The heavens start from the red building

Chapter 183

But no matter how they tried to persuade him, Chen Dong would never change what he had decided. He hated Song Huizong with all his heart.

It was because of him that the Jin army broke through the capital, took away so many female relatives, and even asked the queen to perform a sheep-raising ceremony.

Anyway, in his heart, Song Huizong must die.And Chen Dong doesn't care at all about reputation for future generations.

If it weren't for the fact that the emperor of the Song Dynasty was too useless, he wouldn't even know how to rebel. He didn't think being an emperor was a good job, and he might as well be a great pirate.

Wu Yong didn't change his mind no matter how much he persuaded Chen Dong, so he could only give up the persuasion. Anyway, Wu Yong thought that the emperor's reputation among the people was not very good, so Chen Dong could kill him if he wanted to!
Chen Dong did not show affection at all, he directly dragged Zhao Ji out, and hanged him in front of all the people.

The whole world was shocked by what Chen Dong did, and many pedantic loyalists of the Song Dynasty couldn't help crying loudly, clamoring that they must be at odds with Chen Dong.

But Chen Dong didn't care about the opinions of those people at all. His thoughts were already on Fang La's side.

Now Fang La is at the end of his battle, thanks to Tong Guan, although that guy has no real skills, but the frontier army is really strong, with 15 versus millions, Fang La is almost finished.

Chen Dong personally led the troops to Muzhou. Fang La originally thought that Tong Guan would lead the troops and he would be able to kick him out, but they did not expect that Chen Dong would come in person.

Regarding Chen Dong, Fang La's heart was very complicated. When he first heard that Chen Dong was also in trouble, he still looked down on this brat.

Originally, he thought that Chen Dong was taking advantage of him. If he hadn't contained the elite soldiers led by Tong Guan, Chen Dong would not have developed so quickly.

At first, Fang La had always been very ambitious, thinking about taking care of Tong Guan, conquering the capital all the way, and then looking for trouble with Chen Dong after taking care of the emperor.

Fang La originally thought that if Chen Dong was interested and willing to rely on him, he could give Chen Dong an official position after taking care of the emperor.

But he didn't expect that with so many people under him, not only did he fail to clean up Tong Guan, but Tong Guan actually took care of him.

If Chen Dong hit the capital and forced Tong Guan to return to the capital, he would probably be gone by now.

Originally, Fang La wanted to take this opportunity to regroup, but he didn't expect that before he could catch his breath, Chen Dong actually destroyed the capital and killed the dog emperor directly.

Fang La felt very complicated, but before he could calm down, Chen Dong led his men to Muzhou.

Fang La was so angry that he called his subordinates to discuss what to do!
According to Fang La, no matter whether it was the court or Chen Dong, he didn't want to be subdued, so the court didn't say anything.

In his eyes, Chen Dong was a lucky kid. Although he was temporarily short of manpower, he still had no problem dealing with Chen Dong.

But although Fang La is so optimistic, the people under him don't believe him that much.

These people rebelled with him in the first place because they couldn't stand the oppression of the court, and secondly, they wanted to fight for a good future and glorify their ancestors.

But now it is clear that they are not Chen Dong's opponents. This Muzhou wants money but has no money, and food but no food.

Seeing that Fang La still wanted to fight Chen Dong to the death, these people must not be happy, they are not Fang La, and people who have been the boss can't live with it if they go to others.

They were originally a group of bandits and robbers, and they would fight with anyone who could benefit them.

Seeing that it was useless to persuade Fang La, several people secretly glanced at each other, and they all had ideas in their hearts.

Chen Dong didn't know that Fang La was about to have internal strife, so he first asked people to find the 5 unboarded soldiers left by Tong Guan, and wanted to recruit them.

The highest commander staying here now is Tong Yong, Tong Guan's former confidant.

He is Tong Guan's distant cousin, and he voted for Tong Guan after Tong Guan's development, because he is sweet-mouthed and flattering, and Tong Guan trusts him very much.

This is when Tong Guan went to Beijing in two batches, so he was left behind to take charge of the army, but Tong Guan never thought that he would be killed by Chen Dong before he arrived in Beijing.

Now Tong Yong was a little at a loss, his commander was completely temporarily appointed by Tong Guan, and once Tong Guan died, he obviously felt that the people under his command didn't obey him very much.

In fact, when he first learned that Tong Guan and the emperor were dead, Tong Yong was still a little happy.

He felt in his heart that this might be his opportunity. Now that he had 5 strong troops under his command, he could not be considered a powerful force. Now that the world was in chaos, he might also have the opportunity to become a powerful force.

But not long after he had this dream, the quartermaster under him came to tell him that there was no food in the army.

Tong Yongche was splashed with cold water. They used to rely on the court, but now if he wants to be independent, of course he has to solve the problem of food and grass.

But Muzhou is now in devastation and has been almost destroyed by Fang La. Even if you want to grab food, there is no place to grab it.

Coupled with the fact that the soldiers under him refused to accept him, Tong Yong had the idea of ​​finding a backer.

When Chen Dong sent someone to contact him, he was definitely happy, but he was not very satisfied with the conditions proposed by Chen Dong.

In Tong Yong's view, these 5 elite soldiers are his capital. The most important thing for him to surrender is that these 5 soldiers can only be under his command.

But of course Chen Dong couldn't hand over these elite soldiers to a villain like him who only knew how to flatter others. You must know that he still wanted to conquer these people and drag them to the Liao Kingdom to fight.

If Tong Yong were to take them with him, Chen Dong was afraid that the 5 people would be wiped out by the people of the Kingdom of Jin.

Chen Dong didn't think about agreeing first, and then thought of a way to go back on his word later, but Tong Yong was a thief, so he asked Chen Dong to bring the food and grass first, and he helped Chen Dong kill Fang La first, and then went to see Chen Dong.

When will he kill Fang La, and looking at him like that, he must be planning to grind slowly, Chen Dong doesn't have that much time.

While Jin and Liao were at war, Chen Dong wanted to meddle in it. Before Jin swallowed up Liao and before its strength greatly increased, he would work with Liao to clean up Jin.

As for the Liao Kingdom, their current emperor is similar to Song Huizong. They are both mediocre and incompetent people. It will not be too late to deal with them after the Jin Kingdom is dealt with.

However, if you want to get involved in the Liao-Jin war, you must first calm down the country, so that your backyard does not catch fire before the results are reached.

Since Tong Yong is so ignorant of flattery and wants to threaten himself with this 5 army, let him see that he is not lucky to win such a big country.

Seeing that Chen Dong started mobilizing troops to attack him without saying a word, Tong Yong also panicked.

He is clear about his ability, but he can't do anything in a real war, and he has no food in hand now, so the people below may not listen to him.

But he was still reluctant to let Tong Yong surrender honestly and give up the 5 troops. After thinking about it, he came up with a stupid idea. He actually sent someone to contact Fang La and wanted to join Fang La.

(End of this chapter)