After Pei Qi arrived with his people, Han You had already boarded the boat.
There was a fire burning in the camp. Han You ordered it to be burned in order to dispose of the corpses.
Living Japanese thieves are hated by others, and dead Japanese thieves are also hated by others. Only if there are no Japanese thieves will they not be hated by others.
Disposal of corpses after the war is also extremely important and an indispensable process.
Or they say that even if the Japanese thieves died, they would be reviled by others, so just bury them. They would pollute the earth, Mother Earth would not allow it, and it would be a waste of manpower.
Throw them into the sea, they will easily be pushed back when the tide rises. Another thing is that Han You also wants to convert the broken boats into fishing boats to go fishing.
You can't bury it, you can't throw it away, you can only burn it.
Or it could be said that the Japanese thieves were misunderstood. Not to mention the burning, the corpses were torn apart, dead bodies were everywhere, and they had to be picked up one by one.
Arriving outside the camp, Pei Qi had a rough understanding of the process.
Teacher Pei had seen the power of gunpowder and the smashed corpses of Japanese thieves, so the result was not surprising.
On the other hand, many young civil servants and aristocratic family members who came from Beijing behind Teacher Pei felt regretful.
Nearly 30,000 Japanese thieves were almost wiped out. Six warships were captured, only one escaped, and all other warships were sunk.
I can’t say that this achievement will never be achieved again. Anyway, it is unprecedented. In the previous dynasty, there were many great victories, all in land battles, and naval battles were the shortcomings. There has never been a precedent of annihilating so many Japanese thieves and warships at one time. One is that the Japanese pirates came only as privateers, and the regular army and serious warships never came once.
Don't blame these cowards who followed from Beijing for regretting it. They were given the opportunity. Who can blame them for not being able to grasp it.
When the war came, Han You did not ask all these young masters and soldiers to participate in the war. Those who were willing to stay stayed, and those who were unwilling to stay went to Tongcheng.
In any case, they had received education from aristocratic families since childhood, and they were able to read and write, so Han You had to cherish their lives for the sake of the overall situation. Besides, these people were also one of his talismans.
Of the one hundred or so people, more than ninety left, and only thirteen remained.
Even these thirteen people did not stay voluntarily, because the family did not spend much money, not counting the "reserve cadres" in the Yidao camp, they were the veterans who joined the Yidao camp and were in charge of them. If they are not allowed to leave, they will definitely have to join the military camp in the future, just in time to see blood in advance.
Or it could be said that fate is reserved for those who are prepared. After the thirteen people reluctantly stayed, they had good luck. After the battle, it could be said that they had no hair left, and they were just trembling and vomiting.
As a result, because they were able to write down records of their achievements and be able to read and digit, they were able to get a huge advantage just by being able to read and digit!
There were nearly 30,000 Japanese thieves, more than half of whom were blown up and burned to death. The seven thousand cavalrymen were all tough guys in the army. The Japanese thieves who ran out of the camp with almost no action, averaged out to fifty or sixty people. Only then can you catch it and chop it to death. No, it means chop. The word chop is appropriate.
These tough guys didn't even bother to get credit, and they didn't kill them by themselves, so there was no need to cut off their ears. Then, they all took advantage of these thirteen people.
These thirteen buddies were almost vomiting bile, cutting their ears while vomiting, and were ecstatic.
Han You didn't take it seriously just now. Seeing the courage of these thirteen people, he said that as many heads as the ears were cut off, he would bring them to the capital in a few days to report their merits.
It couldn't be cut, it couldn't be cut at all, so Pang Pan started to use his hands. He had several rings of ears hanging on his body like a garlic seller, and he laughed, which was very exciting.
The old man didn't care about military exploits, he simply liked to cut off the ears of Japanese thieves, and then spit a big mouthful of phlegm on the corpse, which was very satisfying.
The cowards who came to Tongcheng felt regretful and beat their chests and feet.
The military exploits were obtained for nothing, completely for nothing. Looking at the thirteen lucky ones carrying bags to wear their ears, I felt all kinds of envy, jealousy, and hatred.
The promotion of civil servants depends on political performance, and the promotion of military personnel depends on military merit. Real military merit.
There are exceptions. For example, the clever big boss Huang Wu Zhuan Wen first used military merit to get up in rank, and then became a civil servant. He took more than ten years of detours than most civil servants.
Or maybe Teacher Pei is good at playing, and he happily said to the cowards, "Look, if you follow Shao Yin, the credit will fall from the sky. The little money you parents have is not in vain. Who can you blame if you don't live up to your expectations?" , just don’t miss it next time.
With this sentence, the cowards secretly swore that next time, instead of saying 30,000 people would come, he would come with 300,000 or 3 million. They would also follow General Han closely... to take the credit.
Of the four warships, Zhang Zhuo grabbed one, Shu Hua grabbed one, and Tie Chen grabbed two. When Han You returned to the shore, he was as happy as an inflatable doll with voice but leaking electricity.
The camp is gone, but it's okay. The construction is done, and there is an abundance of labor. Those useless boatmen from before continued to cut trees without tears.
The battle was over, but not all the Japanese thieves were killed. Many Japanese thieves ran away, in small groups, and needed to be chased and suppressed. Several princes, Fu Yuxiang, Feng Bai, Jiang Zhui and others led their people to chase and kill them.
There is no need for a camp, but there must be a military tent. Before the fire is extinguished and the corpses are burned, the military tent is set up.
The first thing Han You did after entering was to ask about the battle damage. Tie Chen opened and closed his mouth and everyone was dumbfounded.
Battle damage, six, not more than single digits, just six.
One died and five were injured. Four of the five injured were minor injuries.
The one who died was one of the few remaining members of the original Marine Division in the camp, and he was only left behind because he was a good swimmer.
As a result, when he followed Shu Hua to seize the ship, he wanted to catch fish, so he soaked in the water before boarding the ship. Then a wave came over and he was sandwiched between two warships, and the two warships were trapped between them. Gone, strictly speaking, no bones remain.
Of the five injured, the one who was seriously injured was an old man from Nanguan. He rushed too fast and did not know how to coordinate his advance and retreat. He caused a group of panicked Japanese thieves to have his appearance disfigured and half of his nose missing.
There were four minor injuries left. One of them was Zhang Zhuo. He seized the ship alone and singled out a group of people in the cabin. He was stabbed in the back. Not to mention being bandaged, he not only entered the sea but also continued to kill people before bandaging.
Normal people would call it a serious injury, but to Zhang Zhuo, it was considered a minor injury.
There were three other people, namely Tie Chen and Shu Hua. They were all eyeing the same ship. After boarding the ship, they chopped down the Japanese boatman and then quarreled. They said that the ship was theirs, and then they did it again. After getting up, Tie Chen was slightly better and threw Shu Hua off the boat, but he also received a kick in the side.
The last one left was Han You, a big fool. When he saw the four ships captured, he ran over in a hurry. Without paying attention to his steps, he stepped on a shell and made a small cut on the sole of his foot. He walked deeper and deeper.
Tie Chen laughed loudly: "General, I have never had such a great victory so far, so good, so good, hahahaha."
Han You smiled and said nothing. It could be seen that Tie Chen was very aggrieved when he served in the naval division. He was aggrieved to the point of being aggrieved. Tonight's victory was a huge relief.
"Lu Baichuan."
"The end will be here."
Again, whenever Han You calls out his full name, it must be to give a military order or to have something serious to do.
"Send messengers to catch up with the eldest prince and the others and try to capture as many people as possible. When the time comes, send someone to escort the Japanese thief's dog ears to the capital to ask for merit."
"yes."
Dachuan'er ran out quickly and made arrangements.
Han You looked at Zhang Zhuo, who was bare-chested and covered his waist: "Aren't you not good at naval combat?"
"Yeah, not kind."
Zhang Zhuo looks like Sauron, with two knives stuck in his waist, one long and one short.
"How could you seize the ship if you are not good?"
Zhang Zhuo opened his mouth, not knowing how to answer.
Han You asked the question, it was not the same thing at all.
Azhuo is not proficient in naval battles, let alone participating in naval battles. He has never even been seen. He just knows how to swim and cut people. He can swim under the boat and then get on the boat to cut people. That's all.
"Capturing the ship is meritorious."
Han You would never treat his brothers badly on this point, and said sternly: "It will be recorded in the merit book, and it will be mentioned emphatically. Let's see how the imperial court will reward you."
Zhang Zhuo rubbed his hands: "Can I exchange money for a stored-value card at Four Seasons Villa? You can go to the girls under Yu Qi to play with it."
Han You: "..."
Tie Chen was extremely confused: "I don't want military merit, but I want something like that. Why?"
Shu Hua chuckled: "That's a good place to go. I can't explain it in just a few words. Only when you go can you understand the wonderful taste."
Tie Chen suddenly realized: "Kiln."
Han You cursed, "This guy has too little imagination, why not call it an entertainment city?"
Looking at Shu Hua, Han You was extremely surprised.
It was just an accident that Zhang Zhuo was able to seize the ship. After all, this guy was one of Lao Ba's personal followers back then, and Lao Ba also worked as a boat master. But when Shu Hua seized the ship, Han You was surprised.
He really didn't expect that this guy was a talented man with both civil and military skills. Not only was he smart, he was also so powerful.
Noticing Han You's gaze, Shu Huale said, "My family is not short of money, and I want military glory."
"Well, just ask Teacher Pei to write it down."
Shu Hua was satisfied, then looked at Zhang Zhuo and asked quietly: "Would you like a stored-value card? I have it. It's 3,000 guan. I'll sell you 2,700 guan. How many do you want?"
How could Zhang Zhuo have so much money, but he asked in surprise: "Where did you get so many stored-value cards?"
"I bought it. The more I recharge, the more I get as gifts. My Shu family is a mountain village. I recharge five thousand to get six thousand. I recharged several bills and they were all exchanged for three thousand. Then I changed hands. Sold to Beijing for 2,900 guan each, a net profit of 400 guan per piece."
"My mother..."
Zhang Zhuo turned to look at Han You and shouted: "Shao Yin, you are reporting under your humble position. You are taking advantage of this stupid loophole. Is there a reward for reporting? I will reward you with a three thousand stored-value card."
Han You was confused and didn't react.
Zhang Zhuo smiled at Shu Hua: "Without spending a penny, I got three thousand stored-value cards."
"You're in the wrong fucking business!"
