For two consecutive days and nights, "fire meteors" shot into the city above Quanzhou City, but what fell this time was not the impermanence of life, but the snow-like piece of paper. After some brave people picked it up and read it, they realized that it was the Emperor of the Song Dynasty's anti-thief. "Pen       Quge Ww    W.

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"Alas, I have many people, I will listen to you! Now I am not him, but the legitimate emperor of the Song Dynasty. He was named King of Wei and fed and fed Quanzhou. Emperor Jingyan made a great move and followed his brother's position. He was justified. Heaven and people returned to his ancestors, and the other was to fight against the tyrants. He was so arrogant that he was chaotic and chaotic. He was so arrogant that he was forced to become a servant, and that he was not surprised. China is still a person! The demon Hu was storming the flames of the sky, and the poison was filthy, and the wind spreads all over the world. The demon atmosphere was miserable. China was sluggish and forced to be a servant, which was so unmanned in China!"

"Our dynasty has been very kind and kind. Anyone who comes from far away to China will be willing to be gentle. They are willing to trade with each other and beg to preach in our country. The court used his advice to others to do good and encouraged them to ask for it. At first, they followed my scope and followed my constraints. The Pu thief Shou Geng of Quanzhou was originally a Hu genius, who came across the sea. He lived in the Song Dynasty for business and accumulated over the generations. However, he was in a high position and did not cultivate himself sideways, but he still indulged in lust and greed, and put the people in deaf ears, saying that the power of heaven was not worthy of fear. Instead, he helped the evildoer, colluded with the Tartars, plotted to murder the emperor, slaughtered the royal family, and tens of thousands of scholars, which caused anger among the gods..."

"Now the counselors at the steps are like rain, and the generals under their command are like clouds. Daxing Tangwu's army, use the hope of comforting the clouds and colorful clouds. Heating them to the cruel and cruel, saving the people in the water and fire, repairing my spears and spears, and taking the trays and chasing them as bad as eagles. The flags cover the sun, and the boats and rafts fill the river. The soldiers compete for the first time, and the waters advance together. The natural chassis is not difficult to fly, and the whip can cut off the flow. Where the general arrives, it is as fast as the wind of sweeping the leaves. The soldiers are coming, and the soldiers are ashamed to sweep the leaves. The military power is as sharp as the thunder in the sky. The military power is purged and the orders are severe. The farming market is not alarmed, and there is no offense. Today, the battle is fought against Pu Ni, with no eyes on swords and guns, and water is ruthless. Looking at the people in the city to accumulate food and water, waiting for the house to come, and the war is coming, and do not be confused to avoid damage..."

The article encouraging the army to launch an attack on the city in three days, and inform the people in the city not to panic, hide at home and do not go out, and do not go to the city to resist the damage. It also includes how to escape the government's recruitment, how to join forces, resist the looting of the riots, and even avoid the ravages, and the list of materials to be reserved at home, etc., all of which are listed in the article. In addition, it also contains how to assist the royal army in siege, guide important goals for the army, and avoid the surveillance and search of pseudo-official officials. Soldiers who intend to return to the right can be exempted from punishment and pass outside the city if they present this article.

After reading the city, the people all sighed that the old masters were kind and picked them up and hid them at home and prepared them as scheduled. The soldiers used them as talismans to them. After seeing this, Pu Shougen and others were panicked and sent troops to search and burn them. They also informed the people who picked them up in the city that they were not allowed to watch or privately hide them. They would be sued to the government. If there were any violations, they would be punished as a warning. However, there were thousands of proclamations shot into the city, and there were also "spy" who helped them to spread the proclamations, and they posted them all over the streets and alleys. They could not cut all the weeds, and they would have to cut them tomorrow.

Ordinary people have a problem, that is, the more things the government prohibits, everyone will find them to hide. Because they think the government is unreliable, although Pu Shougen has arranged military troops to guard all the important roads in the city, as long as the Song army's rockets fly around and explode in the sky, the wrapped paper is everywhere in the wind, and there is no idea where it will fall. Often, when the soldiers pick up what they see, other places will be clean, except for the roof and the top of the tree. There is no need to ask about these manifestos being hidden privately. Not only the people in the city, but even the soldiers cannot avoid leaving a few pieces of "toilet paper"...

For a time, the whole city of Quanzhou was panicked by the piece of paper falling from the sky, and they all planned to break the city in a few days, and would the Song army start a massacre of the rebels of the Song Dynasty and confiscate their property after entering the city. Those who had ghosts in their hearts were wondering whether they would make meritorious service in order to seek mercy and save their property. There were even anti-Yuan heroes in the city secretly contacted and organized people to prepare for uprising to help the Wangshi break the city. Faced with such a situation, Pu Shougen had to impose a curfew and murder people to publicly suppress it, but his atmosphere became even more tense. This dull and terrifying atmosphere made people suffer, so that Pu Shougen hoped that the Song army would attack the city quickly so as not to be crazy.

Another thing that was going crazy was Sodu. They came from Quanzhou to aid Zhangzhou. The military situation was like fire. He led the three thousand elite cavalry along the way, except for feeding horses, drinking water, and even sleeping and peeing. However, when they were so tired that they rushed to Zhangzhou with panting, they only saw the shadow of the Song army fleet leaving the distance and the mess outside Zhangzhou City. The salt fields and boat fields along the coast were all destroyed and the port was destroyed, but Zhangzhou City was not in trouble at all, and no one died.

Suodun understood that he had been trapped, but he knew that it was useless and that the war horses had reached their limit. If he wanted to rush back to the time of his arrival, he would have to run away and get rid of the war horses. In desperation, he could only rest and mobilize the garrisons from surrounding prefectures and counties to prepare for the return of assistance. But before he could warm up his chair, those who asked for help from Quanzhou arrived, saying that the Song army had launched a large-scale attack and surrounded the city. However, the messenger only came to this group, and there was no future, and the information was completely cut off.

Suo is a veteran on the battlefield. He understands that it would be a fool to capture a city like Quanzhou in a few days, but the news still makes them uneasy. He knows that if Quanzhou is lost, the Khan will not kill him, and he will also have to peel him off. So Suo did not wait for all the recruited troops to arrive, and he led his troops and more than 10,000 troops to go out first. It is impossible to run back, and the brigade usually has to rest and complete the team every five miles of marching, so as not to lose people and mess up the formation.

Suodu was anxious to urge the army to hurry up and go for only sixty miles a day, but it was still smooth all the way, but after entering the ground in Quanzhou, things took a sharp turn. The road was often dug out several large ditches, causing them to either go around the paddy fields beside them, or stop to fill the ditch. The sentry detectives they sent were inexplicably missing. After searching for several times, they could not even find the body. I don’t know if they ran away or were sunk into the pond. Soon there was no sleep at night. People often didn’t sleep in the middle of the night and fired rockets at their camp, making the army unable to sleep all night and dozed off when walking.
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