Su Wan was in great embarrassment. The Japanese behind him were not only chasing after him, but they would also shoot arrows when they found an opportunity. While running for their lives, they had to avoid being attacked by these sharp weapons. The guards could not stop rowing for a moment, and they were obviously exhausted.
, just when they were about to lose their hold, they finally saw the big ship flying the flag of the Changzhou Navy.
"Your Majesty, this is the Commander-in-Chief. The Commander-in-Chief is here."
Su Wan pursed his chapped lips, straightened his back, and assumed the majesty of a royal relative. Only in this way could he intimidate the Changzhou commander.
The Changzhou General Soldier discovered Su Wan and immediately rushed over and ordered: "Quick, save the Prince Consort."
Su Wan saw the Zhou generals coming to the rescue. He couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. As soon as he relaxed, his eyes suddenly turned black and he almost fainted.
Changzhou soldiers helped Su Wan onto the ship with all their hands and feet.
"Prince-in-law, are you okay?" Changzhou Commander-in-Chief looked at Su Wan in panic. If the prince-in-law's life were lost here, he would probably not survive.
Su Wan opened his eyes.
The commander-in-chief of Changzhou immediately stepped forward to serve Su Wan personally and drank some water. Then he said heartily: "The prince-in-law has really tried his best for the people of Zhou Dynasty. Even if... this is the result, I don't blame the prince-son-in-law.
I have just seen it. These Japanese people should have come out in full force, bringing all the elites of the Japanese country. Not to mention how powerful they are. Our Changzhou Navy also has the strength to fight, but it is a pity that it wasted on the battle of Anyihou.
There are too many, and we are already at the end of our war effort. If we didn’t have the heart to serve the country, who would have dared to go out to fight? Your actions will make us generals ashamed."
Su Wan only saw the Changzhou Commander-in-Chief frothing at the mouth, his ears were buzzing, and he wanted to slap the Changzhou Commander-in-Chief in the face. He was such a loser. He thought such flattery was very acceptable before, but now he just
It feels harsh.
How many people did An Yihou bring? How many people did he bring to fight, and he ended up in such a situation.
He was really ashamed. All his previous thoughts fell apart at the moment of the battle, and he was completely defeated in the blink of an eye. This was not the result he wanted.
What he wants is to be majestic and make everyone truly surrender.
Su Wan stood up staggeringly and ordered the Changzhou general: "Follow us and see how the battle is going." He couldn't feel at ease unless he went to see him. He had been planning for many years. Who knows what he had done? He had been submissive in front of the eldest princess all day long, which was extremely despicable.
...but only gained a moment of power.
If Song Chengxuan loses, he thinks that if he wins the battle, then he will really be making wedding clothes for others.
"Prince-in-law," Changzhou's commander-in-chief was surprised, "We... shouldn't have gone." So many people have been lost, are they going to die if they go there?
They should return to Da Zhou before making further calculations, otherwise they would be waiting there waiting for help.
Su Wan gave the Changzhou commander a cold look: "Are you scared?"
"No...it's not..." Changzhou General Soldier immediately denied.
Su Wan said: "Why is Song Chengxuan here? Didn't you say that Xue Chen from Quanzhou said they would only stay offshore?"
The Changzhou general's eyes widened: "Prince-in-law, please tell me again, what happened to the people in Quanzhou?"
"Song Chengxuan took over the troops and horses I brought." Su Wan seemed to have been hit hard on the chest, and his face became even more ugly. "Who asked him to come? Xue Chen or you?"
Changzhou's general soldier immediately said: "Of course this is not an arrangement made by a humble position. The bold Xue Chen actually sent troops without permission." A small general seized power on the battlefield. Where did Song Chengxuan get the courage? He should lead people to arrest this traitor and traitor to show his courage.
The majesty of the Changzhou General Soldier.
After thinking about this, the Changzhou commander was about to speak.
"Another ship was hit by artillery." The deputy next to him shouted.
The Changzhou commander immediately raised his head and saw a raging fire where the Zhou navy and the Japanese were fighting.
Even though he was far away, he could feel the brutality of the battle ahead.
The Changzhou general gritted his teeth. If he went now, he would definitely become the general. The war in front of him was hopeless. He could not take this hot potato into his own hands.
"Prince-in-law, the front is dangerous. It's fine for us to die for the country. But you can't. I have been repeatedly told by superiors to protect your safety. I must escort you back first."
Changzhou's commander-in-chief didn't wait for Su Wan to speak again, and immediately ordered: "Quick, turn the ship around immediately, let's go back."
Su Wan's breath was messed up and he couldn't help coughing. The Changzhou general soldier was as timid as a mouse and was afraid of the Japanese before they even started fighting. For some reason, he felt even more uneasy and felt that the situation was over.
Su Wan turned to look at the Japanese who were chasing him here. Those people still refused to give up, as if they were waiting for the opportunity to take action again. Logically speaking, when they saw Dazhou's reinforcements, the Japanese should flee immediately. They were still following closely.
Why? Everything today is strange.
"Sink their ship."
Following the order of the Changzhou Commander-in-Chief, the artillery fire on the warships was fired. After a burst of bombardment, the Japanese boats disappeared on the sea.
"Prince-in-law, don't worry," the Changzhou commander said with a smile, "we can make plans after we get ashore safely."
The Japanese had disappeared, but Su Wan's frown did not relax, because just now he heard the Japanese standing on the boat shouting, and what they shouted was: White Dragon King.
Could it be that he respected the White Dragon King so he called out the White Dragon King's name during the battle? Su Wan closed his eyes and tried to clear out the complicated thoughts in his mind.
Fortunately, the ship kept moving forward, and there was nothing unusual on the road.
"Prince-in-law, we will be able to disembark soon." Changzhou's general soldier stepped forward to report.
Su Wan stood up and looked across the country of Zhou Dynasty.
Changzhou belongs to him. He will move the Su family here and make the Su family a powerful family in the southeast. He will not lose. He can make a comeback as long as he takes a breather.
After getting off the boat, Su Wan was still a little uncomfortable with his feet on the ground. It took him a long time to stabilize his body. Suddenly he thought of the eldest princess of Jiangyin.
I don’t know if the Japanese succeeded.
"How's it going on the shore?" Su Wan asked immediately.
The Changzhou General Soldier immediately said: "Prince Prince Consort, don't worry, everything is peaceful. We must take strict precautions to prevent the Japanese from entering the land of the Zhou Dynasty."
How could there be no difference?
Su Wan's hair hung down on his forehead, and he looked extremely embarrassed. He lowered his head and his eyes kept flickering. There must be something wrong. Chang Shi told him that the Japanese had landed. If the Japanese had successfully killed Huayang
, it is impossible that no news has come yet.
"Something happened, something happened, Prince Consort, sir..." The deputy general stumbled forward, "The Japanese were discovered in Jiangyin. They deceived the guards and sneaked into the city. They invaded a large house last night and killed many people."
"What?" Changzhou's general soldier was shocked. "What are the local guards doing? Where are those Japanese people?"
"The guards led people to arrest the Japanese, but when they saw that they could not escape, they all committed suicide."
The deputy general just finished saying this.
Su Wan raised his head and saw Chang Shi walking over with a pale face: "Prince-in-law, please go and have a look. The person killed by the Japanese yesterday...may be...the eldest princess."
Su Wan staggered as if he was going to faint. Chang Shi hurriedly stepped forward to help him. Su Wan tightly held Chang Shi's lapel: "What did you say? Why princess? Why did the princess come here?"
Chang Shi kept shaking his head: "I don't know...you...go and have a look...we don't know what to do."
The Changzhou general was already frightened out of his wits. He stared blankly as Su Wan got on the carriage, and the carriage drove away in front of him. Only then did he come back to his senses: "Hurry... prepare your horses quickly, I want to go see him."
look."
…
Su Wan was sitting in the carriage. At this moment, his sad look had faded from his face: "What happened?"
Chang Shi lowered his head and reported: "The princess is dead, and the others have been cleaned up. The remaining Tian family is temporarily imprisoned. We haven't seen Tian's children yet."
"Well done," Su Wan said, "Next, I will write a memorial to the emperor and ask the imperial court to send reinforcements to accompany me to avenge the princess."