The Head of the Ming Dynasty Spared His Life

escape!

Flee back to my hometown.

Unfortunately, it is easy to come, but difficult to go.

Tokugawa Ieyasu, Shibata Katsuie and other unlucky ones were out of breath and finally fled to the seaside.

"Where's Nine Ghosts Jialong?"

"Where's the Nine Demons Jialong fleet? And what about the goddamn people who came to the island?"

"We want to go home! We want to go back to Wa country!"

But on the vast sea, not to mention the fleet that the Wa Kingdom came to meet, there is not even a small raft.

Many Japanese soldiers burst into tears.

At this time, hissing and hissing~~ In the grass next to him, an unkempt Japanese sailor crawled out, crying and wiping away his tears:

"Generals, the two major fleets of our Japanese kingdom were all blown up by a Ming woman, Admiral Li Huamei, who sent the Ming fleet!"

"What? They were all blown up?" Tokugawa Ieyasu and Shibata Katsuie were struck by lightning.

The sailor said bitterly: "Not only were the two major fleets destroyed, but even Hakata on the other side of the Tsushima Strait was attacked by the powerful Daming woman, and all of them were burned."

Japanese soldiers, look forward to the past...

can not?

Fifty kilometers away from the opposite bank, the Hakata area of ​​the Japanese country across the sea is already ablaze.

This is terrible.

Not to mention escaping back to Japan, even eating is a problem.

In the desolate sea breeze, the 6 Japanese soldiers were cold and hungry, shivering, and at a loss.

All the big names scolded one after another.

"What is Oda Nobunaga the world? Shit!"

"Blind command! If it weren't for him, we wouldn't have suffered such a big loss!"

"You said how good it would be for us to kneel and lick Yan Song's father well (bdee)? We must provoke Yan Song and Daming! Is it okay now? They've all been beaten up!"

"I'm envious of Otomo Toshika and Mori Motozuru. The two guys took advantage of the wind and surrendered early. If I had known, I would have surrendered and rebelled too! It saved me so much. 555"

There is a saying that sharing wealth and honor is easy, and sharing adversity is difficult.

These Japanese daimyos and samurai were not Oda Nobunaga's subordinates in the first place, but now they have lost all their money, and they may be hunted down by Daming and Goryeo at any time. They are in constant fear.

I'm really afraid of what's coming.

At this time, a scout came running from behind and shouted: "It's not good! That Li Rusong of Daming has brought Guan Ning's iron cavalry to kill him again!"

After the first battle in the south of the Yangtze River, the Japanese warriors were frightened into quail when they heard the word Guan Ning.

They panicked one by one, shouting repeatedly: "What should I do? What should I do?"

Someone immediately decisively dropped their weapons, tore off their clothes, made a white flag, and knelt on the ground with a flattering face, welcoming Li Rusong of the Ming Dynasty to come and surrender.

Some people ran around in fright. They did a lot of evil in Goryeo, burning, killing, looting, and doing all kinds of bad things, for fear that Goryeo would be settled in the fall.

But there are also ambitious ones.

For example Tokugawa Ieyasu.

The Japanese daimyo snorted coldly and scolded: "It's really worthless! Humph! How can my Japanese warrior surrender to Yan Song?"

He took off his clothes, naked, and went to the sea.

"You, where are you going?" Shibata Katsuie asked disheartened.

Tokugawa Ieyasu sneered: "Swim! I want to swim back!"

The crowd was stunned.

The Tsushima Strait is at least 50 kilometers away. Considering the ocean currents, it may be 100 kilometers away to reach the coast of Waguo. How do you swim back?

I was in a daze when I heard the earth-shattering sound of horseshoes behind me.

Li Rusong, here we come!

Come and go like the wind, loot like fire!

Li Rusong stole the limelight on the Koryo battlefield, and completely earned the reputation of the Ming Iron Cavalry.

He led [-] cavalry and galloped all the way from the Han River in Incheon to Busan, the southernmost point, in just a few days.

The defeated Japanese army surrendered one after another.

After all, this is the Warring States period, and all the big names are only loyal to their own family interests, and their sense of identity with the Wa country is still very low.

If defeated, surrender.

There is no shame in surrendering to Da Ming's father.

And some escaped.