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Zhu Youcheng and King Xin welcomed Zhu Xieyuan and his party into Guiyang City.

However, the generals in the army entered the city, while the soldiers stayed outside the city. There was no way, Guiyang City was a small city that could not accommodate so many people. If all the soldiers were put into the city, it would be estimated that people would be crowded and crowded in the city, and it would be very troublesome to turn around.

The soldiers camped outside the city. Unfortunately, when the fire camps and the flames burned the city, they burned all the trees inside and outside the Guiyang city, and they had to cut down the camping wood on the hills in the distance.

When Zhu Xieyuan and the general who followed him into the city saw the dark ground between the inner and outer cities, they were all shocked. What happened? The ground was burned like this? Some smart generals saw the inner city wall and guessed that it was Zhu Youcheng who put the rebels into the city and set fire to burn it, which caused this situation. They couldn't help but secretly admire Zhu Youcheng's courage and let the enemy enter the city, which was very risky. If you accidentally make a fool of yourself, you will turn into a real defeat. When arson is fired, you should be more careful. If the direction of the wind changes, it will turn into a fire-burning.

After entering the lobby of Guiyang Mansion, Zhu Youcheng was surprised to find that Wang Chengen had already set up the incense table and prepared all the matters to receive the order. It seemed that Wang Chengen was indeed a clever loyal servant. He knew that the emperor would send an angel to come and would have the will to pass it down. Prepare it first so that he would not be in a hurry.

Tu Wenfu looked at the prepared incense table, nodded with satisfaction, and said loudly: "I have the will!"

Everyone in the lobby knelt down and listened to the imperial edict.

I saw Tu Wenfu unfolding a bright yellow scroll and chanting loudly: "The Emperor of Heaven and Chengyun, the imperial edict said..."

The imperial edict was very long and was written in vernacular. It was probably done by Emperor Tianqi himself, which shows how concerned Emperor Tianqi was with these two younger brothers trapped in the southwest. By the way, this article was later put into the "Mandarin" textbook and became a text that elementary school students must memorize. Looking at this Zhu Youcheng, it caused more burdens to primary school students. It is really a serious sin.

The imperial edict is very long. The first half talks about the emperor's longing for his two younger brothers, which is very lyrical. Zhu Youcheng and King Xin's eyes were red. However, the others were not so moved. If they had not had etiquette requirements when receiving the edict, they would probably have yawned.

The second half of the imperial edict talks about the Southwest's rebellion. Because the imperial edict was issued too early and the situation in the southwest was very unclear at that time, the emperor handed over the command of the Southwest's rebellion to Zhu Xieyuan. He asked Zhu Youcheng to cooperate with his actions, but he did not clearly say that Zhu Youcheng must obey Zhu Xieyuan's command - this is probably the emperor's love for Zhu Youcheng. Emperor Tianqi knew that Zhu Youcheng was unwilling to be subordinate to others. What if he did not accept Zhu Xieyuan's dispatch and acted privately, would he punish him or not? Although the imperial edict was vague in this part, Emperor Tianqi was not afraid of affecting the overall situation of the Southwest's rebellion, because Zhu Xieyuan was a famous general in the world, and he could pacify the Southwest alone.

The final imperial edict was a reward for Zhu Youcheng. Zhu Youcheng's position was promoted from the Jinyiwei Xizhenfu to the commander of the Jinyiwei Tongzhi because of the matter. He helped the emperor to manage the fighting troops of the Jinyiwei, not the court's reward. The court's reward was a reward of 30,000 jin - don't be scared. The so-called bounty in ancient times refers to copper coins, 30,000 jin of copper coins, which looked a lot, but it was actually not too scary. The court's meaning was about one jin of copper coins per person. In terms of position, in addition to retaining his original position, he added a position - the Right Minister of War, who was promoted two levels in a row, from the fourth rank to the third rank.

The seventeen-year-old third-rank official was the first in the Ming Dynasty. There were already objections in the court, but Emperor Tianqi said: "If you don't accept it, you can cut 30,000 heads." All the ministers dared not speak. Cutting 30,000 heads is really evil. They are just ordinary people - no, they are ordinary ministers, and they don't have that much ability.

Although it seems that Zhu Youcheng, the right assistant minister of the Ministry of War, is under the jurisdiction of Zhu Xieyuan, the Minister of War, is not the case. Zhu Xieyuan, the Minister of War, is given a title, but actually enjoys the treatment of a second-rank, and does not manage the Ministry of War. Because the governors of the four provinces look majestic, they actually have no rank. The governors of the four provinces are set up for the matter and have very special official positions, without rank, so the court uses the official position of the Minister of War to determine Zhu Xieyuan's rank. Otherwise, those provincial governors (equivalent to the current governors) who see a rankless person climbing on their heads to give orders, they will not be lip service.

Since there is no affiliation between Zhu Xieyuan and Zhu Youcheng, and Zhu Youcheng used 10,000 Jinyiwei to defeat 200,000 rebels and made great achievements, Zhu Xieyuan's words are more polite.

After Tu Wenfu announced the edict, Zhu Xieyuan and everyone in the lobby took their seats.

Zhu Xieyuan introduced the general he brought to Zhu Youcheng, and Zhu Youcheng nodded and signaled that when Zhu Xieyuan introduced the female general Qin Liangyu, Zhu Youcheng couldn't help but feel moved, stood up and bowed to her deeply.

In the time and space without Zhu Youcheng, Qin Liangyu was the only female general in the Ming Dynasty. He was strong and loyal to the Ming Dynasty. His husband died unjustly, but she did not hold a grudge against the Ming Dynasty, but took over her husband's official position and continued to guard Shiquan. Later, the Ming Dynasty suffered a lot of military disasters. She led the Bai Gan army to fight in the east and west, and made numerous military achievements. Until her death, she was still contributing to the cause of anti-Qing. However, in this time and space, Zhu Youcheng's selfishness made a mess and stuffed a guest Qingqing into the Jinyiwei. Now she is a fifth-rank Qianhu. She is considered a female general, and Qin Liangyu is no longer the only female general in the Ming Dynasty.

Qin Liangyu has a dignified appearance and is taller than anyone else. Standing in front of a group of generals, King Xin moved quietly to Qin Liangyu and pointed to compete with her. But no matter how he tiptoed, he was always half a head shorter than Qin Liangyu. After tiptoeing for a long time, he never surpassed Qin Liangyu. King Xin left her side dejectedly, looking deeply hit.

Zhu Youcheng couldn't help but laugh secretly. Qin Liangyu was over seven feet tall (according to research, Qin Liangyu was 1.9 meters tall). Isn't it boring to compare her with her?

After all, Zhu Youcheng was too silly. He laughed in his heart, but there was a smile on his face. However, it was this smile that brought him big trouble.

Qin Liangyu is a female general, beautiful and dignified. She is often discriminated against by other generals, thinking that she became a general by improper means. It was not until she saw her numerous military achievements that other generals realized that this female general was a real good minister and general.

Zhu Youcheng's bow just now made Qin Liangyu very uncomfortable. Why did he just nod when he heard other people's names, but he suddenly stood up when he heard her name and gave a deep bow? Doesn't this mean that he looked down on him? In the long-term harsh environment, Qin Liangyu's mind became very sensitive, and all the unique etiquettes would be considered ironic by her. Now the smile on Zhu Youcheng's face further confirms her thoughts.

Qin Liangyu sneered and said, "Why is Lord Zhu arrogant at first and respectful at the end?"

Zhu Youcheng was a little confused. He didn't seem to offend the female general. Why was her tone so cold and her language was full of provocation? However, out of respect for the hero, he still asked politely: "Dare you ask General Qin, how can I be arrogant at first and respectful at the end?"

Seeing Zhu Youcheng's gentle and elegant tone, Qin Liangyu calmed down a little and said, "I and the generals came from afar. Why did you not express any expression when you heard their names? You only stood up when you heard my name? Isn't this arrogance at first and then respectful at the end?"

Only then did Zhu Youcheng understand what the problem was. It turned out that his special attitude towards her caused her to be disgusted. The female general probably had a very sensitive glass heart and thought he was mocking her.

Zhu Youcheng smiled and said, "A civil servant does not need to give a great gift when he meets a military officer. This is also a practice."

Qin Liangyu sneered: "Then why did you give me a great gift? Did they start their military achievements and have to go through the hands of you, the right assistant minister of the Ministry of War, so you don't need to give a gift; but I rely on... to be promoted in other aspects?" (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to vote for recommendations, monthly votes, and your support are my greatest motivation.)

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