Not to mention what kind of scene the Dengzhou side had after receiving the news of the attack of the Haihan fleet, the fleet turned north and sailed to the Liaodong Peninsula after sailing through the coast near Guxian Town. The straight-line distance from this side to the Port of Arthur is only more than 70 nautical miles, and with the fleet maintaining a speed of about six or seven knots, it only takes more than ten hours to reach the destination.

In the past year, Haihan has sent fleets to clear the eastern coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula several times, making it almost impossible for Houjin's armed sailing ships to be stationed there, and they have no choice but to relinquish control of the coastline. However, this is not the ultimate goal of Haihan, the military still hopes to occupy a piece of land in Liaodong as soon as possible and set up a stronghold, and then form a containment of Houjin from this direction, so as to alleviate the external pressure faced by the Ming Dynasty.

The existence of the Ming regime is beneficial to the development of Haihan, which is a consensus reached by the Haihan high-level for a long time. Although there have been territorial disputes between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty in recent years, and even several armed conflicts, the relationship between the two countries is really not very friendly. However, in line with the starting point of the supremacy of interests and the same roots, the Haihan high-level did not want the Ming Dynasty to be wiped out by the wild boar skin outside the country in a few years as it was in the original history. Within the scope of his ability, share a little pressure for Daming and complete his strategic goals by the way, this is Haihan's attitude in the coming period.

Although Daming's side may not be willing to cooperate with Haihan's "painstaking efforts", Haihan's senior management did not give too much consideration to Daming's attitude when planning these strategic goals. This can be said to be contempt, but it is also a more sober judgment, it is impossible for the Ming Dynasty to ignore the fact that the Haihan occupied a large amount of their own territory in a way that is akin to invasion, even if the two countries have the same position on dealing with the Houjin, they cannot exchange for the strategic cooperation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Haihan simply didn't expect to get any help from Daming, but just implemented the development plan step by step at his own pace.

Haihan chose to set out in the afternoon, so that after a night of sailing, he would arrive at his destination early in the morning, and most of his soldiers would have plenty of rest on the way, and they would be ready to go into battle as soon as they arrived.

When morning came, the trumpets sounded on the ships, waking the soldiers from their sleep. They had about an hour to settle the matter of eating, drinking, and Lazar, and then they had to start sorting out their equipment and preparing for the next landing at Port Arthur.

This is not a new task for some of them, and every time the Haihan army comes to Liaodong, Lushunkou, which is located in the southernmost point, is the first stop they will inevitably visit. The landing at the Port of Arthur has also become a routine task that the army has to complete every time.

The Houjin troops stationed here did not try to prevent the landing of Haihan, but under the conditions of the serious lack of coastal fire resistance, the defensive measures they could take were extremely limited. After suffering several losses under the bombardment of the Haihan naval artillery, the Houjin army no longer tried to resist the enemy at sea, but retracted the defense line inland, and no longer prevented the Haihan army from landing. Although this seemed to increase the risk of defense, the Later Jin army had realized that Haihan's attack was only superficial, and even if it won the victory, it would not stay in the local area, so it accepted this offensive and defensive posture with peace of mind.

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Not to mention what kind of scene the Dengzhou side had after receiving the news of the attack of the Haihan fleet, the fleet turned north and sailed to the Liaodong Peninsula after sailing through the coast near Guxian Town. The straight-line distance from this side to the Port of Arthur is only more than 70 nautical miles, and with the fleet maintaining a speed of about six or seven knots, it only takes more than ten hours to reach the destination.

In the past year, Haihan has sent fleets to clear the eastern coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula several times, making it almost impossible for Houjin's armed sailing ships to be stationed there, and they have no choice but to relinquish control of the coastline. However, this is not the ultimate goal of Haihan, the military still hopes to occupy a piece of land in Liaodong as soon as possible and set up a stronghold, and then form a containment of Houjin from this direction, so as to alleviate the external pressure faced by the Ming Dynasty.

The existence of the Ming regime is beneficial to the development of Haihan, which is a consensus reached by the Haihan high-level for a long time. Although there have been territorial disputes between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty in recent years, and even several armed conflicts, the relationship between the two countries is really not very friendly. However, in line with the starting point of the supremacy of interests and the same roots, the Haihan high-level did not want the Ming Dynasty to be wiped out by the wild boar skin outside the country in a few years as it was in the original history. Within the scope of his ability, share a little pressure for Daming and complete his strategic goals by the way, this is Haihan's attitude in the coming period.

Although Daming's side may not be willing to cooperate with Haihan's "painstaking efforts", Haihan's senior management did not give too much consideration to Daming's attitude when planning these strategic goals. This can be said to be contempt, but it is also a more sober judgment, it is impossible for the Ming Dynasty to ignore the fact that the Haihan occupied a large amount of their own territory in a way that is akin to invasion, even if the two countries have the same position on dealing with the Houjin, they cannot exchange for the strategic cooperation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Haihan simply didn't expect to get any help from Daming, but just implemented the development plan step by step at his own pace.

Haihan chose to set out in the afternoon, so that after a night of sailing, he would arrive at his destination early in the morning, and most of his soldiers would have plenty of rest on the way, and they would be ready to go into battle as soon as they arrived.

When morning came, the trumpets sounded on the ships, waking the soldiers from their sleep. They had about an hour to settle the matter of eating, drinking, and Lazar, and then they had to start sorting out their equipment and preparing for the next landing at Port Arthur.

This is not a new task for some of them, and every time the Haihan army comes to Liaodong, Lushunkou, which is located in the southernmost point, is the first stop they will inevitably visit. The landing at the Port of Arthur has also become a routine task that the army has to complete every time.

The Houjin troops stationed here did not try to prevent the landing of Haihan, but under the conditions of the serious lack of coastal fire resistance, the defensive measures they could take were extremely limited. After suffering several losses under the bombardment of the Haihan naval artillery, the Houjin army no longer tried to resist the enemy at sea, but retracted the defense line inland, and no longer prevented the Haihan army from landing. Although this seemed to increase the risk of defense, the Later Jin army had realized that Haihan's attack was only superficial, and even if it won the victory, it would not stay in the local area, so it accepted this offensive and defensive posture with peace of mind.

Not to mention what kind of scene the Dengzhou side had after receiving the news of the attack of the Haihan fleet, the fleet turned north and sailed to the Liaodong Peninsula after sailing through the coast near Guxian Town. The straight-line distance from this side to the Port of Arthur is only more than 70 nautical miles, and with the fleet maintaining a speed of about six or seven knots, it only takes more than ten hours to reach the destination.

In the past year, Haihan has sent fleets to clear the eastern coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula several times, making it almost impossible for Houjin's armed sailing ships to be stationed there, and they have no choice but to relinquish control of the coastline. However, this is not the ultimate goal of Haihan, the military still hopes to occupy a piece of land in Liaodong as soon as possible and set up a stronghold, and then form a containment of Houjin from this direction, so as to alleviate the external pressure faced by the Ming Dynasty.

The existence of the Ming regime is beneficial to the development of Haihan, which is a consensus reached by the Haihan high-level for a long time. Although there have been territorial disputes between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty in recent years, and even several armed conflicts, the relationship between the two countries is really not very friendly. However, in line with the starting point of the supremacy of interests and the same roots, the Haihan high-level did not want the Ming Dynasty to be wiped out by the wild boar skin outside the country in a few years as it was in the original history. Within the scope of his ability, share a little pressure for Daming and complete his strategic goals by the way, this is Haihan's attitude in the coming period.

Although Daming's side may not be willing to cooperate with Haihan's "painstaking efforts", Haihan's senior management did not give too much consideration to Daming's attitude when planning these strategic goals. This can be said to be contempt, but it is also a more sober judgment, it is impossible for the Ming Dynasty to ignore the fact that the Haihan occupied a large amount of their own territory in a way that is akin to invasion, even if the two countries have the same position on dealing with the Houjin, they cannot exchange for the strategic cooperation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Haihan simply didn't expect to get any help from Daming, but just implemented the development plan step by step at his own pace.

Haihan chose to set out in the afternoon, so that after a night of sailing, he would arrive at his destination early in the morning, and most of his soldiers would have plenty of rest on the way, and they would be ready to go into battle as soon as they arrived.

When morning came, the trumpets sounded on the ships, waking the soldiers from their sleep. They had about an hour to settle the matter of eating, drinking, and Lazar, and then they had to start sorting out their equipment and preparing for the next landing at Port Arthur.

This is not a new task for some of them, and every time the Haihan army comes to Liaodong, Lushunkou, which is located in the southernmost point, is the first stop they will inevitably visit. The landing at the Port of Arthur has also become a routine task that the army has to complete every time.

The Houjin troops stationed here did not try to prevent the landing of Haihan, but under the conditions of the serious lack of coastal fire resistance, the defensive measures they could take were extremely limited. After suffering several losses under the bombardment of the Haihan naval artillery, the Houjin army no longer tried to resist the enemy at sea, but retracted the defense line inland, and no longer prevented the Haihan army from landing. Although this seemed to increase the risk of defense, the Later Jin army had realized that Haihan's attack was only superficial, and even if it won the victory, it would not stay in the local area, so it accepted this offensive and defensive posture with peace of mind.

Not to mention what kind of scene the Dengzhou side had after receiving the news of the attack of the Haihan fleet, the fleet turned north and sailed to the Liaodong Peninsula after sailing through the coast near Guxian Town. The straight-line distance from this side to the Port of Arthur is only more than 70 nautical miles, and with the fleet maintaining a speed of about six or seven knots, it only takes more than ten hours to reach the destination.

In the past year, Haihan has sent fleets to clear the eastern coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula several times, making it almost impossible for Houjin's armed sailing ships to be stationed there, and they have no choice but to relinquish control of the coastline. However, this is not the ultimate goal of Haihan, the military still hopes to occupy a piece of land in Liaodong as soon as possible and set up a stronghold, and then form a containment of Houjin from this direction, so as to alleviate the external pressure faced by the Ming Dynasty.

The existence of the Ming regime is beneficial to the development of Haihan, which is a consensus reached by the Haihan high-level for a long time. Although there have been territorial disputes between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty in recent years, and even several armed conflicts, the relationship between the two countries is really not very friendly. However, in line with the starting point of the supremacy of interests and the same roots, the Haihan high-level did not want the Ming Dynasty to be wiped out by the wild boar skin outside the country in a few years as it was in the original history. Within the scope of his ability, share a little pressure for Daming and complete his strategic goals by the way, this is Haihan's attitude in the coming period.

Although Daming's side may not be willing to cooperate with Haihan's "painstaking efforts", Haihan's senior management did not give too much consideration to Daming's attitude when planning these strategic goals. This can be said to be contempt, but it is also a more sober judgment, it is impossible for the Ming Dynasty to ignore the fact that the Haihan occupied a large amount of their own territory in a way that is akin to invasion, even if the two countries have the same position on dealing with the Houjin, they cannot exchange for the strategic cooperation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Haihan simply didn't expect to get any help from Daming, but just implemented the development plan step by step at his own pace.

Haihan chose to set out in the afternoon, so that after a night of sailing, he would arrive at his destination early in the morning, and most of his soldiers would have plenty of rest on the way, and they would be ready to go into battle as soon as they arrived.

When morning came, the trumpets sounded on the ships, waking the soldiers from their sleep. They had about an hour to settle the matter of eating, drinking, and Lazar, and then they had to start sorting out their equipment and preparing for the next landing at Port Arthur.

This is not a new task for some of them, and every time the Haihan army comes to Liaodong, Lushunkou, which is located in the southernmost point, is the first stop they will inevitably visit. The landing at the Port of Arthur has also become a routine task that the army has to complete every time.

The Houjin troops stationed here did not try to prevent the landing of Haihan, but under the conditions of the serious lack of coastal fire resistance, the defensive measures they could take were extremely limited. After suffering several losses under the bombardment of the Haihan naval artillery, the Houjin army no longer tried to resist the enemy at sea, but retracted the defense line inland, and no longer prevented the Haihan army from landing

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