As for Haihan's movements, magistrates like Zhang Huang and the others naturally would not be ignorant, and their ears and eyes on the island had already sent back relevant information. It's just that they have been worried about Haihan's invasion of Daming, and Zhifu Island has a little turmoil, so they can't help but think in this direction, and they didn't expect that Haihan's target is not Shandong, but Liaodong, which is across the sea from Shandong. Fortunately, after Qian Tiandun met, he took the initiative to tell Haihan's plan, otherwise if they knelt down and kowtowed on the spot and begged to surrender, it would be really embarrassing.

Huang Qu didn't tell the truth when he met Feng Fei on Zhifu Island, on the one hand, Qian Tiandun asked them to keep it secret, and on the other hand, he didn't have the idea of making Feng Fei ugly. Of course, as long as Feng Fei was a little more cautious, there probably wouldn't be some embarrassing scenes.

As for why Haihan went to war with Houjin, not to mention Zhang and Huang, even many officials in Haihan may not be able to understand this matter. And Qian Tiandun definitely wouldn't waste time explaining the ins and outs of this to them, so the two discussed for a long time and didn't come to a clear conclusion. If it weren't for the fact that Haihan had no other opponents in this area, Huang Qu would have already begun to doubt the reliability of his inference.

Qian Tiandun was not surprised by the concentrated request of the Ming officials near Zhifu Island, but he would not take it too seriously. He knew what the purpose of these people was in asking to see him, and he was also satisfied with the deterrent effect that Haihan had formed in the minds of the local officials of the Ming Dynasty. If it weren't for the fact that he had too many things to do to prepare for the war, he would have actually wanted to see how these people planned to show their loyalty. However, since Haihan has no intention of making a move against Shandong, there is no need for these officials to jump out and stand in line, exposing their positions in advance, and keeping them as officials in Daming is more conducive to Haihan's actions.

The spring campaign to be launched in Liaodong this time will be under the commander-in-chief of the land, and during the operation, all the affairs of the Shandong colony will be temporarily handed over to several non-military officials who have come to the north with the fleet, and there is really a lot of work to be handed over in the middle. Fortunately, Sha Xishi, who came to take over the civil affairs of Liaodong this time, has rich experience, and when he was in Guangdong, he had presided over the civil affairs work in several places, so it was not difficult to take over the affairs here.

Qian Tiandun, Chen Yixin, Ha Lugong and other military generals were liberated from their posts, and of course they all had to go to the front line in eastern Liaodong to command operations. This is a rare multi-service joint operation of the Haihan military, so the Ministry of Defense has also arranged for all the generals in the north to go to the front line as much as possible, in order to make full use of the opportunity of this operation to temper the combat capability of the troops in the cold zone.

Judging from the current lineup of generals concentrated by Haihan in the north, to deal with the Houjin army in Jinzhou is actually quite a bit of a chicken and a knife. However, what the Ministry of Defense wants is such an effect, which is the so-called strategic contempt, tactical attention, and the principle that the lion fights the rabbit with all its might.

However, the military will not send all the troops transferred from the south to Liaodong this time, some of them will be temporarily stationed in Shandong, and the troops that have been replaced will be sent to Liaodong to participate in the operation. This is mainly due to the fact that it is difficult for southern soldiers to adapt to the northern environment overnight, and the previous outbreak of the epidemic in Lushun has taught the military a lesson, and now it is necessary to send heavy troops to Liaodong, so naturally these details must be taken into account. The Shandong garrison has been here for a long time, and the degree of adaptation to the environment is definitely much better than that of the newly arrived southern troops, so there is such a change of guard arrangement.

The generals were not satisfied with the existing battle plan, and continued to make partial changes to it to improve the details of the plan. If you just want to defeat your opponent, then things are relatively simple, as long as you give full play to the advantages of the Haihan army in long-range firepower, you can be invincible. However, considering the need to train the combat capability of the troops in the cold zone, to familiarize the generals and front-line commanders with the way of fighting under such battlefield conditions, and even to consider the impact of task assignment on the reward of meritorious deeds of various arms of the armed forces after the war, it is unlikely that this battle will be fought purely for the purpose of winning, and there will be many things to bargain about in the arrangement of the battle plan.

Tom Wang was undoubtedly the most relaxed person during this period, no one could snatch the navy's exploits, and he only needed to win the opportunity for his marines to fight ashore at the right time.

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As for Haihan's movements, magistrates like Zhang Huang and the others naturally would not be ignorant, and their ears and eyes on the island had already sent back relevant information. It's just that they have been worried about Haihan's invasion of Daming, and Zhifu Island has a little turmoil, so they can't help but think in this direction, and they didn't expect that Haihan's target is not Shandong, but Liaodong, which is across the sea from Shandong. Fortunately, after Qian Tiandun met, he took the initiative to tell Haihan's plan, otherwise if they knelt down and kowtowed on the spot and begged to surrender, it would be really embarrassing.

Huang Qu didn't tell the truth when he met Feng Fei on Zhifu Island, on the one hand, Qian Tiandun asked them to keep it secret, and on the other hand, he didn't have the idea of making Feng Fei ugly. Of course, as long as Feng Fei was a little more cautious, there probably wouldn't be some embarrassing scenes.

As for why Haihan went to war with Houjin, not to mention Zhang and Huang, even many officials in Haihan may not be able to understand this matter. And Qian Tiandun definitely wouldn't waste time explaining the ins and outs of this to them, so the two discussed for a long time and didn't come to a clear conclusion. If it weren't for the fact that Haihan had no other opponents in this area, Huang Qu would have already begun to doubt the reliability of his inference.

Qian Tiandun was not surprised by the concentrated request of the Ming officials near Zhifu Island, but he would not take it too seriously. He knew what the purpose of these people was in asking to see him, and he was also satisfied with the deterrent effect that Haihan had formed in the minds of the local officials of the Ming Dynasty. If it weren't for the fact that he had too many things to do to prepare for the war, he would have actually wanted to see how these people planned to show their loyalty. However, since Haihan has no intention of making a move against Shandong, there is no need for these officials to jump out and stand in line, exposing their positions in advance, and keeping them as officials in Daming is more conducive to Haihan's actions.

The spring campaign to be launched in Liaodong this time will be under the commander-in-chief of the land, and during the operation, all the affairs of the Shandong colony will be temporarily handed over to several non-military officials who have come to the north with the fleet, and there is really a lot of work to be handed over in the middle. Fortunately, Sha Xishi, who came to take over the civil affairs of Liaodong this time, has rich experience, and when he was in Guangdong, he had presided over the civil affairs work in several places, so it was not difficult to take over the affairs here.

Qian Tiandun, Chen Yixin, Ha Lugong and other military generals were liberated from their posts, and of course they all had to go to the front line in eastern Liaodong to command operations. This is a rare multi-service joint operation of the Haihan military, so the Ministry of Defense has also arranged for all the generals in the north to go to the front line as much as possible, in order to make full use of the opportunity of this operation to temper the combat capability of the troops in the cold zone.

Judging from the current lineup of generals concentrated by Haihan in the north, to deal with the Houjin army in Jinzhou is actually quite a bit of a chicken and a knife. However, what the Ministry of Defense wants is such an effect, which is the so-called strategic contempt, tactical attention, and the principle that the lion fights the rabbit with all its might.

However, the military will not send all the troops transferred from the south to Liaodong this time, some of them will be temporarily stationed in Shandong, and the troops that have been replaced will be sent to Liaodong to participate in the operation. This is mainly due to the fact that it is difficult for southern soldiers to adapt to the northern environment overnight, and the previous outbreak of the epidemic in Lushun has taught the military a lesson, and now it is necessary to send heavy troops to Liaodong, so naturally these details must be taken into account. The Shandong garrison has been here for a long time, and the degree of adaptation to the environment is definitely much better than that of the newly arrived southern troops, so there is such a change of guard arrangement.

The generals were not satisfied with the existing battle plan, and continued to make partial changes to it to improve the details of the plan. If you just want to defeat your opponent, then things are relatively simple, as long as you give full play to the advantages of the Haihan army in long-range firepower, you can be invincible. However, considering the need to train the combat capability of the troops in the cold zone, to familiarize the generals and front-line commanders with the way of fighting under such battlefield conditions, and even to consider the impact of task assignment on the reward of meritorious deeds of various arms of the armed forces after the war, it is unlikely that this battle will be fought purely for the purpose of winning, and there will be many things to bargain about in the arrangement of the battle plan.

Tom Wang was undoubtedly the most relaxed person during this period, no one could snatch the navy's exploits, and he only needed to win the opportunity for his marines to fight ashore at the right time. As for Haihan's movements, magistrates like Zhang Huang and the others naturally would not be ignorant, and their ears and eyes on the island had already sent back relevant information. It's just that they have been worried about Haihan's invasion of Daming, and Zhifu Island has a little turmoil, so they can't help but think in this direction, and they didn't expect that Haihan's target is not Shandong, but Liaodong, which is across the sea from Shandong. Fortunately, after Qian Tiandun met, he took the initiative to tell Haihan's plan, otherwise if they knelt down and kowtowed on the spot and begged to surrender, it would be really embarrassing.

Huang Qu didn't tell the truth when he met Feng Fei on Zhifu Island, on the one hand, Qian Tiandun asked them to keep it secret, and on the other hand, he didn't have the idea of making Feng Fei ugly. Of course, as long as Feng Fei was a little more cautious, there probably wouldn't be some embarrassing scenes.

As for why Haihan went to war with Houjin, not to mention Zhang and Huang, even many officials in Haihan may not be able to understand this matter. And Qian Tiandun definitely wouldn't waste time explaining the ins and outs of this to them, so the two discussed for a long time and didn't come to a clear conclusion. If it weren't for the fact that Haihan had no other opponents in this area, Huang Qu would have already begun to doubt the reliability of his inference.

Qian Tiandun was not surprised by the concentrated request of the Ming officials near Zhifu Island, but he would not take it too seriously. He knew what the purpose of these people was in asking to see him, and he was also satisfied with the deterrent effect that Haihan had formed in the minds of the local officials of the Ming Dynasty. If it weren't for the fact that he had too many things to do to prepare for the war, he would have actually wanted to see how these people planned to show their loyalty. However, since Haihan has no intention of making a move against Shandong, there is no need for these officials to jump out and stand in line, exposing their positions in advance, and keeping them as officials in Daming is more conducive to Haihan's actions.

The spring campaign to be launched in Liaodong this time will be under the commander-in-chief of the land, and during the operation, all the affairs of the Shandong colony will be temporarily handed over to several non-military officials who have come to the north with the fleet, and there is really a lot of work to be handed over in the middle. Fortunately, Sha Xishi, who came to take over the civil affairs of Liaodong this time, has rich experience, and when he was in Guangdong, he had presided over the civil affairs work in several places, so it was not difficult to take over the affairs here.

Qian Tiandun, Chen Yixin, Ha Lugong and other military generals were liberated from their posts, and of course they all had to go to the front line in eastern Liaodong to command operations. This is a rare multi-service joint operation of the Haihan military, so the Ministry of Defense has also arranged for all the generals in the north to go to the front line as much as possible, in order to make full use of the opportunity of this operation to temper the combat capability of the troops in the cold zone.

Judging from the current lineup of generals concentrated by Haihan in the north, to deal with the Houjin army in Jinzhou is actually quite a bit of a chicken and a knife. However, what the Ministry of Defense wants is such an effect, which is the so-called strategic contempt, tactical attention, and the principle that the lion fights the rabbit with all its might.

However, the military will not send all the troops transferred from the south to Liaodong this time, some of them will be temporarily stationed in Shandong, and the troops that have been replaced will be sent to Liaodong to participate in the operation. This is mainly due to the fact that it is difficult for southern soldiers to adapt to the northern environment overnight, and the previous outbreak of the epidemic in Lushun has taught the military a lesson, and now it is necessary to send heavy troops to Liaodong, so naturally these details must be taken into account. The Shandong garrison has been here for a long time, and the degree of adaptation to the environment is definitely much better than that of the newly arrived southern troops, so there is such a change of guard arrangement.

The generals were not satisfied with the existing battle plan, and continued to make partial changes to it to improve the details of the plan. If you just want to defeat your opponent, then things are relatively simple, as long as you give full play to the advantages of the Haihan army in long-range firepower, you can be invincible. However, considering the need to train the combat capability of the troops in the cold zone, to familiarize the generals and front-line commanders with the way of fighting under such battlefield conditions, and even to consider the impact of task assignment on the reward of meritorious deeds of various arms of the armed forces after the war, it is unlikely that this battle will be fought purely for the purpose of winning, and there will be many things to bargain about in the arrangement of the battle plan.

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