Zhu Houzhao looked at Ye Chunqiu who had been holding back his grief in front of him, and felt unbearable. He wanted to comfort him for a while, but halfway through his words, he felt powerless and couldn't help but caress his forehead.

He felt that he could not organize his wording. After all, trouble is his strength, which made him comfort him. This fact is that it is a bit too much to put on the shelves.

After Ye Chunqiu was silent for a long time, he finally looked up at Zhu Houzhao and said, "Your Majesty, where will Batumonk advance from?"

This sudden question seemed a bit inconsistent with the foreword, which made Zhu Houzhao stunned.

But Zhu Houzhao immediately understood that since Ye Chunqiu decided to stay, he was preparing to fight Batumonk. The most important thing was that he was afraid that he would also want to relieve his depression, so he changed the topic just now.

However, when Ye Chunqiu mentioned this, Zhu Houzhao suddenly felt energetic. He narrowed his eyes and said, "This... I have also thought hard for a few days. Liu Fan, Liu Fan, hurry up, take the map, and the map."

In fact, many times, many sorrows can be eliminated against the map, at least for Ye Chunqiu, this is probably the case.

Ye Chunqiu looked at the map intently, analyzing the deployment of troops outside the pass bit by bit, and glanced at each pass wall. Zhu Houzhao also leaned her head and muttered something in a low voice.

Time flies...

Ye Chunqiu was grateful to Zhu Houzhao because these days, he was summoned to the palace every day, and was pulled to Zhu Houzhao to look at the map every day, and occasionally he was pulled to Jingshan to hunt.

Zhu Houzhao's move, Ye Chunqiu certainly understood that Zhu Houzhao didn't want him to be sad and sad, but he also knew what it meant. The news in Liaodong was too chaotic.

All kinds of true and false news were reported one after another, and dozens of military towns and garrisons held their own opinions, but the court could not tell who was against it, and which garrison had fallen into Yang Yu's hands.

I believe there are also many rebel generals pretending to be loyal and sending them a hurry, hoping to get a cluttered look.

Ye Chunqiu spent a whole month like this, and at this time, the court finally figured out the general situation in Liaodong.

Yang Yu and the Jurchen tribes had already begun to plot against Jinzhou, and a large number of Jurchens began to operate in the Jinzhou area, which shows that the entire Liaodong had fallen.

Once they took the Jinzhou gate, it means that the throat that was stuck in Liaodong was completely trapped in the hands of the thief. Since then, the court and Liaodong have cut off all exchanges.

This was extremely bad news for the court. Liaodong was of great significance to the court. Losing Liaodong would be like a big collapse.

Therefore, all kinds of bad news could not help but spread, which naturally attracted many people to beat their chests and fall. Liaodong's business has been operating for more than a hundred years. The court has spent countless efforts on Liaodong. Some even believe that once the Jurchens occupy Liaodong, they will inevitably become a major concern of the Ming Dynasty in the future.

Zhu Houzhao and Ye Chunqiu were also worried about this, but they were currently bound by Batumonk, but they were helpless and could not do anything.

As for Ye Jing's news, it was also in chaos. Some said that Ye Jing was dead when Liaoyang City was trapped, while others believed that he had been detained and became a weapon for Yang Yu to protect himself in the future. There were also rumors that the governor of Liaodong did not die, but went to North Korea.

Hearing this, Ye Chunqiu just smiled bitterly and shook his head. Although Zhu Houzhao swears: "I think there is no mistake in the news from the Jinyiwei, but it will take some time to confirm it. Now the land news to North Korea has been cut off, and the sea route can be connected. Unfortunately, it takes two or three months to travel back and forth."

Ye Chunqiu shook his head again, why didn’t he know that Zhu Houzhao wanted to comfort him?

Ye Chunqiu still looked calm and said, "Your Majesty, I understand that I have made the worst plan. Now the news against Liaodong is half true and half false. The news is isolated. I naturally know that the factory guards are stepping up their inquiries, but I dare not have hope, and I dare not have any hope."

With hope, I am afraid that I will fall into greater despair in the future.

What's more, Ye Chunqiu knew his father well, and his father was not the kind of person who could stand alone. If he really escaped, he should have been in a rebellion. The rebels had not yet gained their foothold and quickly withdrew Jinzhou. How could he go to North Korea?

This is not in line with common sense and is contrary to Ye Chunqiu's understanding of Ye Jing.

After hearing Ye Chunqiu's words, Zhu Houzhao had to smile bitterly and said, "Hey... what you said is that even if you want to escape, you shouldn't go to North Korea. North Korea is connected to the Jianzhou Jurchen tribes. If you go there, what is the difference between going to the Jianzhou Jurchen tribes? Ha, it's unlikely. But it's always good to have some hope, isn't it?"

I have to say that Zhu Houzhao really has no ability to comfort people. Ye Chunqiu just nodded, but felt sad.

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The border of North Korea is full of mountains and steep mountains, and a river separates Liaodong from the North Korean Kingdom.

As Zhu Houzhao and Ye Chunqiu knew, there were many Jurchens wandering here.

Liaodong has changed a lot now. In addition to the Jurchens conspiring with Yang Yu, preparing to take down Jinzhou and completely cut off the ties between Liaodong and the Ming Dynasty, on the other hand, it is to guard against North Korea.

This was Yang Yu's idea. General Yang had been a military officer in the Ming Dynasty for so long, and of course he knew the deployment of the Ming Dynasty. Although the Tatars had gathered countless iron cavalry and were ready to march south at any time, in Yang Yu's judgment, the court should not send troops to reinforce Liaodong.

But I am afraid of everything. If the court really makes a big move, on the one hand, it will rush to the front line of Jinzhou first, and there will be a whole other way, and it will probably land a military horse in North Korea and then attack Liaoyang.

But even though it is so conceived, this possibility is still too low. After all, even if you want to cross the sea on a large scale, the preparation time will take more than half a year. Now is obviously not the most appropriate time.

At this moment, someone suddenly discovered that there were many black spots on the long river that had frozen. In these snowy places, these black spots were obviously particularly eye-catching. More importantly, on that plane, more and more black spots began to come densely towards the river bank.
Chapter completed!