Li Xingzhi claimed that he had an imperial edict, and unexpectedly killed the chief soldier of Shandong, Ni Chong, on the spot. He also claimed that he would send Yan Jizu to the capital, which frightened all the officials present in Jinan.
Even loyal officials like Song Xuezhu in the Ming Dynasty wondered whether Li Xingzhi was so bold. Did he really act according to the imperial edict?
When I saw the cavalry beside Li Xingzhi, I knew that they were Manchu cavalry, which could make the ferocious Manchu people listen to orders. This must be even more ferocious than Manchu people, so the Jinan officials present dared not speak.
In a moment, Li Rui also led the camp to Huibo Gate.
Go all the way from Xian County