Express Delivery in the Late Ming Dynasty: Chongzhen, Don't Worry

In the second year of Chongzhen, Huang Taiji's 100,000 troops surrounded Julu. Lu Xiangsheng had 5,000 men and was without food for three days. The court did not save him and only waited for his death. But dozens of ordinary people came to the city gate, with horse heads painted on their arms, pushing carts to deliver food and medicine. "Mr. Li asked us to come." Lu Xiangsheng asked: "Which Mr. Li?" The old man smiled: "Li Chang'an, Hengshan Station, Zhending Mansion." The son of a dismissed Yi Cheng is using hidden threads hidden in the fabric of the Ming Dynasty to mislead Chongzhen, Huang Taiji, and the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty.