The Central Guards sounded the alarm. Who dared to treat it as a child's play among the Imperial Guards?
With an attitude of preferring to believe that something happened rather than something that didn't exist, everyone followed suit and called the police one after another.
As a result, the entire imperial camp followed suit and took action.
The camp gates were closed, bows were strung, horses were saddled, and swords were in hand, entering a state of full alert.
In the new army camp, accompanied by the sound of the urgent rally call, the soldiers came out of their respective tents with steel guns in hand, like rabbits on the run.
"Boom, boom, boom..." Amidst the sound of dense footsteps, some troops who had arrived early had already begun to form a team.
"Team A reports."
"One, two, three...fifty...one hundred..."
"Team B, all of us, listen to my command and fix your bayonets."
"Team D, load up the ammunition!"
The military order fell like a mountain!
As soon as the bugle sounds, the new army's camp immediately switches to wartime status.
The soldiers of the three targets gathered at three different locations and entered a battle-ready state with bayonets loaded and loaded to prevent a sudden attack by the enemy cavalry.
These preparations were carried out entirely in accordance with combat plans and did not require Yuzhu to issue temporary military orders.
At this time, Yuzhu got on his horse and, surrounded by his own soldiers, quickly rushed behind the Jiabiao soldiers.
The battle formation of the line infantry does not have many fancy gadgets, and is always commanded by junior officers from the front.
Yuzhu is behind the entire army and is responsible for controlling the overall situation.
Yuzhu raised the monocular and saw the foreman of Lao Shi4's guard. His face turned pale with fear and he was completely at a loss. He still subconsciously clenched the steel knife in his hand.
Humph, what a fool, so crazy, he deserves to be unlucky!
"Order A and B to capture the thieves who committed the crime. Anyone who dares to resist the arrest will be killed without mercy!" Yuzhu has always run the army with an iron fist. After an order is given, who dares to disobey?
"Yes." The herald who had been waiting beside Yuzhu turned his horse and rushed out.
"All of you, bayonets on, march together!"
Zhang Jing, the commander of Camp B, is Yu Zhu's old subordinate.
Under his restraint, nearly five hundred soldiers from the entire battalion lined up in three columns, all with their bayonets raised, and they fiercely pressed forward against the dozen or so guards of Old Fourteenth.
Under the threat of the sea of gleaming bayonets, Old Fourteen's guards were forced to retreat step by step until they reached the wooden fence with no retreat.
Zhang Jing raised the command knife in his hand and ordered sternly: "Raise the gun and aim!"
"Wow..." Hundreds of guns were aimed at the poor dozen guards.
The guards of Old Fourteen were all pale and trembling with fear.
Zhang Jing deliberately kept silent and maintained a coercive attitude.
Some of the guards waiting for Old Fourteen saw that the situation was not good and knelt down in panic.
"Anyone who abandons his sword, kneels down and surrenders will be spared death! Anyone who dares to resist will be killed without mercy." Zhang Jing then loudly conveyed Yuzhu's order.
A good man never suffers immediate losses!
Old Fourteen's guards were frightened to death. How could they still have the courage to resist with their swords?
Fearing that they would be left behind, they abandoned their swords, bows, and quivers, so they knelt down obediently and surrendered.
Zhang Jing personally escorted the foreman of the old fourteenth guard to Yuzhu's horse.
Yuzhu touched his chin and asked the guard foreman sternly: "How dare you draw a sword in the imperial camp? Tell me, who ordered you?"
The foreman of the guard, no matter how stupid he was, knew that Yuzhu was deliberately trying to frame the Fourteenth.
After all, the foreman of the guard knew the importance of the matter, and even though he was extremely frightened, he still refused to speak.
Yuzhu didn't expect the head guard to speak, so he ordered someone to take him down.
According to the military regulations of the imperial camp, after any guard army warns, all the soldiers and horses protecting Kangxi must not move despite the warning and launch strict alert operations.
At this time, unauthorized transfers between the various armies and horses are strictly prohibited except for officials who pass orders.
When Kangxi sent someone to question Yuzhu, Yuzhu escorted the foreman of the guard to the imperial tent.
"Your Majesty... the traitor dared to draw a knife and kill someone in the imperial camp. It is a heinous crime!" Yuzhu followed the old rules, neither adding fuel or jealousy, and told the whole story in a straightforward manner.
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"Call Old Fourteen." Kangxi was really angry.
The old emperor has been on the throne for more than fifty years, and he has never seen a precedent of daring to draw a sword among the imperial guards.
Kangxi also knew in his heart that there must be friction between Yuzhu and Lao Shisi in private.
This kind of friction was actually something the old emperor liked to see.
However, private friction can only be controlled within a certain range.
Anyone who dares to draw a sword around the imperial tent, even if there is a great reason, falls into the category of committing rebellion.
This is equivalent to someone actually drawing a sword inside the Xihua Gate of the Forbidden City.
Pulling out the sword, no matter how reasonable it is, becomes rebellion!
Old Fourteen actually knew how powerful it was, so even when the guards were stopped, he didn't dare to get angry.
After all, Yuzhu was enforcing the rules of the forbidden army formulated by Kangxi himself, and no one was allowed to violate them.
However, Old Fourteen never expected that before he even met Kangxi, Yuzhu's new army would cause a big trouble.
As soon as the alarm sounded, all the camps closed their doors and were on guard. No one was allowed to move without permission. The fourteenth man never saw Kangxi.
However, as soon as Wei Zhu, who was delivering the order, walked to the door, Kangxi changed his mind.
If you really call the Fourteenth Old Man here and tell the story clearly, there will be no way to deal with the aftermath!
To put it bluntly, it means that the matter involves conspiracy, which is by no means a trivial matter.
After the trouble really got big, Kangxi would definitely have to spend a lot of effort to protect the Fourteenth.
"Take my Jubilong knife and let them kill themselves!"
"Hey." Wei Zhu accepted the order and went to kill someone with a knife.
People are selfish.
No matter what, it was a heart-to-heart relationship between father and son. After Kangxi understood the consequences, he sacrificed the guards around Lao Si without hesitation.
As long as you keep silent, you won't be afraid that someone will take the opportunity to impeach Old Fourteenth.
The old emperor can generally control the censors in the court, but there are always some nerds who accept death, which is quite annoying.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Rumor has it that no evidence is needed, and this is something Kangxi loved to hear.
However, after this rumor involved Lao Si and Lao Fourteen, the two candidates for the crown prince, Kangxi's heart was decisively changed.
As soon as Yuzhu listened to Kangxi's instructions, he guessed the old emperor's thoughts. Among the candidates for the crown prince, there must be a place for the old fourteenth.
Otherwise, Kangxi would not be so careless about human life.
Losing your car to save your handsome man is a common tactic used by the upper class!
Anyway, those who died were all the sons of passers-by, no one really felt sorry for him!
"Yuzhu..." After Kangxi called his name, he said nothing.
Yuzhu kowtowed with understanding and said: "We were suddenly attacked by two ferocious tigers in the camp. The guards of the Fourteenth Master drew their swords to defend themselves, but unfortunately they were killed by the ferocious tigers."
Kangxi wanted to laugh, but he held it back. Mom, Yuzhu, this little bastard, reacted so quickly, and it was exactly what I wanted!
"Where are the two ferocious tigers?" Kangxi deliberately made things difficult for Yuzhu, wanting to see if there was any bigger surprise.
Yuzhu kowtowed again and said: "The tiger is very fast. After hurting people, it was frightened and ran away. I beg the emperor to issue an order to order the nearby prefectures and counties to kill the tigers that hurt people."
"The First Clan"
Since it's a show, you have to do the whole thing.
There is a story about a ferocious tiger hurting people, but there is no trace of the ferocious tiger, which can easily arouse people's suspicion.
When Kangxi heard this, he thought, well, the story is well written!
After the Fourteenth came in, the matter had been completely settled by Kangxi and Yuzhu.
It's a done deal!
Faced with Lao Si4's crazy roar of filial piety, Yuzhu insisted that all his guards were killed by the tiger.
No matter how arrogant Old Fourteen was, he knew that even if something even Kangxi recognized, no matter how strange it was, it could no longer be undone.
In front of Kangxi, the fourteenth man still had sense after all and did not dare to use violence.
"Yuzhu, you are so stubborn, I am not done with you!" After the old fourteen came out of the tent, he was still cursing.
After the fourteenth boy rushed out of the imperial tent, Kangxi suddenly sighed heavily and said, "You are still too young. You can't calm down for such a little thing?"
This was not something a minister would dare to say, so Yuzhu kept his mouth shut, pretending to be ignorant.
In front of the old emperor, smart people will always die quickly.
The old emperor had no intention of delegating power before closing his eyes.
However, among adult sons, the options available to them are getting narrower and narrower.
The third child went astray, thinking that Kangxi liked intellectuals who compiled books.
There was something wrong with Lao Si's character, and his methods of rectifying people were too simple and crude, which easily aroused dissatisfaction and opposition among the Manchu nobles.
The fourteenth child became impulsive when he was slightly aroused by Yuzhu. Alas, he was still a child!
What Yuzhu did was like a whetstone.
Let the old emperor realize that the fourteenth old man cannot even accommodate pure ministers and jade pillars. Is it possible for him to secure the throne in the future?
Lao Ba, Kangxi suddenly thought of Lao Ba who was no longer around, and he couldn't help but sigh heavily in his heart. He was so virtuous, but he was also a strict wife, not a human being.
The situation Kangxi is facing now is very similar to Cao Mengde's entanglement between Cao Zhi and Cao Pi.
There is no better son than a father.
Cao Cao finally chose the ruthless and shameless Cao Pi, but gave up on the soft-hearted but talented Cao Zhi.
In the huge Cao family, if the next generation of the family head is not strong enough, he will be in danger of death and annihilation in an instant.
After all, the chair under King Wei's butt is too tempting!
However, Kangxi also had a trump card, that is, the emperor's eldest grandson, Hong Xi, was always by his side even after he deposed Yin Reng.
Kangxi fell into deep thought, and Yuzhu knew that the old emperor was very confused.
The sons who are expected to inherit the throne have their own shortcomings.
The emperor's eldest grandson, Hong Xi, is most like Kangxi, but he also has the experience of the former Ming Emperor Jianwen, who lost his entire empire in just four years.
The Qing Dynasty is not the Ming Dynasty.
The Ming Dynasty was the emperor of the Han family and the country of the Han people.
The total number of Eight Banners soldiers in the Qing Dynasty was only over 200,000.
If the internal divisions are to the point of fighting each other, well, is it possible that the country belongs to the Emperor of Manchuria?
Yuzhu understood Kangxi's temper very well. He deliberately stimulated the fourteenth to reveal his childish side, because he did not want the inherent historical process to undergo an alarming mutation.
After all, Yuzhu already had a rough idea of the process of Lao Si's ascension to the throne in history.
If it were replaced by the old fourteenth to inherit the throne, God knows what changes would happen?
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