On April 20, after Zhao Ming's army occupied Jianghua Island, he sent people back to Jiangdong, and ordered Chen Mingyu to send a group of craftsmen and transport a batch of grain and weapons to come, and prepared to send ships to transfer the population and send them to Taiwan for military farming.

After Zhao Ming occupied Jianghua Island, North Koreans immediately came to surrender.

For a long time, Chinese civilization has been the beacon of the world, causing small countries around to worship wildly.

At this time, although the Ming Dynasty declined, many Koreans still admired the Ming Dynasty in the hearts of many Koreans, and regarded the Ming Dynasty as the orthodox to safeguard the justice of the world and belonged to the justice side.

Under the cultural output, most Koreans are proud of using Chinese characters and learning Confucian classics, and are highly sinicized by themselves, but think that they are superior to others and look down on the surrounding barbarians.

This is like the export of Western culture that many people who are poisoned by Western thought think they are superior to others.

Although the Ming Dynasty was beaten up in military terms at this time, it was still the hegemon of East Asia in terms of cultural and ideological output. In the 17th century, there were many shrewd figures in America, North Korea, Japan, and Annan.

The Ming army captured Jianghua Island and captured seven or eight hundred Korean soldiers. The leader Lin Qingzhi was the leader. When he learned that he was captured by the Ming army, he was not surprised but happy. He told Zhao Ming without reservation about the situation in North Korea.

Zhao Ming further understood the situation in North Korea. There was no Qing army stationed in Seoul, only more than 7,000 Korean troops stationed, led by Marshal Jiang Gongjian.

The seven thousand Korean troops were not taken seriously by Zhao Ming, so they sent messengers back to Jiangdong without waiting for the battle to end and directly notified Chen Mingyu to transfer the ship to transport people.

In the early morning, one battalion of infantry and one battalion of cavalry, after a meal, they advanced rapidly along the banks of the Han River.

Although Zhao Ming did not take the Koreans seriously, he still went out everywhere and opened his eyes for the army to prevent the gutter from capsizing and losing his reputation for his lifetime.

If the dignified Marshal Zhao was defeated by the Koreans, he would probably be enough to brag about the bad guys for hundreds of years in the future. Zhao Ming would not be able to withstand this shame. Therefore, the six thousand Ming troops did not dare to be careless on the way to Seoul.

At this time, the Han River shore was densely filled with soldiers wearing armor and resisting guns. The battle flags were dancing in the river breeze, and the cavalry was running on the flanks. The army was vast and extremely spectacular.

Under the big flag, Zhao Ming sat upright on the horse's back, and Lin Qingzhi and other surrendered Koreans were introducing him to the situation in Seoul.

Zhao Ming listened carefully and obtained useful information from it.

Although North Korea has always cared about the Ming Dynasty, it is also a fact. After all, they still consider the interests of North Korea and their own life, and are not truly loyal to the Ming Dynasty to the point where they can die for their parents' country.

Of course, the Han people in the Ming Dynasty could not do this, but Zhao Ming hoped that the Koreans in the future could do this.

Therefore, after conquering Seoul and purged the pro-Qing factions within the small court of North Korea, Zhao Ming would not completely return the power to the King of Korea, but instead established a Korean regime under his control.

This requires Zhao Ming to understand more about the situation within North Korea and see which spermists can be promoted.

At this time, Zhao Ming heard Lin Qingzhi's words and found that there were quite a lot of elites in North Korea, and the King of Korea was easy to understand. In addition to the Ming Dynasty saving North Korea, the King of Korea was afraid of the Qing Dynasty and was worried that it would be annexed by the Qing Dynasty or completely become a puppet. Therefore, he consciously supported the Yili faction and used the Koreans to generally be known to Ming to fight against the pro-Qing faction.

"Report!" A cavalry rushed over.

Zhao Ming was understanding the situation in North Korea, and a whistle cavalry rushed towards the side.

Seeing this, Zhao Ming pulled the reins of the horse and pulled the horse aside, controlled the horse. The whistle cavalry rushed to the front, turned over and dismounted, and reported on one knee: "Report to the commander, a large number of Korean troops set up formations fifteen miles ahead to block our army's way!"

Zhao Ming raised his eyebrows, and the general Huo Jianyan next to him couldn't help but curse: "Isn't this a death urge? They dare to go out of the city to fight!"

Many generals were surprised, and at the same time felt that they had been insulted and ridiculed.

Lin Qingzhi said: "The Duke of the Kingdom, probably the Qing sect in Seoul, was worried that the king would open the city to welcome the Duke in order to help him, so he had no choice but to go out of the city to block the Duke and attempt to defeat the Duke outside the city."

Judging from what Zhao Ming knows, the King of Joseon and the ministers of the Yili Sect in the city are both intimate.

If Zhao Ming's army arrived at the city, there would be the King of Joseon and the Minister of the Yili Sect as their inner supporters, and they might be the ones who would be the ones who would open the city gate. Although the Qing faction was close to the Qing Dynasty, they were ministers of Korea after all. They could kill the ministers of the Yili Sect, but they could not kill the King of Joseon.

As the Korean monarchs and people are generally close to the Ming Dynasty. Once the Ming army reaches Seoul, the Korean gentry will definitely respond in groups, and the Qing faction has no foundation to stick to the city.

Therefore, these pro-Qing factions sent troops to block the west of the south city, hoping to repel Zhao Ming, which made the King of Korea and the Yili faction dare not act rashly.

Zhao Ming frowned and said, "How many soldiers do the other party have?"

"There should be six or seven thousand people watching from a distance, and seeing the other party setting up a formation in the wilderness!" reported the whistle cavalry.

Lin Qingzhi exclaimed, "If so, the Imperial Camp Army can be said to have all the outskirts."

Zhao Ming Wenyu sneered, "This is just right, I just happened to defeat him in one battle, saving a lot of trouble."

On the banks of the Han River, seven thousand Korean troops set up formations in the wilderness to prevent the landing Ming army.

The river wind whistled, making flags rush, and the spears and dog teeth staggered like forests. The North Korean sabers and shields were in front, and the spears were in the middle. A large number of archers stood behind, staring at the figures of Ming soldiers appearing in the distance.

Under the banner, North Korean Marshal Jiang Gongjian looked back at the formation, and more than ten rocket cars were raised, then looked into the distance, with contempt in his eyes.

Jiang Gongjian was the brother of Jiang Gonglie, the Marshal of the Korean capital who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. Unlike many Korean elites, he had seen the fierce Eight Banners soldiers and defeated the Ming army. He was shocked by the combat power of the Eight Banners in his heart and had long become an elite elite and was full of contempt for the corrupt Ming Dynasty.

Zhao Ming led a large army to occupy Jianghua Island, but the Koreans did not know that they were the ones who defeated Zhao Zamao, who had defeated the Qing Dynasty, and only thought that it was an ordinary Ming army that suddenly came to Korea.

"Marson, the Ming army is here!" A North Korean general next to him pointed at the Ming army from afar.

Jiang Gongjian looked at the generals with disdain and sneered, "Hmph, I will end the battle before dusk." As soon as he finished speaking, he turned to look at Mingjun again, and saw a large flag divided into eye-catching among the crowds of people. He looked closely and couldn't help but change his face slightly, and he hurriedly asked, "Who can see what is written on it?"

The North Korean general with good eyes beside him squinted his eyes and said, "The Ming Dynasty Governor Donghai, the right governor of the Five Army Governor's Office, the Prince Shaobao, and the Duke Zhao!"

Jiang Gongjian's body suddenly shuddered and cursed with shock on his face: "Ah! Xiba!"
Chapter completed!