Guangdong and Fujian are separated by the area controlled by the Ming army. Civilian trade between the two provinces can pass through, but military information and official documents cannot pass through at all, which also leads to a lag in intelligence. Liu Qingtai does not know the trick here.

It was planned by Zheng Chenggong, or it was the work of Shang Kexi, who was said to be dissatisfied with the recruitment. However, the Qing army that was assisting the battle was completely wiped out, leaving only the Ming army involved, especially one of his generals who was injured. At this moment, Zheng Chenggong asked,

Liu Qingtai was unreasonable and his momentum dropped by three points.

"Zheng Sen's fellow is said to be very angry. It is said that Chen Kai from Chaozhou and Chen Bao from Nan'ao also wrote letters, demanding that Zheng Chenggong immediately stop negotiating peace with the Qing court and use his army to launch retaliatory operations for innocent soldiers. Zheng Hongkui personally still prefers to

It's a shame, but even he is now questioning the court's intentions."

Secretly scolding the Qing army in Guangdong for being troublesome, Liu Qingtai went over the matter again. There were many doubts, but the lack of personal and material evidence made him dare not draw conclusions. Besides, the truth is no longer important.

What's more, the overall situation of appeasement has been destroyed, which is likely to destroy the layout of the Qing court. Apart from other things, once Li Zheng joins forces, Guangdong will be in danger!

Liu Qingtai didn't care at all whether he was still happy to die, but the overall situation of recruitment could not be destroyed. This was the principle of peace-promoting officials like them.

Seeing this, Liu Qingtai quickly wrote back, saying that the Qing court knew nothing about this, and it was probably an unnecessary conflict caused by the delay in news. For this reason, Liu Qingtai said that he could allocate some food and salary from various prefectures and counties in Fujian.

In order to make up for the losses of Zheng Chenggong's troops, it was also to show the sincerity of the Qing court in recruiting people. It was hoped that this unexpected incident would not affect the relationship between the two parties.

Liu Qingtai was the governor of Zhejiang and Fujian, so he still had some authority. As a result, the Ming fleet, which was preparing or had already decamped and returned, quickly received approval from the counties for the collection of grain and wages, but the place of handover was no longer there.

Outside the county town, we have to go to the seaside, close to the Ming army fleet, otherwise the Ming army feels that it is not safe.

Still in Fuqing County, the magistrate received instructions from Liu Qingtai and Tong Guoqi, so he had to move a total of ten thousand taels of silver and grain from the county warehouse and send them to the Longjiang outlet for delivery.

Zhendong Acropolis is on the north bank of the Longjiang estuary, so the handover location between the two parties was determined to be on the south bank. Naturally, the county magistrate would not come in person, but an official from the county came. The official escorted the transportation

When the goods arrived, the recipient of the Ming army was Huang Kai, the governor of rates under Zheng Chenggong. The latter sent someone to order the food and wages, ordered it to be loaded on the ship, and at the same time took out a document with a seal written in advance, but left

He picked up the official document in the blank space, wrote the counted figures on it, and handed it to the clerk.

"Give this to your county magistrate. It is stamped with the private seal of Duke Haicheng. You can take this to the Governor's Yamen to report the account."

This is the proper procedure. Since this was the first time they were dealing with each other, the pian was still a little nervous. He was afraid that Governor Huang would just take the things and leave without leaving them a voucher or something. But now it seems that he was thinking too much.

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"Thank you, Governor Huang, for your understanding. Thank you, Lord Haicheng, for your understanding."

The official saluted with a flattering smile on his face, and the pig tail on the back of his head hung down sometimes behind his left ear, sometimes behind his right ear, following the bowing motion, but no matter where he was, it looked unsightly and tight.

After the salute was completed, the pian was ready to return, so that he could completely hand over this errand. Unexpectedly, Huang Kai did not intend to just let him go. He immediately waved his hand, and several Ming soldiers came up carrying the box and put it away.

between the two of them.
Chapter completed!