Even if the Ming army sentries wanted to pursue him, they were already a little too deep.

Li Yuanqing also decisively adjusted his strategy and set up outposts on the front line of Jincheng Lake. As for Jierhalang and the others, they could go wherever they wanted.

Anyway, in a few days, it won't be Li Yuanqing who should have a headache, but Governor Yuan.

It will be noon on March 26, the seventh year of the Great Tomorrow.

The two main forces of the Ming army, Li Yuanqing and Chen Zhong, finally successfully arrived at the legendary city of Seoul.

At this time, April is about to enter, and there are already some signs of spring flowers blooming and the world getting warmer.

Small green seedlings emerged from the muddy ground after thawing.

The north wind is no longer bitingly cold, but has become somewhat soft and enchanting.

However, the North Korean king Li Jie also knew that he was guilty of serious crimes. He had originally returned to Seoul a few days ago. After learning that Li Yuanqing's main force had arrived in Seoul, he ran back to Ganghwa Island in despair.

But Li Zhu also understood very well that unlike the Tatars who were not used to water warfare, the Ming army was their ancestors in water warfare!

As soon as Li Yuanqing set up camp outside Seoul, Li Zhuo's envoy had already arrived.

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Chapter completed!