When Liu Shang was in Sanya, he had the privilege of witnessing how the Haihan navy defeated the invading Spanish fleet in the sea south of Sanya, and although several months had passed, the magnificent scene at that time has been deeply imprinted in his mind. Now that he has come to another battlefield that is about to start, Liu Shang wants to find a reason to stay and see how Haihan cleans up the Houjin armed forces that have been giving Da Ming a headache.

Among these generals in Liaodong, he is only a little familiar with Chen Yixin, so if he wants to stay in Liaodong to watch the excitement, Liu Shang thinks that it is best for him to start from Chen Yixin's side to see if he can get a temporary military secretary or something like that.

When Liu Shang was still thinking about the wording, it was Chen Yixin who spoke first: "I have to work hard for you for a while, and I can't go back to Shandong until the operation here is over." ”

Liu Shang didn't react for a while, and subconsciously asked, "Why is this?"

Chen Yixin explained: "Secrecy is needed to avoid leaks of the spring offensive. ”

Haihan is currently stationing troops and grain in Lushun with great fanfare, and it is not carried out in a cover-up, but the Houjin army stationed in the Jinzhou area in the north may not be able to receive the news in time to discover Haihan's movements, and it is naturally difficult to make any effective response arrangements in advance.

The few maritime forces in Houjin had long since been completely lost in the repeated sweeps of the Haihan Navy last year, and the few remaining armed sailing boats that were lucky enough to escape the pursuit were all retracted into the northern inland rivers and hidden, and they did not dare to go to sea easily at all. After the navy launched a feint attack in Dalian Bay before winter, it wiped out all the large and small boats on the coast near Dalian Bay, and now there are no fishing boats in sight, and it is difficult for the Houjin army to conduct reconnaissance near Lushun even if they want to disguise themselves as fishermen.

At the beginning, the Later Jin captured the Han aborigines in the Lushun area, trying to make it difficult for the Haihan to gain a foothold in Liaodong, which seemed to have the effect of clearing the wilderness, but in fact, after the Haihan occupied the local area, the disadvantages gradually appeared. The most direct effect is that Houjin can no longer plant spies to carry out reconnaissance missions in the Haihan occupied area, and any outsider appearing in the Lushun area is very conspicuous, and it is difficult not to attract attention.

The few people south of the Isthmus of Jinzhou have all been sent to the south by boat for resettlement in the past month or so. Later Jin sent a lot of Han people who worked for him to Lushun, trying to get the asylum of Haihan as refugees and then lurking, but Haihan did not leave these people a chance to play at all. The military would rather spend more time moving in from Phi Dao and Shandong than risk letting these Han Chinese, who were said to have escaped from the north, stay in Lushun.

No matter how many people came from the north, they were all packed and sent away, and Houjin's method was like a meat bun beating a dog. Therefore, although Haihan has been continuously sending personnel and materials to Lushun recently, for Houjin, the Lushun area is already shrouded in a lot of fog, and they don't know what Haihan is doing in Lushun, so they can only subconsciously increase the troops stationed on the Jinzhou Isthmus to prevent the next round of attacks after the beginning of spring.

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When Liu Shang was in Sanya, he had the privilege of witnessing how the Haihan navy defeated the invading Spanish fleet in the sea south of Sanya, and although several months had passed, the magnificent scene at that time has been deeply imprinted in his mind. Now that he has come to another battlefield that is about to start, Liu Shang wants to find a reason to stay and see how Haihan cleans up the Houjin armed forces that have been giving Da Ming a headache.

Among these generals in Liaodong, he is only a little familiar with Chen Yixin, so if he wants to stay in Liaodong to watch the excitement, Liu Shang thinks that it is best for him to start from Chen Yixin's side to see if he can get a temporary military secretary or something like that.

When Liu Shang was still thinking about the wording, it was Chen Yixin who spoke first: "I have to work hard for you for a while, and I can't go back to Shandong until the operation here is over." ”

Liu Shang didn't react for a while, and subconsciously asked, "Why is this?"

Chen Yixin explained: "Secrecy is needed to avoid leaks of the spring offensive. ”

Haihan is currently stationing troops and grain in Lushun with great fanfare, and it is not carried out in a cover-up, but the Houjin army stationed in the Jinzhou area in the north may not be able to receive the news in time to discover Haihan's movements, and it is naturally difficult to make any effective response arrangements in advance.

The few maritime forces in Houjin had long since been completely lost in the repeated sweeps of the Haihan Navy last year, and the few remaining armed sailing boats that were lucky enough to escape the pursuit were all retracted into the northern inland rivers and hidden, and they did not dare to go to sea easily at all. After the navy launched a feint attack in Dalian Bay before winter, it wiped out all the large and small boats on the coast near Dalian Bay, and now there are no fishing boats in sight, and it is difficult for the Houjin army to conduct reconnaissance near Lushun even if they want to disguise themselves as fishermen.

At the beginning, the Later Jin captured the Han aborigines in the Lushun area, trying to make it difficult for the Haihan to gain a foothold in Liaodong, which seemed to have the effect of clearing the wilderness, but in fact, after the Haihan occupied the local area, the disadvantages gradually appeared. The most direct effect is that Houjin can no longer plant spies to carry out reconnaissance missions in the Haihan occupied area, and any outsider appearing in the Lushun area is very conspicuous, and it is difficult not to attract attention.

The few people south of the Isthmus of Jinzhou have all been sent to the south by boat for resettlement in the past month or so. Later Jin sent a lot of Han people who worked for him to Lushun, trying to get the asylum of Haihan as refugees and then lurking, but Haihan did not leave these people a chance to play at all. The military would rather spend more time moving in from Phi Dao and Shandong than risk letting these Han Chinese, who were said to have escaped from the north, stay in Lushun.

No matter how many people came from the north, they were all packed and sent away, and Houjin's method was like a meat bun beating a dog. Therefore, although Haihan has been continuously sending personnel and materials to Lushun recently, for Houjin, the Lushun area is already shrouded in a lot of fog, and they don't know what Haihan is doing in Lushun, so they can only subconsciously increase the troops stationed on the Jinzhou Isthmus to prevent the next round of attacks after the beginning of spring.

When Liu Shang was in Sanya, he had the privilege of witnessing how the Haihan navy defeated the invading Spanish fleet in the sea south of Sanya, and although several months had passed, the magnificent scene at that time has been deeply imprinted in his mind. Now that he has come to another battlefield that is about to start, Liu Shang wants to find a reason to stay and see how Haihan cleans up the Houjin armed forces that have been giving Da Ming a headache.

Among these generals in Liaodong, he is only a little familiar with Chen Yixin, so if he wants to stay in Liaodong to watch the excitement, Liu Shang thinks that it is best for him to start from Chen Yixin's side to see if he can get a temporary military secretary or something like that.

When Liu Shang was still thinking about the wording, it was Chen Yixin who spoke first: "I have to work hard for you for a while, and I can't go back to Shandong until the operation here is over." ”

Liu Shang didn't react for a while, and subconsciously asked, "Why is this?"

Chen Yixin explained: "Secrecy is needed to avoid leaks of the spring offensive. ”

Haihan is currently stationing troops and grain in Lushun with great fanfare, and it is not carried out in a cover-up, but the Houjin army stationed in the Jinzhou area in the north may not be able to receive the news in time to discover Haihan's movements, and it is naturally difficult to make any effective response arrangements in advance.

The few maritime forces in Houjin had long since been completely lost in the repeated sweeps of the Haihan Navy last year, and the few remaining armed sailing boats that were lucky enough to escape the pursuit were all retracted into the northern inland rivers and hidden, and they did not dare to go to sea easily at all. After the navy launched a feint attack in Dalian Bay before winter, it wiped out all the large and small boats on the coast near Dalian Bay, and now there are no fishing boats in sight, and it is difficult for the Houjin army to conduct reconnaissance near Lushun even if they want to disguise themselves as fishermen.

At the beginning, the Later Jin captured the Han aborigines in the Lushun area, trying to make it difficult for the Haihan to gain a foothold in Liaodong, which seemed to have the effect of clearing the wilderness, but in fact, after the Haihan occupied the local area, the disadvantages gradually appeared. The most direct effect is that Houjin can no longer plant spies to carry out reconnaissance missions in the Haihan occupied area, and any outsider appearing in the Lushun area is very conspicuous, and it is difficult not to attract attention.

The few people south of the Isthmus of Jinzhou have all been sent to the south by boat for resettlement in the past month or so. Later Jin sent a lot of Han people who worked for him to Lushun, trying to get the asylum of Haihan as refugees and then lurking, but Haihan did not leave these people a chance to play at all. The military would rather spend more time moving in from Phi Dao and Shandong than risk letting these Han Chinese, who were said to have escaped from the north, stay in Lushun.

No matter how many people came from the north, they were all packed and sent away, and Houjin's method was like a meat bun beating a dog. Therefore, although Haihan has been continuously sending personnel and materials to Lushun recently, for Houjin, the Lushun area is already shrouded in a lot of fog, and they don't know what Haihan is doing in Lushun, so they can only subconsciously increase the troops stationed on the Jinzhou Isthmus to prevent the next round of attacks after the beginning of spring.

When Liu Shang was in Sanya, he had the privilege of witnessing how the Haihan navy defeated the invading Spanish fleet in the sea south of Sanya, and although several months had passed, the magnificent scene at that time has been deeply imprinted in his mind. Now that he has come to another battlefield that is about to start, Liu Shang wants to find a reason to stay and see how Haihan cleans up the Houjin armed forces that have been giving Da Ming a headache.

Among these generals in Liaodong, he is only a little familiar with Chen Yixin, so if he wants to stay in Liaodong to watch the excitement, Liu Shang thinks that it is best for him to start from Chen Yixin's side to see if he can get a temporary military secretary or something like that.

When Liu Shang was still thinking about the wording, it was Chen Yixin who spoke first: "I have to work hard for you for a while, and I can't go back to Shandong until the operation here is over." ”

Liu Shang didn't react for a while, and subconsciously asked, "Why is this?"

Chen Yixin explained: "Secrecy is needed to avoid leaks of the spring offensive. ”

Haihan is currently stationing troops and grain in Lushun with great fanfare, and it is not carried out in a cover-up, but the Houjin army stationed in the Jinzhou area in the north may not be able to receive the news in time to discover Haihan's movements, and it is naturally difficult to make any effective response arrangements in advance.

The few maritime forces in Houjin had long since been completely lost in the repeated sweeps of the Haihan Navy last year, and the few remaining armed sailing boats that were lucky enough to escape the pursuit were all retracted into the northern inland rivers and hidden, and they did not dare to go to sea easily at all. After the navy launched a feint attack in Dalian Bay before winter, it wiped out all the large and small boats on the coast near Dalian Bay, and now there are no fishing boats in sight, and it is difficult for the Houjin army to conduct reconnaissance near Lushun even if they want to disguise themselves as fishermen.

At the beginning, the Later Jin captured the Han aborigines in the Lushun area, trying to make it difficult for the Haihan to gain a foothold in Liaodong, which seemed to have the effect of clearing the wilderness, but in fact, after the Haihan occupied the local area, the disadvantages gradually appeared. The most direct effect is that Houjin can no longer plant spies to carry out reconnaissance missions in the Haihan occupied area, and any outsider appearing in the Lushun area is very conspicuous, and it is difficult not to attract attention.

The few people south of the Isthmus of Jinzhou have all been sent to the south by boat for resettlement in the past month or so. Later Jin sent a lot of Han people who worked for him to Lushun, trying to get the asylum of Haihan as refugees and then lurking, but Haihan did not leave these people a chance to play at all. The military would rather spend more time moving in from Phi Dao and Shandong than risk letting these Han Chinese, who were said to have escaped from the north, stay in Lushun.

No matter how many people came from the north, they were all packed and sent away, and Houjin's method was like a meat bun beating a dog. Therefore, although Haihan has been continuously sending personnel and materials to Lushun recently, for Houjin, the Lushun area is already shrouded in a lot of fog, and they don't know what Haihan is doing in Lushun, so they can only subconsciously increase the troops stationed on the Jinzhou Isthmus to prevent the next round of attacks after the beginning of spring.

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