My father is Yongzheng, and I am Qianlong?

Chapter 266 When it comes to ruthlessness, Hongli is an expert, killing foreign barbarians until they tremble with fear!
Kolychev clenched his fists, his teeth chattering.

This was a humiliating scene he couldn't bear to face.

After a moment of silence, Langk realized that force could not stop the killing on the other side.

Because they don't have as many soldiers of equal strength here!

The Qing Dynasty's ability to deploy troops in this area was still superior to theirs!
If the Qing Dynasty were to truly take this seriously, it would spare no effort in manpower and resources to confront them.

These people seemed to have no choice but to obey the rules of the Qing Dynasty.

However, Langke could not ignore the fact that more than five hundred Rakshasa people had been wiped out.

Because there were not many of them to begin with, especially in Siberia, around Lake Baikal.

Five hundred experienced Rakshasa soldiers were already a very important military force in this area.

No one knows better than them how difficult it would be to add five hundred more Rakshasa reinforcements here!

If they can be rescued, they can control more natives in Siberia, establish more outposts, and expand their territory!

Suppressing his anger, Lang Keqiang walked towards the Qing camp on the other side of the Boer River.

On the frozen river, Langke endured the biting wind, as if he had already suffered the pain of being cut by a knife.

The Green Standard Army soldiers, brought by Longkodo and other imperial envoys for negotiations and responsible for perimeter security, naturally stopped him upon his arrival.

This time, Langke was no longer arrogant. He bowed very politely to the Green Standard Army officers and soldiers who stopped him and said, "Please inform them so that I may meet your brother-in-law."

Because Yongzheng usually referred to Longkodo as his uncle in his memorials, Langke would also address him as the emperor's uncle.

The premise is that he needs to respect Longkodo.

“Our imperial brother sent me to deliver a message: Your atrocities in Kulun are a great insult to China and a great provocation to our Holy Emperor. Therefore, we are acting on the orders of the Court of Colonial Affairs to repay you tenfold. We will exchange one life of our captured Mongol for ten lives of you barbarians.”

Shortly after, after the Qing army informed Longkodo, Longkodo also sent someone to convey his message to Langke.

Upon hearing this, Langke was greatly alarmed. He then offered the visitor a thick gold coin and said, "Please tell the Imperial Uncle that we are willing to pay a large sum to redeem the citizens you have captured. Please ask him to do us a favor!"

"This is an imperial decree from the Court of Colonial Affairs, and even we, the Emperor's brother-in-law, cannot sell it to you without authorization."

"You will also have to pay the price for your arrogance!"

The visitor refused Langke's offer.

Not far away, Mongol soldiers, swords in hand, were already advancing towards the kneeling invaders.

Langke happened to see this, which made him extremely anxious. He could only bow again and say, "This is a misunderstanding. We did not mean any arrogance. We respect you very much!"

Tu Lichen then came over and said, "Lang Ke, go back. The power of the Chinese court is beyond your imagination. If you want to continue negotiating, you should show a better attitude."

That time!

The snow began to fall, and the Mongol recruits responsible for carrying out the executions drew ever closer to the kneeling five hundred invaders.

Langke was in a state of panic, but he had no choice but to grit his teeth and bow, saying, "I apologize! I apologize for our arrogance and mistakes! We are willing to compensate your murdered people, but we only ask that you spare them and give us a chance to redeem them with a large sum of money!"

"A blood debt can only be repaid with blood!"

"The people of my Great Qing Dynasty, regardless of their ethnicity, cannot easily buy their lives with money."

Tulichen replied in a deep voice, his face filled with pride.

After all, the Qing Dynasty at this time was not yet at its end.

The snow began to fall heavier and heavier, and the cave was dug deeper and deeper. The Mongol people, following Tsering's orders, began to throw firewood and pour kerosene into it.

Hongli's three million taels of silver made them all willing to organize such a tit-for-tat sacrificial ceremony here.

Upon seeing this, Langke trembled violently, whether from anxiety or cold, it was hard to tell.

But because of this, he asked Turichon again: "Have you considered the consequences of completely enraging us?!"

"Have you considered the consequences of completely enraging China?!"

Tulichen countered with a question.

"In the fifth year of the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, the year of Dingwei, on the first day of the twelfth month, the Court of Colonial Affairs obtained an imperial decree ordering Longkodo, the Grand Councilor, Minister of Personnel, Grand Tutor, and First-Class Duke's brother-in-law, to..."

At this moment, Longkodo began to recite the eulogy for the slain Mongol people.

Langk looked over at the sound, but did not answer Tulichen. He only saw a blade of light, like a meteor, being raised and then slashing down towards the intruder's head and neck.

Suddenly, red plum blossoms bloomed on the frozen banks of the Bur River, as if spring had arrived in an instant.

"No!" Langk shouted, sitting down on the ice in a panic, his facial muscles clenching violently.

The invaders who were being slashed all widened their eyes when they saw the scimitar raised above their heads.

"You despicable barbarians from the East, you deserve to go to hell!"

One of the intruders couldn't help but curse, his face contorted in a ferocious grimace. But as soon as he started cursing, his head was chopped off and fell directly into the pit. Then he was kicked into the pit himself.

Some of the invaders were so frightened that they cried out, "Please, spare me! I promise I will never invade your home again. I acknowledge this as your territory!"

But now, it was too late for regrets. As the sword fell, more and more captured invaders fell into the pit, their heads severed from their bodies.

Some invaders, because they lacked the strength or experience to cut down their new recruits, were stabbed so painfully that it took several blows to send them into the pit.

As all the invaders were executed, the firewood and oil in the pit were gradually ignited, quickly turning the snowy landscape red.

People also become more solemn at this time.

Regardless of friend or foe.

Only snowflakes were swirling and dancing around the countless fire dragons.

At this moment, Langke burst into tears, burying his face in his hands.

He covered his face with his chapped hands.

Meanwhile, Kolychev on the opposite bank of the river bit his lip until it bled.

"Damn it! Damn it!"

"I will kill them all, completely kill them all!"

He finally tasted the hatred in the hearts of the Mongolian people.

As his arrogance and tyranny grew, so did the hatred in his heart, but at the same time, his fear also grew exponentially.

Especially when he saw the Qing soldiers on the opposite side, whose riverbed resembled a dense pine forest, armed and ready to shoot at them, his fear surged uncontrollably.

At that moment, he couldn't believe that these Qing soldiers wouldn't attack them.

He even began to think that these Qing troops might rely on their superior strength to wipe out everyone here, just as they had annihilated many Mongol natives on the north bank.

After all, they themselves were so cruel, so they worried that the Qing army would be just as cruel.

He also began to recall stories he had heard about the many killings that this empire had committed in the south when it was first established.

"Have we really angered their Qing emperor, making him unwilling to be the emperor of a civilized country anymore, and instead as barbaric and cruel as their ancestors?"

It was obvious that a civilized and courteous country should be threatened, while a country that acts domineeringly should be respected, and people hoped that the country would become more civilized. Korychev asked him this question after Langk returned.

Langke, sipping his strong liquor, said, "I don't know, I really don't know, I don't understand why those Mongols are so willing to risk their lives! Logically speaking, the Mongol princes here shouldn't be so obedient to the Qing court's orders!"

Korychev then asked, "So, do we go to war, or continue negotiating?"

"war?"

Langke chuckled and asked, "Are our nobles and gentry truly willing to share this eastern land with the Mongols and the people from the south?"

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The following spring.

While the Manchu bannermen and their families in the interior were busy with farming, Hongli saw a large amount of "fertilizer" that Celeng had sent back with his troops at the Court of Colonial Affairs.

"Fourth Master, the Prince Consort said that the Russians have become much more restrained and only dare to operate north of Kyakhta. And this fertilizer is the fertilizer obtained from the sacrifices to the suffering Mongol people on the banks of the Bur River."

Tegut, the Minister of the Court of Colonial Affairs, explained the situation to Hongli.

Hongli nodded after hearing this: "I have already obtained an imperial decree to sell it to the Bordered Blue Banner Fertilizer Factory. The money obtained will be used as a reward for integrity by the Court of Colonial Affairs."

"Whoo!"

"All servants of the Court of Colonial Affairs should thank Fourth Master for his great favor!"

After Tegut responded, he asked again: "The Russian Kingdom has sent a letter of state, indicating that it is still willing to negotiate the border as soon as possible and realize the peace between the two countries. The imperial edict has instructed our Court of Colonial Affairs to deliberate and reply."

Hongli chuckled upon hearing this: "Sure enough, the tougher you are, the more they want to get along!"

(End of this chapter)