Liu Shang did not agree too much with the decision of the Haihan military generals to use force to intimidate North Korea, but he also understood that the current situation in Liaodong could not allow Haihan to slowly deal with relations with North Korea. Cutting through the mess with a quick knife may be the best way to deal with both Haihan and North Korea, and North Korea after Haihan is definitely in a much better situation than being squeezed by Houjin, but North Koreans may not be able to appreciate Haihan's painstaking efforts. The country was almost destroyed by the Later Jin in the previous years, and in the end it did not completely fall to the Later Jin, and Haihan wanted to subdue the Korean state with a show of force, but he couldn't help but think things were too simple.

However, in the face of a high-ranking and powerful figure like Wang Tom, Liu Shang will naturally remain silent and humorously refrain from expressing some personal opinions that contradict the opinions of his superiors.

Shen Zhixiang, who is a colleague, knows more about North Korea than Liu Shang, and his opinion is more optimistic: "North Koreans worship the strong, and after the Ding Mao chaos, most of the upper-class people have a relatively large psychological shadow of the war, and they are unwilling to let the country be dragged into the war. As long as the envoy returned and honestly reported the situation in Liaodong, the Koreans would surely understand what was the best option for them. ”

Liu Shang couldn't help but respond: "I'm afraid that after the Jin Jiwei is too deep, the North Koreans will not believe that our army can suppress the Jin army on the battlefield." The envoy went back to report the situation of the war, and it was not likely to be regarded as a boast after receiving benefits. ”

Wang Tom said: "There are not no smart people in the North Korean political arena, and they should be able to sort out whether the news brought back by the envoy is true or false. Besides, isn't there still General Shen here? They can't trust the envoy, can they still trust General Shen?"

Although the Ming army in Dongjiang Town was just a lost dog driven out of Liaodong by the Later Jin, for the Korean State, they were a heavenly army from the Heavenly Dynasty and an existence that needed to be treated respectfully. North Korea will send envoys to Liaodong to investigate, and it is precisely because of the invitation made by Shen Shikui, the chief soldier of Dongjiang Town. Wang Tom took Shen Zhixiang with him on this errand, and the purpose was also to have a person trusted by the other party to negotiate when he was in contact with the North Korean high-level. Even if Luo Xian's report would be suspicious, and Shen Zhixiang personally came forward to endorse Haihan, the Koreans could not even question the position of the Ming army.

However, it was the North Korean troops stationed in Seoul who reacted faster than Seoul, and seven hours after the arrival of the Hae-Han fleet on Ganghwa Island, a group of about 500 North Korean armed men appeared in the field of view of the Hae-han army.

The lookout on the mast of the "Majesty" was the first to spot the group coming from the east, but at first no one regarded it as a Korean officer or soldier, because the line of men seen in the telescope was really not neat, and the team did not look like a regular army. However, in view of the fact that the team was armed, the lookout post dutifully issued a warning signal at the first opportunity.

"The North Koreans are coming. When Tom Wang told Shen Zhixiang and Liu Shang the news, his tone was very calm, as if these people had come to see him.

The North Koreans, however, were cautious and did not approach the unidentified armed fleet, stopping about a mile away. After fumbling for a long time, I finally sent a few people over to find out the truth.

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Liu Shang did not agree too much with the decision of the Haihan military generals to use force to intimidate North Korea, but he also understood that the current situation in Liaodong could not allow Haihan to slowly deal with relations with North Korea. Cutting through the mess with a quick knife may be the best way to deal with both Haihan and North Korea, and North Korea after Haihan is definitely in a much better situation than being squeezed by Houjin, but North Koreans may not be able to appreciate Haihan's painstaking efforts. The country was almost destroyed by the Later Jin in the previous years, and in the end it did not completely fall to the Later Jin, and Haihan wanted to subdue the Korean state with a show of force, but he couldn't help but think things were too simple.

However, in the face of a high-ranking and powerful figure like Wang Tom, Liu Shang will naturally remain silent and humorously refrain from expressing some personal opinions that contradict the opinions of his superiors.

Shen Zhixiang, who is a colleague, knows more about North Korea than Liu Shang, and his opinion is more optimistic: "North Koreans worship the strong, and after the Ding Mao chaos, most of the upper-class people have a relatively large psychological shadow of the war, and they are unwilling to let the country be dragged into the war. As long as the envoy returned and honestly reported the situation in Liaodong, the Koreans would surely understand what was the best option for them. ”

Liu Shang couldn't help but respond: "I'm afraid that after the Jin Jiwei is too deep, the North Koreans will not believe that our army can suppress the Jin army on the battlefield." The envoy went back to report the situation of the war, and it was not likely to be regarded as a boast after receiving benefits. ”

Wang Tom said: "There are not no smart people in the North Korean political arena, and they should be able to sort out whether the news brought back by the envoy is true or false. Besides, isn't there still General Shen here? They can't trust the envoy, can they still trust General Shen?"

Although the Ming army in Dongjiang Town was just a lost dog driven out of Liaodong by the Later Jin, for the Korean State, they were a heavenly army from the Heavenly Dynasty and an existence that needed to be treated respectfully. North Korea will send envoys to Liaodong to investigate, and it is precisely because of the invitation made by Shen Shikui, the chief soldier of Dongjiang Town. Wang Tom took Shen Zhixiang with him on this errand, and the purpose was also to have a person trusted by the other party to negotiate when he was in contact with the North Korean high-level. Even if Luo Xian's report would be suspicious, and Shen Zhixiang personally came forward to endorse Haihan, the Koreans could not even question the position of the Ming army.

However, it was the North Korean troops stationed in Seoul who reacted faster than Seoul, and seven hours after the arrival of the Hae-Han fleet on Ganghwa Island, a group of about 500 North Korean armed men appeared in the field of view of the Hae-han army.

The lookout on the mast of the "Majesty" was the first to spot the group coming from the east, but at first no one regarded it as a Korean officer or soldier, because the line of men seen in the telescope was really not neat, and the team did not look like a regular army. However, in view of the fact that the team was armed, the lookout post dutifully issued a warning signal at the first opportunity.

"The North Koreans are coming. When Tom Wang told Shen Zhixiang and Liu Shang the news, his tone was very calm, as if these people had come to see him.

The North Koreans, however, were cautious and did not approach the unidentified armed fleet, stopping about a mile away. After fumbling for a long time, I finally sent a few people over to find out the truth.

Liu Shang did not agree too much with the decision of the Haihan military generals to use force to intimidate North Korea, but he also understood that the current situation in Liaodong could not allow Haihan to slowly deal with relations with North Korea. Cutting through the mess with a quick knife may be the best way to deal with both Haihan and North Korea, and North Korea after Haihan is definitely in a much better situation than being squeezed by Houjin, but North Koreans may not be able to appreciate Haihan's painstaking efforts. The country was almost destroyed by the Later Jin in the previous years, and in the end it did not completely fall to the Later Jin, and Haihan wanted to subdue the Korean state with a show of force, but he couldn't help but think things were too simple.

However, in the face of a high-ranking and powerful figure like Wang Tom, Liu Shang will naturally remain silent and humorously refrain from expressing some personal opinions that contradict the opinions of his superiors.

Shen Zhixiang, who is a colleague, knows more about North Korea than Liu Shang, and his opinion is more optimistic: "North Koreans worship the strong, and after the Ding Mao chaos, most of the upper-class people have a relatively large psychological shadow of the war, and they are unwilling to let the country be dragged into the war. As long as the envoy returned and honestly reported the situation in Liaodong, the Koreans would surely understand what was the best option for them. ”

Liu Shang couldn't help but respond: "I'm afraid that after the Jin Jiwei is too deep, the North Koreans will not believe that our army can suppress the Jin army on the battlefield." The envoy went back to report the situation of the war, and it was not likely to be regarded as a boast after receiving benefits. ”

Wang Tom said: "There are not no smart people in the North Korean political arena, and they should be able to sort out whether the news brought back by the envoy is true or false. Besides, isn't there still General Shen here? They can't trust the envoy, can they still trust General Shen?"

Although the Ming army in Dongjiang Town was just a lost dog driven out of Liaodong by the Later Jin, for the Korean State, they were a heavenly army from the Heavenly Dynasty and an existence that needed to be treated respectfully. North Korea will send envoys to Liaodong to investigate, and it is precisely because of the invitation made by Shen Shikui, the chief soldier of Dongjiang Town. Wang Tom took Shen Zhixiang with him on this errand, and the purpose was also to have a person trusted by the other party to negotiate when he was in contact with the North Korean high-level. Even if Luo Xian's report would be suspicious, and Shen Zhixiang personally came forward to endorse Haihan, the Koreans could not even question the position of the Ming army.

However, it was the North Korean troops stationed in Seoul who reacted faster than Seoul, and seven hours after the arrival of the Hae-Han fleet on Ganghwa Island, a group of about 500 North Korean armed men appeared in the field of view of the Hae-han army.

The lookout on the mast of the "Majesty" was the first to spot the group coming from the east, but at first no one regarded it as a Korean officer or soldier, because the line of men seen in the telescope was really not neat, and the team did not look like a regular army. However, in view of the fact that the team was armed, the lookout post dutifully issued a warning signal at the first opportunity.

"The North Koreans are coming. When Tom Wang told Shen Zhixiang and Liu Shang the news, his tone was very calm, as if these people had come to see him.

The North Koreans, however, were cautious and did not approach the unidentified armed fleet, stopping about a mile away. After fumbling for a long time, I finally sent a few people over to find out the truth.

Liu Shang did not agree too much with the decision of the Haihan military generals to use force to intimidate North Korea, but he also understood that the current situation in Liaodong could not allow Haihan to slowly deal with relations with North Korea. Cutting through the mess with a quick knife may be the best way to deal with both Haihan and North Korea, and North Korea after Haihan is definitely in a much better situation than being squeezed by Houjin, but North Koreans may not be able to appreciate Haihan's painstaking efforts. The country was almost destroyed by the Later Jin in the previous years, and in the end it did not completely fall to the Later Jin, and Haihan wanted to subdue the Korean state with a show of force, but he couldn't help but think things were too simple.

However, in the face of a high-ranking and powerful figure like Wang Tom, Liu Shang will naturally remain silent and humorously refrain from expressing some personal opinions that contradict the opinions of his superiors.

Shen Zhixiang, who is a colleague, knows more about North Korea than Liu Shang, and his opinion is more optimistic: "North Koreans worship the strong, and after the Ding Mao chaos, most of the upper-class people have a relatively large psychological shadow of the war, and they are unwilling to let the country be dragged into the war. As long as the envoy returned and honestly reported the situation in Liaodong, the Koreans would surely understand what was the best option for them. ”

Liu Shang couldn't help but respond: "I'm afraid that after the Jin Jiwei is too deep, the North Koreans will not believe that our army can suppress the Jin army on the battlefield." The envoy went back to report the situation of the war, and it was not likely to be regarded as a boast after receiving benefits. ”

Wang Tom said: "There are not no smart people in the North Korean political arena, and they should be able to sort out whether the news brought back by the envoy is true or false. Besides, isn't there still General Shen here? They can't trust the envoy, can they still trust General Shen?"

Although the Ming army in Dongjiang Town was just a lost dog driven out of Liaodong by the Later Jin, for the Korean State, they were a heavenly army from the Heavenly Dynasty and an existence that needed to be treated respectfully. North Korea will send envoys to Liaodong to investigate, and it is precisely because of the invitation made by Shen Shikui, the chief soldier of Dongjiang Town. Wang Tom took Shen Zhixiang with him on this errand, and the purpose was also to have a person trusted by the other party to negotiate when he was in contact with the North Korean high-level. Even if Luo Xian's report would be suspicious, and Shen Zhixiang personally came forward to endorse Haihan, the Koreans could not even question the position of the Ming army.

However, it was the North Korean troops stationed in Seoul who reacted faster than Seoul, and seven hours after the arrival of the Hae-Han fleet on Ganghwa Island, a group of about 500 North Korean armed men appeared in the field of view of the Hae-han army.

The lookout on the mast of the "Majesty" was the first to spot the group coming from the east, but at first no one regarded it as a Korean officer or soldier, because the line of men seen in the telescope was really not neat, and the team did not look like a regular army. However, in view of the fact that the team was armed, the lookout post dutifully issued a warning signal at the first opportunity.

"The North Koreans are coming. When Tom Wang told Shen Zhixiang and Liu Shang the news, his tone was very calm, as if these people had come to see him.

The North Koreans, however, were cautious and did not approach the unidentified armed fleet, stopping about a mile away. After fumbling for a long time, I finally sent a few people over to find out the truth.

(End of chapter)