Signed to Zhu Cihong, Prince of the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 57, Chapter 57, there are surprises in the sign-in rewards, Gao Jie led the army into the city
After listening to Zhu Cihong's words, Li Guozhen said, "What does His Highness the Crown Prince plan to do?"

Now Li Guozhen can be said to obey Zhu Cixiang's words and is completely convinced.

Zhu Cilang thought for a while and said, "Let's go to Deshengmen first."

This mansion is still some distance away from Deshengmen, and the sign-in reward has not been triggered. Zhu Cihong's plan is to see what the reward is before making any plans.

Judging from past experience, the rewards given by the system should be effective for the next battle.

Although Li Guozhen was a little confused, he immediately understood that Zhu Cixiang wanted to observe the military situation, so he readily agreed and followed Zhu Cixiang out.

When going out, I happened to bump into Fang Gongqian.

"Your Highness, how should we deal with these rebellious ministers and thieves who have no king and no father, who are rebellious and gather crowds to rebel?"

Zhu Cihong waved his hand without any hesitation: "Save their lives for the New Year? Kill them all, and drag them to the vegetable market tomorrow."

Li Guozhen's eyes were fixed when he heard the words, but he didn't say anything after all.

This act of trying to seize the city is already treason. The traitor will of course die. It is Zhu Cixun's mercy if his whole family is not implicated.

Zhu Cixiang hurried towards Deshengmen. It was almost 0 o'clock and he was in a hurry.

A moment later, the voice of the system rang in Zhu Cihong's ears: "Congratulations to the host for successfully signing in, and getting a reward - 100 landmines. The sign-in task is triggered: repel Li Zicheng's army's attack on Beijing tonight, and eliminate at least 1000 people."

Zhu Cihong's brows gradually relaxed.

He glanced at Li Guozhen beside him and suddenly smiled: "Uncle Xiangcheng, do you want to make a big contribution?"

Li Guozhen hesitated for a while, and then said firmly: "All the ministers listen to His Highness!"

Child time has come.

The moon was hidden in the dark clouds, and the earth began to become dark.

The commando sent by Li Zicheng, commanded by Gao Jie, tiptoed and quietly approached the city wall of Beijing in the darkness.

There used to be a canal outside the city wall, but it had been filled in by Li Zicheng, so Gao Jie could come under the city wall without hindrance.

This move is actually very risky, because if there is no internal response as planned, then the Ming army on the city wall will fire thousands of arrows, and Gao Jie will die on the spot.

About twenty steps away from the city wall, Gao Jie stopped and motioned to a subordinate behind him.

The subordinate immediately uttered the hooting of an owl, three long, two short, and then two long.

Half a minute later, the same response came from the city wall.

Then, several ropes hung down from the city wall.

Gao Jie looked at these ropes and was slightly taken aback.

Didn't you agree to open the city gate to meet us?
Gao Jie hesitated for a moment, but still held onto the rope and climbed up with hands and feet.

Soon, Gao Jie arrived at the top of the city, climbed over the battlements and landed on the city wall.

Here, there are dozens of officers and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty, but it is dark at night and their faces cannot be seen clearly.

Gao Jie said in a deep voice: "Who is your leader? Come out and answer the question!"

A Ming soldier in officer's armor came over and said, "Next Zhou Ci, I met the general. I don't know the name of the general?"

Gao Jie said impatiently: "I am Gao Jie, why don't you open the city gate?"

Zhou Cidao: "The imperial court placed a lot of boulders and sundries at the gate of the city before, and it was quite noisy to clean them up, so we can only use ropes to get the general up first, and then make plans."

Gao Jie looked at the other party suspiciously, and suddenly said: "You are so young, why did they ask you to do this?"

Gao Jie could tell that the other party was still in the stage of changing his voice. He was fifteen or sixteen when he was younger, and seventeen or eighteen when he was older.

Zhou Ci calmly said, "I am the grandson of Emperor Zhou of the Ming Dynasty, the next generation head of the Zhou family. Does General Gao Jie think I am qualified?"

Gao Jie snorted, but there was no doubt in his heart, and he said, "Our Majesty Dashun's army is right behind, hurry up and get all of my general's men up!"

About ten minutes later, all 3000 people under Gao Jie's command went up to the city wall.

Gao Jie walked around on the city wall and found many corpses, most of them were wearing the clothes of the Ming Dynasty army.

Gao Jie looked at Zhou Ci and said, "How many people do you have?"

Zhou Ci said: "Three or four hundred people, they are all strong men."

"A strong man?" Gao Jie twitched the corner of his mouth and laughed, "If all of you in Ming Dynasty were strong men, would this general still be standing here today?"

Zhou Ci didn't speak.

Gao Jie seemed to feel that the ridicule was a bit excessive, so he said to Zhou Ci: "Do you know the guard situation at the palace?"

Zhou Ci said: "According to the information we have received, there are basically no guards at the palace, maybe only a few hundred people. Those who can fight have been sent by His Majesty and the Crown Prince to defend the city."

Gao Jie was overjoyed and said to Zhou Ci in front of him: "Okay, take your people and clean the city gate quickly to welcome His Majesty the King into the city."

Zhou Ci nodded in agreement and asked, "Where are you going, general?"

Gao Jie chuckled and said, "This general is of course going straight to the palace!"

Soon, Gao Jie gathered his soldiers and horses, walked down the steps to the city, and began to prepare to attack the city.

Everything seemed to be going well, until now no one had discovered the whereabouts of Gao Jie's subordinates, which made Gao Jie secretly feel lucky.

Just in case, Gao Jie also left 500 people at the city gate, nominally to assist Zhou Ci, but in fact there was also a sense of surveillance inside.

Anyway, this Zhou Ci is just a teenage boy with a ragtag group of people. Even if the number of Zhou Ci's men is doubled, Gao Jie's [-] elites are enough to handle it.

After doing this, Gao Jie began to lead his troops in the direction pointed by Zhou Ci.

Until this time, a patrol finally discovered Gao Jie's headquarters.

The next moment, a piercing siren sounded.

"Enemy attack, enemy attack!"

Hearing this, Gao Jie showed a sinister smile on his face, and quickened his pace.

"That's when I found out that Grandpa is coming? It's too late!"

While speaking, Gao Jie drew out the long sword at his waist.

Today, this sword will be stained with the blood of the Ming Dynasty’s officers and soldiers!

In an instant, there were killing sounds in Beijing.

The battle began, but the situation at Deshengmen was still calm.

A young man named Zhou Ci stood quietly on the city wall, watching the direction Gao Jie left.

Next to Zhou Ci was an officer left behind by Gao Jie. This officer glanced at Zhou Ci from time to time, and from time to time watched his subordinates who were struggling to carry various boulders and sundries at the city gate.

At the same time as the sound of killing sounded, Zhou Ci suddenly laughed, and said to the officer beside him, "The battle has begun."

The officer nodded subconsciously and said, "Yes, the city of Beijing is already in our possession."

Zhou Ci's smile became brighter and brighter: "Really?"

Zhou Ci raised his hand suddenly, and there was a Sand Eagle pistol in his right hand.

With a bang, the officer under Gao Jie fell to the ground instantly, with a bloody hole on his forehead.

Zhou Ci, oh no, it should be Zhu Cixiang. Without any pause, he fired several shots, killing all the invading soldiers around him.

"What's in the bag? Hahaha!"

Amidst Zhu Cixiang's laughter, a sudden, calculated and unintentional battle also broke out at Deshengmen.

(End of this chapter)