Chapter 494 Admiral of Fujian Marine Division Missing--

"Bold, Wu Liang, I was ordered by the governor and the Fuzhou general. Could it be that you, a general, want to resist the order?" Cang Bao really pissed this guy out. It's so rude. When he saw the expression on Wu Liang's face, Cang Bao suddenly felt cold all over, like the feeling of being stared at by a hungry beast.

"The officer didn't say that, but I didn't expect that the admiral didn't appreciate the kindness of my colleagues in the Taiwan government at all. This really has to be disappointing." The smile on Wu Liang's face gradually turned cold, and he stood up, standing upright and arrogantly,

"You must not be rude to the admiral!" Li Changgeng also scolded loudly, and his hand was already pressed on the waist knife, with an expression of choosing a person.

"How dare you be rude to our general?" More than a dozen generals who were standing behind suddenly stood up, and the sound of choking was endless. More than a dozen snowy swords and seven or eight revolvers all pointed at Li Changgeng's head. Even if this guy was fierce, his face couldn't help changing at this moment.

Before the sword in his hand came out of the sheath, he had let two robs of Wu Liang's men turn over to the ground, and the waist knife at his waist was also dropped. The action was as sharp as those habitual bandits who often played with meat tickets.

Li Changgeng never thought that the other party would suddenly do it. In a blink of an eye, he was overturned by the ground by the uniform. He couldn't help cursing angrily, but he quickly stuffed a piece of rag into his mouth and swallowed his eyes wildly. In addition to humming with his nose to express his dissatisfaction, his hands and feet had already made the two guys use one for a long time. The prepared hemp rope was tied up extremely tightly.

Everything happened in a short moment. All the people stared at the Li Shen general overturned and then asked someone to pack it directly. Cangbao's eyes almost fell to the ground, and his chin was dislocated and could not be closed for a long time.

"What are you doing?! Mr. Wu, you, you are simply rebelming?!" The governor behind Cangbao jumped out in time, put on a loyal posture to protect the stunned Cangbao, pulled out his waist knife and pointed at Wu Liang and scolded.

Those soldiers who went ashore shouted one after another and pulled out the weapons around their waists. One or two looked at Wu Liang and others murderously. When the order of Cang Bao, they would kill Wu Liang on the spot.

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"Ts Tut...is there more people than people?" Wu Liang shrugged his shoulders with self-respecting, pulled out the revolver around his waist, and rang to the sky. A crisp gunshot shocked Cangbao and others. However, before Cangbao came out and scolded, the situation suddenly turned down.

The soldiers who were beating gongs and drums, raising flags and cannons suddenly threw all the guys in their hands aside, and the dark and oily barrels were exposed like a long forest. The smiling faces became extremely ferocious, and their eyes were as cold as the whistling cold wind in the north.

And in the two-story buildings on the dock, there were also countless soldiers in black and black helmets, and their hands were also full of strange muskets. What surprised the Cangbao and others was that the ground floor was also opened, but there were only people exposed. Dozens of guns used their ferocious muzzle to point at the sailors moored on the dock.

This is not over. The giant ships of the Xiyi people who had just been scattered out of the waterway, or the merchant ships of the Qing Dynasty, all opened one porthole after another, and the guns of the doors poked out their barrel with strong murderous intent, and then slowly pushed forward.

Batch after batch of soldiers in black and black helmets rushed onto the deck of the ship. They all held a snowy sword or a strange style of fire, and the sound of surrendering guns shocked the whole port.

The battalion of sailors and horses were still collecting sails and oars in an orderly manner and entering the dock, but unexpectedly such a sudden change occurred. Looking at the heinous artillery and fire, almost all the naval officers and soldiers were stunned and unbelievable.

Cangbao was also completely shocked by the powerful and terrible armed forces shown by Wu Liang at this moment. After a long time, he came to his senses and glanced at the Taiwanese officials, but saw one or two of them with numb expressions and dull expressions. His eyes were full of pity, or it should be said that they were the same disease. Pity.

"Are you going to rebel?! Wu Liang, how dare you rebel?!" After all, Cangbao comes from a martial arts background. Although he is now surrounded by so many soldiers in black, he still scolds angrily: "Wu Liang, you son of a bitch, you don't care about your kindness. As a general of the court, you dare to rebel! Do you think you can dominate with your people?

Wu Liang smiled and slowly flattened the high revolver, and the shaking muzzle nodded in the direction of Cangbao: "Rebellion? Well, don't say it so innovatively. I don't call it a rebellion. I call it an uprising and a revolution. Do you know? A bunch of buns that have never been seen in the world.

"In the game arranged today, I originally wanted to attract Changlin or Kuilun. Unexpectedly, the big fish didn't come and only caught a loach. However, at least it was swimming in the water, and it was worth the ticket price." Wu Liang finished nagging, and the gun was aimed at Cangbao again.

"Tell your people, don't act rashly and put down your weapons immediately. Otherwise, you will be killed. If you surrender, I will not die." Wu Liang's roar echoed over the dock.

"Wu Liang, do you know that doing this is equivalent to forcing yourself into a dead end? I advise you to turn back early. As for the feud between you and Hadang, I will definitely return justice to the court, the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang and the general of Fuzhou, and give you justice!" Cangbao's face was white, and his legs were a little soft. After all, although Cangbao was a general, he was just a flag man who climbed up the admiral's by relying on Enmeng and relationship. He had never been on the battlefield. He was used to being pampered. How could he imagine that one day would make people point at his head with so many fire? What's more, without the courage and determination to devote himself bravely to the Qing Dynasty, being able to keep clear and speak in an orderly way shows that his courage is quite excellent.

Wu Liang frowned and seemed to be really thinking about Cangbao's suggestion. After a short time, Wu Liang raised his head and said, "Admiral Cang, since you are so righteous, I, Wu, can't help but say something. In this way, let your people put down their weapons immediately. As long as you rest assured about the weapons, everything is negotiable. . How about it? Otherwise, in case you go back on your word and take me directly to Fuzhou, where will I cry, right?

"This is impossible, Wu Liang, I warn you for the last time, don't take an inch. Otherwise..." Before Cang Bao finished his words, the revolver in Wu Liang's hand raised again and pulled the trigger, and he heard a crisp gunshot and a shrill scream.

Cangbao covered his left ear and howled bitterly. The bright red blood couldn't help surging out along his fingers. The governor, who was standing in front of Cangbao, was extremely pale, his legs trembled like the willow in the wind, and the sword in his hand fell directly to the ground.

"Silly B, you really don't dare to shoot, do you?" Wu Liang grinned and smiled strangely. The revolver in his hand seemed to be magical, attracting the frightened eyes of those Cangbao's soldiers.

"I will warn you for the last time, leave your weapons, surrender your guns and don't kill. Rebels, kill on the spot!"

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Half a month passed in a blink of an eye, and Changlin and Kui Lun, who were waiting for the news in Fuzhou, gradually noticed something wrong from the beginning. Half a month, they didn't even get a letter back. Could it be that someone dared to harm a magnificent sailor?

But when I think about it, I think it's impossible. After all, when Cangbao went to Taiwan, he took a whole battalion of sailors to go there. Even if someone in Taiwan wants to be unfavorable to Cangbao, there will always be people who will escape and send letters to Fuzhou, right?

Half a month, a broken ship, able to go back and forth two or three times in the Taiwan Strait, but there was no news. How could this not scare Changlin and others?

"Is there still no news? What the hell is Cangbao doing? Although he has that idea, Changlin really doesn't want to think about that aspect. Today's Qing Dynasty has enough internal and external troubles. If something really happens to Taiwan, Changlin really doesn't know if he can bear the anger of Qianlong.

Kui Lun took steps in the hall. The governor Chang Lin came to ask about this matter in person. Kui Lun also scolded his mother in his heart. He had just brought down a lot of corrupt officials. He had just gained a good impression in the eyes of Emperor Qianlong. In a blink of an eye, the general killed a deputy general, and then went to lead the admiral's residence. However, no news came back for half a month.

"I have sent people to ask the fishermen and seamen at Fuzhou wharf. During this period, no one has been to Taiwan, because the chief soldiers of Taiwan have declared the seamen and fishermen as early as a month ago. There is a group of unidentified pirates who plunder the Taiwanese merchant ships and fishermen around the Strait, so all the ships are allowed to rest and stop in Penghu. Stay, but you are not allowed to appear on the stage. After the group of pirates are caught, they will be banned.

"What?!" Kui Lun couldn't help but be shocked. He stopped, and there was a cloud on his face. Are you sure?"

Changlin shook his head with a wry smile and said, "According to the current situation, who dares to determine whether the affairs of Taiwan Island are true or not?"

"Why don't you wait? Maybe there is something wrong with the Taiwan government, and it's not certain to delay Admiral Cang's itinerary. Kui Lun also did not dare to make a conclusion easily, so he had to answer like this.

Chang Lin nodded: "Well, our memorial has been handed over. Why don't we wait until the emperor's approval and then stop it? What does the general think?"

"Good, that's the only way." Kui Lun thought about it, and he had no choice but to nod and agree. Although he really wanted to send Fujian sailors to the place, the problem is that the Fujian sailors are now withered and the boats are not available. In case there is really a big problem on the island of Taiwan, there will be less dispatch. Maybe it is equivalent to sending sheep into the tiger's mouth. In case there are more pirates. Then aren't they dereliction of duty?

(to be continued)