Emperor Shunzheng looked at Zhou Guangyu with a kind and gratifying look, and Zhou Guangyu was still a little shy. When he said intuition too much and had no basis, Zhou Guangyu thought a little and recalled the clues in the dark just now.

Zhou Guangyu said: "My son guessed that even if the troops of the Western Xinjiang army could come out to attack the camp, they were still experienced people. Therefore, they did not run wildly when they fled, and they could really deceive everyone as if they were defeated and fought and retreated.

But after they retreated, many people looked like they had a solid appearance, but instead became powerless and ran away completely, as if they were afraid that we would not pursue them. The sons kept their minds and saw that they were becoming more and more like hunters pretending to be prey and luring us to take the bait. When they rushed closer, there were quite a few ruts on the ground. After a few points of overlap, they felt that they were deceiving. Just in case, they did not dare to advance."

This time, the attack on the Western Xinjiang camp was a quarter of an hour earlier than usual, and more people came. In the past ten days, they basically fled in one hour. Today, they fought hard for heavy casualties, and they were delayed to two hours in the battle and retreat.

One quarter of an hour earlier was enough for the Qi army to gather before it was dark. The sky was light, and the Qi army, who wanted to fight quickly, would not have trouble holding a torch in hand.

The time was long, and when the sky was dark, the Qi army's sight was very limited. The torches held by the people in the Western Xinjiang were thrown away when they were approaching. With the guidance of their intention, it was still possible to lead the Qi army into an ambush.

The crossbow chariot must have to be arranged under the cover of the night. I have to say that if Zhou Guangyu had not stopped in time, he would have lost a lot of life.

Emperor Shunzheng was also very pleased to hear Zhou Guangyu's words. Even if he did not have these observations and judgments, he would not make a rash move, which was much better than many of the first time he went to the battlefield. It was not easy to observe carefully and make quick decisions.

"Yes, A Yu has grown up." Emperor Shunzheng nodded with approval.

Zhou Guangyu was very confused: "It's just that my son has a question. Today is no different from the usual ones. When Western Xinjiang attacks the camp every day and flees, we should know how we divide the camps and troops to drive away the enemy. Today's plan to lure troops is not very clever, but it is very hasty. Why did they choose to ambush today?"

Zhou Guangyu has always said whatever he said, but Emperor Tongshunzheng would not hide himself. When he said this, the atmosphere in the tent was condensed.

"Is the news leaked tomorrow? The thieves in the Western Xinjiang have already learned about it?" someone asked in disbelief.

"Impossible." Yuwen Lin denied him, "The formation will be broken tomorrow and has not been arranged. Today is just a deduction. No one knows the details except you. Moreover, it is also accidental that the Seventh Prince is also driving the enemy soldiers. The people in the Western Xinjiang will definitely not know the ambush in advance."

"So, today's ambush was just a accident?"

He took a step around and stepped forward to apologize: "Your Majesty, I guess, maybe it was in the evening camp that made meals half an hour earlier than usual. The smoke from cooking was floating out, and the people in the Western Xinjiang guessed that we would have abnormal movements, so they set up an ambush first, wanting to explore the reality or try to file our sharpness first."

Emperor Shunzheng nodded. I thought so. If he had changed places and suddenly had a sudden movement in the Western Xinjiang, even if he was hasty, he would have set up an ambush here first.

"You don't have to blame yourself." Emperor Shunzheng waved his hand and avoided the punishment of asking for help from the surrounding people.

Since everyone gathered, Emperor Shunzheng also assigned the division of tasks for tomorrow. Zhou Guangyu originally wanted to ask him to divide him into Zhou Guangxu's Pioneer Camp. But what happened tonight, I'm afraid he couldn't invite him anymore.

Everyone received the order and went back, and Zhou Guangyu was left alone in the tent. When Zhou Guangxu retreated, he looked at Zhou Guangyu deeply and said nothing.

Zhou Guangyu lowered his head guiltily, as if he was a child who did something wrong, and he had not been praised or recognized at all.

"I know I'm afraid at this time?" Emperor Shunzheng smiled. "I was very brave just now."

"Father." Zhou Guangyu begged for mercy in his words.

Emperor Shunzheng snorted pretending to be angry, "I'm tactful. Is it okay to say that I dare not advance rashly? Is it considered arbitrary to drive the enemy rashly? If the two deputy generals had originally planned to set up a formation, and you rushed in and make up for the troubles? If you want to go, go in advance and give me instructions and discuss with the soldiers. You should do your own thing, rely on your identity!"

Emperor Shunzheng looked at Zhou Guangyu's head lower and lower, and continued, "You are the prince. You are the one who receives the support of the people to lead the way for them to be peaceful in a prosperous era. It is not a person who regards himself as a very noble willful and willful and let others bear it for you. The superiors act willful and will do their own way, and if they succeed, they will be awesome and brilliant in doing great things. If they fail, they will be a life of human beings. I, the soldiers of the Great Qi family, are not the passionate child of a family. You should treat the responsibility of a real man as a child."

Zheng Haiqing was shocked when Emperor Shunzheng talked about "peace in prosperous times". Later, he heard the lesson that Zhou Guangyu wanted to cherish the people of the world, and he did not dare to speak.

Zhou Guangyu looked serious and bowed his head to admit his mistake and made a solemn promise. He was passionate and did not have so many concerns, but if he had any mistakes today and did not discover the trap in time, then how sad it would be for his father, mother, A Ming, and Asi.

Emperor Shunzheng was not really angry. But Zhou Guangyu knew his talent, and he chose the teacher himself and taught him step by step for a while. In the future, the ability to command the three armies must be above the third brother.

Such seedlings must lay a solid foundation at the beginning, keep the family, country and the world in mind at all times, and always remember to serve the people, the country, the country, and the country.

Xuyang did not fulfill his responsibilities to advise Zhou Guangyu. He received the military stick. He thought that the war was about to be imminent, so he would write it down for now and execute it before returning to Beijing.

Zhou Guangyu looked at Xu Yang with some guilt, but Xu Yang accepted the punishment in his heart. Not to mention admonition, he faced the thieves in the West Xinjiang head-on for the first time and ignored the killing. He had no time to guard Zhou Guangyu. When he thought about it, he was sweating in a cold sweat.

Zhou Guangyu returned to his camp and wiped the gun silently. When he thought of the feeling of the spear piercing the human body, he felt a chill for no reason. He always had to get used to it. Zhou Guangyu thought.

Zhou Guangyu recalled the teachings of Emperor Shunzheng to him. The words of the king and father were more like the kindness that supported him to grow up little by little. The care and love in his words were exactly the same as Gu Xiying's earnest advice.

Zhou Guangyu's mind suddenly overlapped Gu Xiying's face. That day, the sun was very bright in the flower pavilion of the British Duke's Mansion. Gu Xiying had just recovered from a serious illness. She looked pale against the bright Eight Immortal Flowers and Half-Brand Lotus. Her whole body was covered with a layer of quietness that did not belong to her. Her eyes were warm and moist, and her voice was soft and soft:

"You are the first person who has been familiar with me to go to that place since childhood. I hope you are all safe."

Only when you have to be safe will you live up to your concern. Zhou Guangyu stroked the sachet on his waist.
Chapter completed!