All Heavens and Worlds Modified History System

Chapter 281 The Golden Bowl is Intact
Outside Youzhou City.

"Are you Pharmacist Guo?" Chen Ran, who was on horseback, looked at the strong but humble man in front of him. "Do your best for me, and I will definitely not treat you unfairly."

Hu Cheng, who was not far away, lowered his head when he heard this.

Normally, when Chen Ran says something like this, someone is about to be in trouble.

If there is really a reward, it will be distributed directly.

This kind of empty promise is just an attempt to deceive people.

Sure enough, after Pharmacist Guo happily saluted, Chen Ran assigned him a task. "There are too many traitors in the states of Yanyun who have surrendered to the Jin people. You lead the Ever-Victorious Army to clean them up."

Pharmacist Guo thought that he was trying to blackmail her, but unexpectedly, Chen Ran added, "Deal with them all, starting with the Liu, Zuo, and Han families who resisted the Heavenly Soldiers in the city."

Seeing Pharmacist Guo's expression change, Chen Ran smiled and said, "I heard that the Jin people gave you the surname Wanyan?"

Pharmacist Guo was shocked and bowed to explain, "That's all..."

"No problem, no problem." Chen Ran waved his hand. "In that case, I will also give you a surname. From now on, your surname will be Huang."

When these words were spoken, everyone was puzzled.

The so-called bestowing of a surname should be the surname of the country.

The surname should have been Chen, but why was it Huang?

Chen Ran smiled without saying anything and rode his horse straight into Youzhou City which had been lost for nearly two hundred years.

A few days ago, after Nianhan fled, the private soldiers of the Han clans in the north of the city were brutally suppressed, and Youzhou City fell into the hands of Yue Fei.

He left Guo Yaoshi to guard the city and rushed to Jizhou without stopping to cooperate with Han Shizhong to attack Wanyan Zongmou and other eleven thousand households.

The result is naturally self-evident. The Jin people, who were caught in a pincer attack and whose morale was in chaos, suffered a crushing defeat.

Most of the troops were killed and the remaining troops fled north in a panic.

Several thousand men and dozens of Meng'an under the eldest prince Wanyan Zonghan were killed on the spot.

More than ten Meng'an including the second crown prince Wanyan Zongmou were captured.

In history, of the Eastern Army that destroyed the Song Dynasty together with the Western Army, only 30,000 people out of the 70,000 to 80,000 troops escaped, and they scattered along the way and were no longer as powerful as before.

As for the Jin Dynasty leader Wuqimai and his troops who were confronting Chen Ran on the opposite bank of the Gaoliang River in the south, they collapsed and were chased by Chen Ran all the way to the north.

They were attacked by Yue Fei and Han Shizhong in the south of Youzhou City, and their army was almost wiped out.

The elderly Wuqimai could not withstand the blow, fainted and fell off his horse and was taken prisoner.

The remaining troops were almost wiped out, and the few that were scattered would soon be killed by the local people.

In less than a month, the entire Jin Dynasty's manpower was almost wiped out near Youzhou City.

After a great battle, everything settled down.

Arriving in the city, Chen Ran instructed everyone to "pacify the people in various places as soon as possible, distribute land and livestock, and distribute farm tools, and exempt taxes for another three years to appease people's hearts."

"Ma Zhi is the governor of Youzhou Road. He is responsible for restoring people's livelihood and cracking down on defeated soldiers and bandits."

"We will do our best to treat the wounded soldiers, and they can be retired and placed in various government offices after their injuries have improved."

"The compensation for soldiers killed in battle must be paid as soon as possible, and anyone who dares to take it will be killed immediately."

"Huang Yaoshi's troops wiped out the aristocratic families and local gentry in various places."

"Yue Fei went north to pursue the defeated Jin troops and attacked Huanglongfu directly."

"Han Shizhong went to recover the four Han counties and destroyed Goryeo along the way."

"Zhang Jun, the king ordered all the tribes to head north to the land of Mobei."

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Arrangements and military orders were issued one after another like flowing water, and countless people were put into action to carry them out.

Only at the end did it come to the issue of dealing with the prisoners.

"The Jin ruler Wu Qimai was sent to Bianliang City to accompany Zhao Ji."

"Wanyan Zongmou's words." Having said that, Chen Ran thought for a moment, called Hu Cheng over, and whispered something in his ear.

Hu Cheng stared, unable to believe it.

Chen Ran continued, "The rest of the Jin prisoners, including those from the Wanyan clan, will be sent to Bianliang City for imprisonment. All the rest will be executed, leaving no one alive!"

The elderly Wu Qimai was put into a prison cart and sent to Bianliang City, shaking all the way.

In other words, he had to be the ruler of a country to be able to ride in a carriage.

As for the others, they could only walk step by step wearing heavy chains.

Among the Wanyan clan, the only exception captive was Wanyan Zongmou.

Hu Cheng sought out several local veterinarians and found a few donkeys and horses to clear the valley, but he eventually died of the crack.

While Chen Ran was busy taking over the Yanyun area, the Jin people who were fleeing northward were suffering continuous heavy blows.

"Second, second brother~~~" Wuzhu jumped off his horse, hugged the beheaded Third Prince Erliduo (Wanyan Zongfu) and burst into tears, "Where is my brother's head~~~"

Jiagu Wulibu on the side whispered, "Fourth Prince, it was the Bohai people who did it. They killed the Third Prince in a riot and took his head with them to surrender to the Song people."

"People from Bohai~~~"

Wuzhu cried bitterly and angrily, hugging Wanyan Zongfu and roaring to the sky.

When the Jin people were strong and had hundreds of thousands of troops, people from all over the north knelt down and vied with each other to become the Jin people's running dogs.

However, at this time, the Jin army's foundation was shaken, and hundreds of thousands of troops almost disappeared, and all the troops were immediately abandoned.

In order to serve his new master, he even cut off the head of the second prince and took it to the Song people as a token of his loyalty. Wuzhu, filled with anger, wanted to kill all the Bohai people to avenge his second brother.

But the reality was that even the people from the various Jurchen tribes around him began to flee, and in the end only the Wanyan clan, that is, his nine clans, were left.

With only a few thousand defeated soldiers, they could not defeat any larger tribe, let alone the Bohai people.

In order to prevent the Wanyan clan from being exterminated, Wuzhu could only suppress his anger. After burying the second prince, he continued to head north and returned to Huanglongfu.

When they were finally about to arrive at Huanglongfu, they were shocked to learn that Nianhan, who had escaped earlier, had already been there.

Not only did they abduct all the male and female defenders, they also packed up all the supplies and took them away. They even burned the city to ashes and killed all the close relatives of the Wanyan clan!

Wuzhu was filled with grief and indignation, and he shouted to the sky, "Nianhan! You are also Wanyan! Why are you so cruel?!"

Nianhan was not vicious, but he knew that the situation was hopeless. The Wanyan tribe, which was already extremely weak, could not afford to experience internal power struggle again.

He simply killed all the descendants and relatives of Aguda's brothers to prevent these powerful people who had been exposed to civilization from competing with him for power.

Then he took everyone away and plunged into the forests and snowy plains of the north.

In the future, they will go deep into the white mountains and black waters and continue to live the fishing and hunting life of primitive tribes. They will not dare to come out again for at least two or three hundred years.

As the saying goes, when it rains, it pours. When Wuzhu was on the verge of collapse, Yue Fei, who had been chasing him all the way, finally caught up.

Back then, Xiang Yu lost all his nine clans and was too embarrassed to cross the Yangtze River to return to his hometown, so he chose to commit suicide.

Wuzhu also chose to sacrifice all his nine clans to stop Yue Fei, allowing them to be completely wiped out, while he himself rode at full speed and rushed into the deep mountains and forests.

He was not simply trying to survive, but he was so angry that he had no place to vent, so he went alone to seek revenge on Nianhan.

More than ten years later, a businessman who went deep into the Baishan and Heishui regions to do business accidentally learned that more than ten years ago, Wanyan Wushu, the fourth prince of the former Jin Dynasty, desperately attacked and killed Wanyan Nianhan, but he was soon chopped into meat paste by Nianhan's guards.

Having lost their capable leader, the Wanyan tribe was soon torn apart and devoured by the numerous Jurchen tribes around it, and disappeared without a trace.

Chen Ran, who learned the news, just said it lightly.

"Oh, they're dead."

Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, Zhang Jun, Wu Jie and others were awarded titles for their merits.

The royal title, which was once only awarded to literati and scholars in the Song Dynasty, fell on them one after another.

Huang Yaoshi was stripped of his military power and sent on a ship to an uninhabited island deep in the ocean.

As for whether he can survive or even become the master of Huang Island, that depends on his own fate.

Worried that Huang Yaoshi might be lonely on the island, Chen Ran thoughtfully left him a Cuju to keep him company.

After destroying the Jin Kingdom, Chen Ran began to make great changes.

He deceived many grassland tribes, as well as the Bohai people, Khitan people, Xi people, Korean people, Shiwei people, etc., saying that he would send them to live in a good place with fertile land, meat everywhere in the mountains, milk and honey flowing in the rivers, and beautiful girls everywhere.

Then they were sent on a ship and taken across the sea to Fuso.

Actually, it’s not really a scam.

The fields in Fusang are mostly made of volcanic ash, and are indeed very fertile, but the area is very small.

The local indigenous people are Buddhists and do not eat meat, so there are indeed prey everywhere in the mountains.

There was indeed no milk or honey in the river, but at least there was no lotus water either.

As for beautiful girls, it depends on personal preference.

Who knows, some people might like short, thin Japanese women who shave their eyebrows and blacken their teeth.

Chen Ran returned to Bianliang City and held a grand celebration.

He also warmly invited the Jin Dynasty's ruler Wuqimai, the Liao Emperor Yelu Yanxi, the former emperor Zhao Ji and his son, and others to attend.

Fortunately, Chen Ran is a civilized man and would not arrange a sheep-leading ceremony or something like tying a bird with a rope.

In other words, Wuqimai was used as a sacrifice, and a sky lantern was offered to God.

Qin Huizhi was also offered as a sacrifice.

After he dealt with Shi Xiu's family who surrendered, Chen Ran followed the overwhelming public opinion and sacrificed him together with Wu Qimei.

Zhao Huan, who witnessed the whole process, was terrified and started to fall ill after returning.

After struggling for several months, he finally died.

Two years later, Yue Fei marched south to Dali and Annan and recovered the lost territory.

When Yue Fei returned from the expedition, Chen Ran arranged to offer sacrifices to Zhao Gou as a celebration.

Zhao Jiumei, who was tied up like a candle, stood upside down and lit the sky lantern for three days and three nights before ending the sacrificial ceremony.

Everyone in later generations knew that it was Qin Hui who killed Yue Fei, but the person who ordered Qin Hui to do so was Zhao Gou.

What prompted Zhao Gou to take action was that Yue Fei distributed the land to the soldiers under his command.

Such practices directly touched upon the core interests of the literati and gentry, who were the ultimate source.

Chen Ran slaughtered almost all the turbans and gentry in the Song Dynasty, which was considered as revenge for Yue Wumu!
Afterwards, Han Shizhong recovered the Western Regions, Yue Fei pacified the northern desert, and Wu Jie and his brothers subdued Tubo. After the Golden Bowl was intact, Chen Ran officially replaced the Song Dynasty with the Ming Dynasty.

The day before the ceremony, Zhao Ji, who learned that he would be sacrificed to heaven, was frightened to death.

His daughters lived a good life, and almost every one of them gave birth to children for Chen Ran, but it was Li Qingzhao's son who eventually became the heir.

Chen Ran spent decades building the territory of Autumn Leaf Begonia Map.

Not until Li Qingzhao and others passed away did he instruct Yue Fei and others to continue expanding the territory and fight until the end of the world.

After the handover was completed, he chose to leave the Song Dynasty world.

(End of this chapter)