After Prince Zheng arrived in Dezhou, he drove all the hundreds of soldiers off the city wall. Seeing their cowardly appearance, Prince Zheng was so angry that he was so angry.

The Southern Ming army has not come yet, and they are already shaking like sieves. If the Southern Ming army really comes, these guys will definitely be the first to surrender.

After inspecting Dezhou Prefecture City, he immediately sent someone to urge Shang Kexi. All he had was elite cavalry, and the attack on the enemy was very powerful.

But if they were defending the city wall, these people would not be enough. The Qing people always focused on offense, so defense was not an easy task for them.

Although Dorgon had already issued an order to let Shang Kexi follow Prince Zheng and arrive within two days at the latest, Prince Zheng still did not believe these Han people, and Prince Zheng always felt that these people were unreliable.

Especially in terms of war, if you want to share money, these Han troops will run faster than anyone else. If you want to fight, their ability to work hard can make you die.

Although Prince Zheng looked down on Shang Kexi, among all the Han generals, he was a war-like person.

When he was in Liaodong, it also caused quite a lot of trouble to the Manchu army. If this guy could sincerely assist him, it would be possible to defend Texas.

But Prince Zheng has a problem that he can't understand.

When the Southern Ming army attacked Qufu, the elite troops of Duoduo Monk Kexi were there. Why didn’t there be any defense at that time? Could it be that there was any rift between the two?

In Prince Zheng's opinion, it must have been Duoduo's problem at the beginning. He relied on his younger brother to the Regent, so he did not take others into consideration.

When facing Prince Zheng, Duoduo didn't take it seriously, let alone Shang Kexi. Perhaps Shang Kexi had some good plans to retreat to the enemy, but they might have been rejected by Duoduo.

Prince Zheng thought he knew the reason for the last failure, so he planned to have a good talk with Shang Kexi this time.

If we talk about rushing on the battlefield, these Han troops are not as good as us, but if we talk about strategies, we can't catch up with them even on horseback.

The Han people know the Han people best.

Although Prince Zheng has a great status in the Qing Dynasty, if we talk about his real military career, this guy is far inferior to Ajige and Dodot.

This guy is more like a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, but compared with the real scholar among the Han people, he seems to have many worse words to describe this guy, that is, he is not as good as a scholar, and that is, he is not as good as a scholar.

But this guy has a very big ambition. People often say that he is more than a person, that is, he is like him.

"Send my personal soldiers to come here in person, and invite Prince Pingnan to come here to discuss."

Thinking of this, Prince Zheng first gave orders to his men. Those infantry soldiers could go slower, but now he wants to talk to Shang Kexi to see what Shang Kexi means?

To be honest, if Dorgon did not have the letter from Dorgon, Shang Kexi would have been able to arrive in Dezhou from the capital for a month or two, and the reasons for each day would not be repeated.

When it comes to shirking off, he is capable enough, but Dorgon's letter is placed here, and Dorgon's palace guards have no way to shirking off, so he can only hurry up and hurry up.

When he received the oral message from Prince Zheng, this guy was also confused.

Since Shandong was defeated, although he still retained the title of prince, no one in the entire capital took him seriously. This is a common phenomenon in the Qing court.

If your men have an army, then you are pretty good, but if you don’t have an army, you’re almost like an ordinary wealthy family. Even some young generals of the Qing Dynasty don’t look down on you, let alone a prince like Prince Zheng.

Originally, Shang Kexi was unwilling to pay attention to Prince Zheng, mainly because Prince Zheng belonged to another force in the court.

The most powerful man in the Qing Dynasty was naturally Dorgon, and the one behind was Prince Su Haoge, and the next row was Prince Zheng.

If he had followed Prince Zheng too close, Dorgon would definitely not want to do so. At present, he only had such a small army.

If Prince Zheng is in a dilemma with him, he only needs to test his troops first to become cannon fodder, so he has to bow his head when it is time to bow his head.

After receiving this news, although he couldn't figure out what Prince Zheng was selling, Shang Kexi still explained everything under his command and rushed to Dezhou City with rush.

"Is this Texas City?"

On the north of Texas City, Shang Kexi was shocked by all the things in front of him. The city seemed to have experienced the baptism of war.

The personal guards under his command were also dumbfounded. The whole city was dirty and messy. The worst thing was that there were so many heads hanging on the city walls, as if they had fought a war, and there were blood everywhere. According to the news they had received before, there was no battle here. What was going on?

"Resist the court and take it down for me."

Just when Shang Kexi was not sure, a few strong men ran out of the city gate. These people must have had some conflicts with the Qing soldiers. Before they could explain anything, the soldiers went up and cut them down.

Shang Kexi immediately understood what was going on. The Regent said that he was making contributions. The enemy city could be robbed for three days, but he didn't tell you, our own city would also be robbed?

After Prince Zheng came to Texas, he found that it was pretty good and his soldiers were not very morale. So in order to boost morale, Prince Zheng immediately issued an order three hours after entering the city.

That is to remanage the entire city. The so-called remanagement means handing over the family’s money and women. How can this work? This was forced to resist by all the people.

Prince Zheng had a bad impression of the Han people. Seeing that someone dared to oppose his orders, this guy did not stop and ordered his troops to kill people. In one night, about 8,000 people were killed by these Qing soldiers.

When Dorgon issued the order, he issued an order to those Qing Dynasty servants, and did not issue such an order to the Eight Banners Cavalry. Prince Zheng obviously misinterpreted this order.

People are panic before the war begins...
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