After all, these things are not necessarily the truth he wants to be sure, and they may also be the illusion that the enemy deliberately showed him! So he was waiting, on the one hand, waiting for more accurate and reliable information, and on the other hand, waiting for the Ming army to expose his flaws first. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 As a veteran of the battlefield, he prefers to wait for the Ming army to move first in the Liaohe defensive battle that is related to the national fortunes, and then deploy his reserves to dangerous areas.

However, what made Todeltay a little uneasy was that the Yehe Hao War of the Liuhe Defense Line also held his reserves in his hands, but because the speed of rushing to the battlefield was too slow, he was finally broken through by the tanks of the Ming Empire. Todeltay could not determine when he would commit to the reserves, so he could only disperse most of the reserve army, so that every section of the Liaohe defense line had a small counterattack force.

As a result, his forces were further dispersed, and this defense plan made Yehe Haolian feel inappropriate. The emperor of the Jin Kingdom ordered Todeltay to concentrate his forces to drive the Ming army crossing the river into the water as soon as possible, in case the Ming army stabilized its position after the tank crossed the river, and the reversal of the Battle of Liuhe was repeated.

Yehe Haolian's worries were also clear to Todeltai, and he knew that the reserves he held in his hands would probably not be able to drive the Ming army's river-crossing troops back into the water if they were not used in a large-scale and concentrated manner--that would mean that the Liaohe defense line would be broken through, and the collapse would not be far away.

Therefore, although the Jin army had a lot of troops, it was still necessary to judge the general direction of the Ming army's attack as much as possible. Yehhoran was inclined to believe that the Ming army would fight a battle similar to the Liuhe River, because he felt that since the Ming army had the experience of crossing the river once, it was not impossible to fight again; Todeltay and Yehehaolian felt that the Ming army would fight a decisive battle near Haicheng Anshan in the south, where the terrain was suitable for tank combat, and the river was narrower and easier to break through.

While Todeltay was hesitating, an officer in charge of the intelligence of the Kingdom of Jin walked into his headquarters, saluted, and then opened his mouth to report the latest information he had just received: "Sir! Just now, the information sent from the Panjin line, after the code was translated, the content showed that the Ming army had gathered nearly 300 tanks on the Panjin line. ”

"Are you sure?" Todeltay was stunned for a moment, then turned his gaze to the intelligence officer, and asked, "Is it the exact result of the investigation that we have assigned the intelligence officers?" ”

"There are special markings on the code that prove that they wrote down this information without being arrested...... It was indeed 300 tanks, and there were also carrier pigeons on the Tai'an side that confirmed the news. The intelligence officer heard Todel Thai's confirmation and quickly answered his question: "Your Majesty has also received news that the Japanese planes are taking off frequently to reconnoiter the situation near Panjin. ”

Todeltay nodded, confirming the news, he now knew that the Ming army was massing forces in the Panjin area, and the reconnaissance force had also found that a large number of Ming troops wearing new steel helmets without ramming angles appeared on the Panjin line-this kind of steel helmet was unique to the new Ming army, and this information would not be faked.

However, the problem that plagued Todeltay still existed, after all, he did not know how the Ming army was deployed, nor did he know where the Ming army really attacked. Fortunately, it seems that the Ming army is most likely to attack a series of fortress groups such as Haicheng Anshan, which will definitely give him more time to deploy troops.

"Move the 1st Army, which was deployed near Mukden, to the south...... Deployed near Anshan Fortress on standby! After a little thought, Todeltay convened an emergency operational meeting, which Yekh Haolian also attended and listened to the deployment arrangements for the entire battlefield.

"The rest of the troops remain on alert in the existing areas! If the Ming army launches an attack near the Haicheng fortress, we can hold out for at least ten days relying on the fortress system! If there is no new combat movement of the Ming army within ten days, it will be too late for us to mobilize troops and start a counterattack! Todel Tay's mind was still to wait, to wait for him to really analyze the direction of the Ming army's assault, and then carry out a real focused counterattack.

He put all his bets on the assumption that the Ming army was unable to quickly break through the Liaohe defense line, and the Jin army had time to gather scattered troops and carry out local focused counterattacks. Again, the Japanese made a similar judgment, but Mitsui Takanomiya was more afraid of the Ming army's tank forces than Todeltai, and he changed his previous deployment and shifted the center of gravity of the Japanese defense line to the vicinity of Anshan.

This is also related to the Japanese army's petty abacus -- the iron ore east of Anshan is the core collateral for the gold country to repay Japan's loans, and of course there is no room for error. Therefore, the focus of the Japanese army's defense was near the fortress group of Haicheng Anshan, and it was very natural and in their interests for them to make this adjustment.

Fearful of the various large-caliber artillery deployed by the Ming army along the Liao River, the Jin and Japanese moved most of their artillery to the edge of a relatively safe range. They hoped that the artillery would be able to block the river when the Ming army crossed the river, but because the battle line was too long, the artillery was scattered across various positions.

Ye Hehao Lian finally agreed to this defense plan, and as the so-called emperor of the Jin State, he actually knew some military strategies, and hearing that Todeltai arranged it was not far from the defense method of the Liao River that he had studied in private. So the man who claimed to be the emperor of the Jin Kingdom only made some minor additions, such as ordering the factory to work overtime to produce more mines, lay out more minefields, and so on.

Now the Jin Kingdom no longer has the same spirit or wishful thinking as before to defeat the Ming State and strive for hegemony outside the Guan. The top brass of the rebels, including the Jin Emperor Yehe Haolian and the Prime Minister Yehe Haolan, pinned their hopes on relying on the Liaohe defense line to repel the Ming army's attack, so as to promote and emulate their ancestors to maintain the chaos in the Liaodong region.

The reason why Yehehaolan did not come to the front line in person and accompanied Yehehaolian to supervise the whole army was to sit in the rear and summon the contacts and envoys of various countries, hoping that the international community would continue to put pressure on the Ming Empire and find a way to force the Ming Empire to temporarily cease war at the right time. For this purpose, Yehhoran even sold the right to tariffs to Ceylon, losing half of the content of sovereignty.

Who knew that at this time, far away in the capital of the Ming Empire, there was a huge conference room for the negotiation of envoys from various countries. A group of brocade guards arrogantly and arrogantly erected Zhao Mingyi, who was covered in blood, and turned the entire peace talks upside down! (To be continued.) )