Back to the Ming Dynasty to be a tyrant

Judging from the importance Emperor Chongzhen attached to his cheap brother in the past few days, going to sea is the most correct way.

Or is the only way out.

How did Emperor Chongzhen evaluate his cheap brother?

Alas!Wang Yitian Huang Yiqin is the screen of the country.It should be enjoyed for many years, and the Western Qin Dynasty will be preserved forever.How to be dying suddenly, but the fate of the scene is not dying!Cunlong is in fact, and its voice is bright.At the end of the day, Yu Si is proud.The king can die!Summarize its outline, respect Le Zhenmin, and use the cloud of immortality.

To be honest, if he could get the above-mentioned praise, Zhu Cunji even wished that he would die instead of his cheap half-brother.

Zhu Cunji was not stupid. While arranging Zhu Cunshu's funeral, he also submitted a form to Emperor Chongzhen, expressing his determination to go to sea to build a country and complete Zhu Cunshu's unfinished business.

Regarding Zhu Cunji's statement, Emperor Chongzhen felt a little bit of comfort in his heart.

While issuing an edict ordering civil and military officials to pay homage together, and to be buried with princely ceremonies, Emperor Chongzhen also issued an edict to the whole world.

And this time the imperial edict, Emperor Chongzhen adopted the usual routine of his ancestors - writing the edict in the same way as the vernacular, and sent it out without embellishment: "

Fengtian Chengyun Emperor, the imperial edict said: Therefore, Zhu Cunshu, king of Qin Jing, died of a serious illness, and his business was about to be successful, so he moved to Bengchu. My heart is very painful.

His younger brother Cunshu, who ordered Cunshu to attack Qin Wangjue, continued to prepare for the establishment of the country at sea. The subjects of the world should not think wildly, and don't listen to any rumors, otherwise the national law will not forgive people. "

The whole imperial decree can basically be said to be a mess or even a plain language. The matter is explained clearly, and there are warnings and threats.

And the effect of this decree even exceeded Emperor Chongzhen's expectations.

Since Emperor Chongzhen's teeth could be used as envoys of gold at this time, everything he said was fulfilled, so the people were calmly forced by this edict.

No one in Shaanxi was worried that the fiefdom they were planting now would be taken back by the next King Qin—didn't they say that the next King Qin would still go to sea.

The other people didn't think about whether there was something strange about the death of Zhu Cunshu, king of Qin Jing. Didn't your majesty say that if he died of a sudden illness, he must have died of illness.

As for the fact that Emperor Chongzhen sent someone to kill him because he was greedy for the fief and property of the Qin Dynasty, the common people didn't believe it even more.

Would Emperor Chongzhen, who could kill even his new uncle in a fair manner, care about a distant vassal?

Want to kill him and still need to find a reason?

Besides, what if the vassal king went to sea to establish a country, he is not the vassal king of Ming Dynasty?

No one believed that Emperor Chongzhen would be so stupid.

So when the common people are shrewd, shrewdness is terrible.

Of course, it's even scarier when you're stupid.

According to Zhu Cunshu's last wish during his lifetime, the entire funeral was kept simple, the body was cremated but not buried, and only the tomb of clothes was left in the Ming Dynasty.

As for his own ashes, Zhu Cunji buried himself on the land of the new Qin State after he conquered the new Qin State overseas.

My soul is in Daming, and I also want to protect my people in the new land.

As a result, Emperor Chongzhen felt that it was a pity that Zhu Cunshu died.

But in any case, this guy is dead, and it doesn't make much sense to think about anything else.

Emperor Chongzhen simply stayed in Songjiang Mansion for a period of time, not only to wait for Zhu Cunshu's funeral to be completed, but also to pretend to be aggressive in front of the people who went to sea.

During this time, Emperor Chongzhen met a person he was very interested in.

Zheng Fusong.

This little guy who will be given the surname Zhu in the future, who dares to put aside his father's life and death for the sake of Daming, now has a tiger head and a tiger brain, which is very cute.

Who would have thought that this little guy would become Daming's Jade Pillar of Optimizing the Sky and supporting the golden beams of the sea in the future?

He spent his whole life with Jiannu in wars with victories and losses, and it can be regarded as saving the last bit of face for the emperor of the Han family-after all, there are still loyal ministers.

It's just that this guy doesn't know how to do it, and the record in every battle is very strange.

According to common sense, it is normal to have victories and loses. After all, there are only a few generals who always win.

But Zheng Fusong, who is known as Guo Xingye, is very funny-every time a big victory is followed by a big defeat.

As for whether the strategic vision is bad or the tactics are bad, Emperor Chongzhen is more inclined to the former-after all, this guy originally studied more than military affairs.

While Emperor Chongzhen was teasing the only few-year-old Guo Xing Ye, Zheng Zhilong, who had just finished the salute, was also staring at Emperor Chongzhen.

Zheng Zhilong felt that God was really unfair.

He looks so tall and mighty, and Emperor Chongzhen looks like a pretty boy, but he has such a fierce reputation for being born with such a boy, which makes him feel scared.

After letting Zheng Fusong, who later became Lord Guoxing, stay aside, Emperor Chongzhen said, "Is it safe to go to sea this trip?"

Zheng Zhilong clasped his hands and said: "Your Majesty Qizuo, although the sea is rough at this time, four of my Ming treasure ships have recently been launched, plus the original ones, a total of ten treasure ships are sailing on the sea, no matter how stormy the waves are, we are not afraid of them! "

Emperor Chongzhen hummed and said, "That's good. Zheng Aiqing must pay attention. I would rather be slow than pay attention to safety."

Zheng Zhilong immediately agreed.

For Zheng Zhilong, what he fears the most is not being slow, nor coming back to continue hunting whales, but an accident at sea.

According to the ratio of [-] sergeants and [-] civilians loaded on a large lucky boat, the number of people delivered at one time is [-] people.

And if all are replaced by sergeants and corresponding weapons and supplies, it can accommodate about 800 people.

This has led to too many people on board, and if you do not seek stability but seek speed during a long voyage, basically if something goes wrong, everyone on the ship will die.

If you are unlucky, if you really encounter a big storm at sea or something, if all ten ships capsize, it will not only be a matter of thousands of people dying.

One's own life must also be folded in it.

Therefore, Zheng Zhilong was not afraid of slowness, let alone whaling, but worried that Emperor Chongzhen urged the fleet to advance towards India in order to seek speed, and the risk would be really big at that time.

Now that Emperor Chongzhen said that he did not seek quickness but stability, Zheng Zhilong felt that a big rock hanging high in his heart had fallen to the ground—at least there was no joke about laymen commanding experts.

But sometimes, the more people are afraid of something, the more something will happen.

This kind of theory is called Murphy's Law on the side of Western barbarians.

Not long after Zheng Zhilong and the others went to sea, they encountered a tornado shortly after passing Malacca.

Zheng Zhilong, who had encountered a tornado, felt that he was so f*ckingly devastated—he had made a guarantee with Emperor Chongzhen so that he would die, but such a fucking thing happened, whether he could return to Daming is another matter ...

Chapter 3 Seventy

"Fuck you! Quick! Turn me around! Run!"

Zheng Zhilong was impatient, and originally planned to learn how to be an official—at least he must be able to walk, and by the way, speak more elegantly, right?