on the ground with a dark face. He was very moved and sighed. Fifteen years ago, Prince Yu went south majestic and surrendered everywhere he went. But Oboi was like this now, really losing all the face of the Qing Dynasty.

The wind is not big or small. The winter wind in Huaiyang land is quite irritating to people's muscles and is even more tormenting than the wind in the north. The wind blows the red tassels on the top of Oboi's helmet straight, and from a distance it looks like it is frozen. The wind suddenly stops, and then the sun shines down from the clouds, making people feel a hint of warmth.
Chapter completed!