Lhasa.

Gu Shihan was in a hurry to sit in the hall.

He wanted to know the end of the war, but he was unwilling to lead the army to fight, but instead handed the responsibility to others.

This time, a total of 40,000 Gushikhan's army set out to fight, preparing to attack the Ming army with the Junggar people.

The waiting time is very difficult, especially this situation that is directly related to Gushihan's fate.

The close ministers who served Gushi Khan obviously noticed this, and some people carefully suggested: "King Khan, why don't you tell me that a few women come up to dance and get some wine and food?"

This is Gushihan's favorite entertainment method on weekdays, but today I was rejected directly.

Gu Shihan pondered for a while and said, "Go and bring that monk."

The monk in Gushihan's mouth was naturally the eminent monk.

Soon, the monk appeared in the palace.

Gu Shihan looked at the monk and found that the other party was getting thinner and thinner. He couldn't help but sarcastic: "I heard that you were on a hunger strike recently? It's so stupid that it's useless except starving you to death."

The monk still had the same calm expression and sat down slowly and said, "I am a monk. The meat and fishy foods brought by the Khan ordered people to be incomprehensible to my monk."

Gu Shihan exclaimed: "Can you taste this?"

The monk said: "The taste of meat and fish is too obvious to vegetarians. Even though the Khan had ordered people to remove them all, they were still meat and fish."

Gu Shihan snorted and said, "I didn't expect that you could still notice such a small thing after being imprisoned for so many days."

The monk chanted the Buddha's name and slowly said, "The Buddha is in our hearts and needs to serve him all the time. How can he relax his vigilance?"

Gu Shihan didn't want to continue discussing this topic, and instead said, "You may not know that today the Junggars and Ben Khan's army are fighting outside the city."

The monk's face clearly showed a look of surprise, but he said nothing.

Gu Shihan's mood suddenly improved. He smiled at the monk and said, "The news that I just received is difficult to distinguish between the Junggars and the Han people. The Han people did not gain any advantage. Even the Junggars could defeat those Han people with their own strength."

The monk frowned slightly and whispered the Buddha's name.

Gu Shihan's mood became better and better. He smiled at the monk and said, "So you didn't expect it? You worked hard to get the Han people back to this land, but what happened? The result was that Ben Khan was the real master here!"

The monk did not speak.

Gu Shihan laughed and said, "As long as the war is over, it is time to select a new reincarnated monk on this land. Don't worry, several of your disciples have secretly been loyal to Ben Khan. When Ben Khan wins you, there will naturally be new monks who are truly loyal to the Hoshuot Khanate."

The monk sighed and said, "The position of my monk should be taken by someone who is loyal to the Buddha. How can it be determined by his loyalty to the Khan?"

Gu Shihan said coldly: "Do you think that only you monks can control the people in the name of Buddha? Let Ben Khan tell you that Ben Khan can do this with the bows and arrows of cavalry!"

The monk calmed down and said to Gushi Khan: "King Khan, you kill too much, which is really not in line with the Buddha's teachings. After my monk died, I hope that Khan can commit less murderous crimes and be better for the people."

Gushi Han snorted and said, "Of course I will be kind to the people. I will move out all the treasures in your temple and distribute all the land in the temple to the people. In this way, they will devote themselves to Ben Khan, right? No one will remember you anymore, you can go there with peace of mind!"

Gu Shihan said at the end, his face was full of murderous intent.

Yes, according to Gushikhan's plan, as long as the Ming army is defeated today, the monk's death will come!

The monk still had a calm expression and did not speak anymore.

A sound of footsteps came from outside, attracting attention in the quiet hall.

Gu Shihan glanced at the sky, and a little surprise appeared in his heart.

If we judge by time, it should be time for the war to end.

Sure enough, the next moment, a general appeared in front of Gushi Khan: "Wusba has seen the Great Khan!"

Wusiba is the number one general under Gushikhan and is also the one who leads his army to set off today.

Gu Shihan smiled and said, "How many Han people have been killed? Did the prince of Ming Dynasty arrest him?"

Wusibad stopped for a moment and suddenly said, "I am not fighting effectively, please forgive me for my crime!"

Gu Shihan was stunned.

After a while, Gu Shihan said, "What's going on?"

Usba said: "According to the order of the Khan, I led my army to the battlefield. But I didn't expect that when I arrived, the victory and defeat had been decided. The Junggars were defeated by the Ming army, and Baturhuitaiji had already led his army to retreat after the defeat."

At this moment, Gu Shihan seemed to be hit by a lightning bolt.

The monk next to him was also surprised, obviously he did not expect this result.

A few seconds later, the monk chanted the Buddha's name in a low voice.

The Buddha's name seemed to wake Gu Shihan up. His face changed for a few seconds and said, "Come on, bring this annoying monk to me!"

The monk was taken away.

Gu Shihan then turned to look at Wusiba. At this time, Gu Shihan's face was extremely cold, and when he spoke, he seemed to be about to blow out the cold wind from his mouth: "What's going on? You obviously have time to rush to the battlefield!"

Usba said helplessly: "Didn't the Khan command in advance? I'll take another attack when both of them are injured."

Gu Shihan said coldly: "What's the matter?"

Usba said: "When I heard the scouts say that they were fighting fiercely, I slowed down the speed of the march as the Khan said. After a while, I heard that the Junggars had launched a large-scale attack, so I hurriedly marched."

"I didn't expect that I had just marched to a place almost ten miles from the battlefield. New news came. The Junggars had already lost and lost, and the whole line was disbanded. I was afraid that the Ming army would turn around and charge, so I quickly led my army back to Lhasa."

After hearing this, Gu Shihan couldn't speak.

Gushikhan actually knew very well that Batur Huitaiji, the Junggar man, wanted for the Hoshuot Khanate, so he specifically reminded Usba before going to war and wait until the Junggars suffered as much as possible before entering the field.

But what he never expected was that Usba was obviously too cautious and just watched the Ming army defeat Batu.

Gu Shihan was silent for a long time and waved his hand: "You retreat and let Ben Han calm down alone."

At this point, Gu Shihan had obviously still 60,000 cavalry in his hands, but for some reason he felt a little despair.
Chapter completed!