The quartermaster glared at Dakui fiercely again and said angrily: "Come in with me." After saying that, he entered the tent first. Dakui followed closely and walked into the tent.
It wasn't until he entered the tent that Dakui saw that there were two soldiers in the tent. The munitions supervisor thought Dakui was here to inspect the post, and was so frightened that he knelt down and kowtowed. The two soldiers did not dare to show their heads.
At this moment, they learned that Da Kui was just a gang leader, and the two soldiers were relieved and no longer afraid. The military commander was their chief officer, and the officer was angry and hard to get angry, so it happened to be them at this time.
It's time to make a move.
"What are you doing? You can come in here at will? Go out and wait!" A soldier tilted his head and yelled. Da Kui couldn't help but was stunned, but he had to lower his head under the eaves. But Da Kui had no choice but to exit the tent.
The chief in the tent waved to two soldiers, and the three of them whispered together, planning to take revenge. How to take revenge? Naturally, they would find trouble and make a meal. After the plan was decided, the chief shouted outside the tent: "Come in."
Da Kui heard the call and entered the tent again. He didn't pay attention when he came in before, but this time he saw more than ten large wooden boxes placed in the tent, and armors, military uniforms and other items were piled randomly beside the door. The military quartermaster held it in his hand.
He was holding an account book, but he said to Dakui slowly: "When you first came to the army, you dared to pretend to be an officer to play with me. I am too big to care about you. But the army has military regulations. General Liao once strictly ordered:
Anyone who joins the army must remember the military regulations. If the officer cannot answer the questions, he will receive twenty sticks. I have seventeen prohibitions and fifty-four cuts in the military regulations of the Ming Dynasty. Please tell me and listen to it."
Dakui was stunned at first and couldn't help asking: "Who is General Liao?"
The munitions chief couldn't help but became furious and immediately shouted: "Liao Yongzhong, General Liao, who else could it be?"
"Oh, I'm sorry to offend you. I'm a newbie here. I didn't know that this rear army is controlled by Liao Jiang's army. Don't be offended, sir." Dakui said with a smile.
The quartermaster sneered and said with a cold smile: "Look at your glib talk and you are actually trying to trick me here. Come here, prepare water and fire sticks. If he can't answer the military regulations, I will serve you with a stick."
"That's your order." The two soldiers both had evil smiles on their faces. They walked over to the stacked boxes and pulled out two sticks.
The quartermaster looked at Da Kui again and asked with a smile: "If you can't answer, I think you are new here, so I will give you half the penalty."
Dakui couldn't help but feel angry when he saw how bullying these three guys were, but the military regulations couldn't trouble Dakui. After more than ten years of fighting on the battlefield, how could he not remember the military regulations?
"First, if you hear the drums but don't advance, if you hear the gold doesn't stop, if you can't raise the flag, if you press the flag it won't fall, this is called rebelling against the army, and the offender will be killed.
Second: Failure to answer the call by name, failure to arrive at the appointed time, failure to arrive at the scheduled time, and changing the law of the teacher. This is called a slow army, and the offender will be killed.
The third one is to spread the word of unruly fighting at night, to be lazy and not to retaliate, to be more slow and disobedient, and to have an unclear signal. This is called a slack army, and the offender will be killed.
Fourth: He complains a lot, makes his commander angry, refuses to obey restraints, and becomes even more difficult to control. This is called arrogance of the army, and the offender will be killed.
Fifth: Raise your voice and laugh, defy the forbidden covenants, and rush into the military gates. This is called a light army, and the offenders will be killed.
Sixth: The weapons used are bows and crossbows without strings, arrows without feathers, swords and halberds that are useless, and flags withered. This is called bullying the army, and the offender will be beheaded.
Seventh: Rumors and deceit, fabricating ghosts and gods, pretending to be in a dream, spreading heresies, and deceiving the soldiers. This is called a prostitute, and the offender will be killed.
Eighth: A person with a sharp tongue and sharp teeth, who thinks right and wrong without thinking, and mobilizes soldiers to make them discord. This is called slandering the army, and the offender will be killed.
Nine: Wherever you go, you abuse the people, and if you rape a woman, you are called a traitor, and the offender will be killed.
Number 10: Stealing people's property for one's own gain, taking someone's head for one's own merit. This is called robbing the army, and the offender will be beheaded.
Chapter 11: Soldiers and civilians gather together to discuss matters, enter tents privately, and spy on military aircraft. This is called spying on the army, and the offenders will be executed.
No. 12: If you hear the plan or the order, leak it to the outside and let the enemy know about it, this is called backing the army, and the offender will be killed.
Thirteenth: When called upon, if someone is tongue-tied, has his eyebrows lowered, and has a troubled expression on his face, this is called a ruthless army, and the offender will be beheaded.
Fourteenth: If you go out into the army, move forward and backward, talk loudly, and do not follow the forbidden instructions, this is called a disorderly army, and the offenders will be killed.
No. 15: Pretending to be wounded and sick to avoid conquest, pinching an injury and feigning death to escape, this is called deceiving the army, and the offender will be killed.
Chapter 16: He is in charge of money and food, and when giving rewards, he is close to his relatives and makes the soldiers enmity. This is called a bad army, and the offenders will be killed.
Seventeenth: Observing the invaders without interrogating them, detecting the unknown thieves, not saying anything about them when they arrive, saying too little when they are too many, and too much when they are too few. This is called misleading the army, and the offender will be killed."
Dakui memorized fifty-four of the seventeen prohibitions in one breath, almost shocking the chief's jaw.
These seventeen prohibitions and fifty-four cuts are inherited from the military regulations of the past dynasties, mainly from the three military books "Military Administration", "Military Important" and "Military Prophecy". The reason why Da Kui can recite it so fluently is because he was able to recite it so fluently.
My military experience has become a brand in my heart. This brand contains pain, pain and even hurt.
The boss swallowed his saliva, knowing that this gang leader was not easy to mess with. How can a person who is so familiar with fifty-four of the seventeen prohibitions be an easy person?
"Well, don't be stunned, hurry up and get all the things Captain Zhang needs." The chief gave the order, but the two soldiers dared not speak, so they hurriedly split up to prepare. The chief held the account book and said with a smile: "College Zhang
Lieutenant, wait a moment, I will take a look." He opened the account book in his hand and after searching for a while, he read: "An iron helmet, a pair of iron armor, a military uniform, a set of bedding, and a sword...
."
Unexpectedly, just as he read this, the soldier on the side corrected him softly: "My lord, I'm wrong. This belongs to the military commander, he is a reserve."
The principal couldn't help but scolded: "How outrageous, isn't the captain of the group the captain of the school?" The principal was born with a powerful appearance, and this time he pretended to be angry, he was somewhat powerful.
Da Kui received the military supplies distributed one by one, and the supervisor sent a soldier to take Da Kui to Huotou Camp. After entering the camp, another officer entered Da Kui's name into the register, and then he called Da Kui to take up his post in the kitchen. The so-called kitchen
, there were just dozens of old soldiers. Since Da Kui was the captain, these old men were under his control. When all the old soldiers learned that Da Kui was the captain sent by the superiors, they not only came forward to greet him, but Dakui also
He responded with a smile. Looking at these old faces, Da Kui seemed to have returned to the time when he first joined the army. At that time, he called people brothers every day, and the happiest thing was to be with the old army.
The most difficult thing about being a soldier is starvation, because once a large group of people goes to war, they will inevitably have to travel north and south. The food and baggage will follow closely behind. If they march all the way, the food and grass will inevitably be exhausted, and they will starve by then. People say that
Soldiers are bandits, but they have no choice but to grab things to fill their stomachs, otherwise they will go hungry.
When soldiers are fighting, it is common for them to be without water or food for three to five days. This depends on whether the soldier has the ability to survive. And as long as it is fighting, being a cook in the army is undoubtedly a good job. It is not his job to charge into battle, so good
He tastes wine and meat first. As for how much he tastes, it depends on personal preference.
Dakui was quite straightforward. He stood there holding his bedding and clothes and asked, "Where shall we sleep?"