The president of Saga Kaisha flicked his sleeves and left with his own people. The leaders of the other seven clubs were a little embarrassed, and when they left, what were they left to discuss? If there are differences in the positions and propositions of the eight clubs, it will not be possible to act in unison until the differences are reconciled, and the plan to jointly send troops to fight will certainly be in vain.

The president of the Miyazaki Kaisha shrugged his shoulders and said disapprehantly: "What President Saga said is good, what is going north to Korea, marching into the northeast, and annexing the Far East." Then go south to the Philippines and Malaysia. But why didn't he just say that it was better to annex China and Russia? So much refreshing, you can even directly step on the Eurasian plate, dominate the world, even the west map of Europe, the east control of the Americas 6 are saved, the Americans and Europeans see us so powerful, the Chinese and Russians are cleaned up, must be frightened to surrender, without a fight. Hmph, I think it's better to save it, President Saga is too impulsive, and this world is not like he can do whatever he wants. ”

The president of Kagoshima Kaisha said, "That's because he knows that it is impossible to take China and Russia, so he doesn't dare to boast." However, we are still sure of taking South Korea. In real history, the Chinese and Americans once drew a 38th parallel and divided the Korean Peninsula equally. But the Americans in the game are still fighting the Indians in the Americas 6, and they have no time to estimate the Korean Peninsula. In order to avoid Chinese interference in our military action against South Korea, we should also take the initiative to divide the Korean Peninsula equally with Chinese players, North Korea north of the 38th parallel belongs to China, and South Korea south of the 38th parallel belongs to Japan's sphere of influence, and the two sides do not interfere with each other's actions. In this way, the Chinese will not send troops to help South Korean players. ”

This "novel" proposition made all the leaders present stunned.

The president of Kumamoto said, "If we can draw the 38th parallel with the Chinese, then at least half of the Korean Peninsula can be included in our Japanese pocket." But will the Chinese agree? Also, once the line of power is drawn, then we will not be able to enter North Korea. Not to mention the territory of China. ”

The president of Kagoshima Kaisha shook his head and said, "We haven't fought with the Chinese once or twice, which one has succeeded?" Even with the great power of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, he could not confront the Chinese on 6. There is no point in repeating history, we should create a new history. The division of the Korean Peninsula between Japan and China is to force Chinese players to recognize our position in East Asia, and we are on an equal footing with them, and we can also prevent the Korean Peninsula from completely falling into the hands of the Chinese and threatening our homeland.

Saga advocated the invasion of the Northeast and the Far East. This is a strategic mistake that will put us in a confrontation with two of the world's greatest enemies at the same time. We should avoid going deep into the hinterland of the Big 6 and falling into the quagmire of the abyss where we cannot pull out our legs. This quagmire will consume all our strength and eventually lead to defeat.

In the East Asian direction, we should fight a limited war, and it is enough to divide the Korean Peninsula and obtain a sufficient security barrier.

Subsequently, our strategic focus should be to quickly advance into the small countries of Southeast Asia, which are weak and weak. It was even easier to deal with than the Koreans and Koreans, who could not only obtain a large amount of exhibition resources from them, but also control Malacca, the trade route to Central Asia and Africa, and avoid fighting with the Chinese. The 6th Army of the Chinese is strong, but the water army is not. At sea we have an absolute advantage. To build the great cause of the Japanese Empire. It must be a naval empire, turning the world's oceans into Japan's inland seas, and this is the strategy that Japan should take, not becoming a 6-armed empire.

Japan, I, was defeated several times in the East Asian War, all because it made strategic mistakes in trying to become the 6th Empire. I think that even the British Empire, the maritime hegemon in its heyday, was absolutely unwilling to fight with the Chinese, the Russians on 6. Why should we bother to climb 6? ”

A statement from the president of Kagoshima Kaisha. Let the leaders applaud and rejoice.

The old president of the Nagasaki Kaisha said with a smile: "Yes, there is finally some strategic prototype for the establishment of the Great Japanese Empire, absorbing lessons, making use of strengths and avoiding weaknesses, and not making the same mistakes, this is what you should do." The long-term strategy of building the Japanese Empire could not be accomplished overnight. You still have work to do. The alliance of the eight strongest clubs on the island of Kyushu cannot be abandoned halfway. I will try my best to persuade President Saga to join the alliance and assemble the eight fleets. It is also imperative to crush South Korea's naval fleet. That's the end of today's discussion, go back and mobilize the fleet to meet me in Nagasaki. ”

The leaders of the congregation got up and left.

After the leaders of the various clubs left.

Inside, only the old president of the Nagasaki Kaisha company and a young Japanese man remained.

The old president's arrogant demeanor suddenly became respectful, and he said, "Oda-kun, what do you think about the battle between Kyushu Island and Han?" ”

The young Japanese said lightly: "It's okay, Your Excellency Suzuki, your fleet in Kyushu will start a war with the Koreans first. After I take control of Honshu, I will ally with you Kyushu and Shikoku Island. As for the Chinese players, you don't have to worry about them sending out their fleets. China's nine vassal states have not yet been unified, and they are too busy to take care of themselves, and they have no energy to take care of the safety of Korea. ”

Taro Oda, the president of the Nagasaki Kaisha, was shocked and said, "Wolf smoke? Isn't that the largest group of arms dealers in the international gaming industry? They. ”

The young Japanese said: "Yes, the base camp of the wolf smoke is in China, but their area of activity has no borders, and they take pleasure in dominating the war game." The most worrying thing is that they are a huge net with their people almost everywhere, operating in strange ways and no trace of them can be found. In the war between Japan and Korea, they will definitely intervene, so Lord Suzuki should be prepared that your opponent is not just Korean players. ”

The old president of Nagasaki Kaisha was awe-inspiring.

War ships from all over the Japanese island of Kyushu are constantly gathering at the port of Sasebo in Nagasaki, and the number of ships can be increased by dozens every day.

Subsequently, the ships continued to sail to the Japanese island of Tsushima.

With Tsushima Island as a naval base, it has gathered more than 700 ships and more than 300,000 NPC troops in Kyushu, Japan. These ships were dispatched in small groups, frequently looting and attacking the fishing boats and ships of South Korean players off the coast of South Korea just 100 kilometers from the other side. The army of Tsushima did not have its own supply lines. It is completely a "war to war" approach, using the fish stolen from the fishing boats of Korean players to feed and maintain this huge army; South Korea's coastal fisheries are abundant, and a large number of fishing boats can catch tens of thousands of tons of fish every day, and these fish resources are maintained. Because there are so many players in both Koreas and Japan, and neither mainland Korea nor Japan can grow enough food to feed their own NPC farmers and soldiers, the only place where you can get a lot of extra food is the ocean. Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to call the fishing products along the coast of the two countries a lifeline for players in both countries.

Japan's island of Kyushu is very close to South Korea, separated by only a 200-kilometer strait of Korea, and their fishing grounds overlap each other. It is a matter of course to snatch each other's fishing grounds. Whoever can grab more fish will be able to feed more soldiers and farmers, and will be stronger.

As Japan's Kyushu ships continue to assemble on Tsushima Island, Korean players are also showing no signs of weakness, and many game clubs throughout Korea have almost united under the tremendous pressure of Japan, a great enemy that is close at hand. From the west coast to the east coast, all the ships are constantly gathering in Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island. At any cost, four or five hundred warships were assembled in each place, and hundreds of thousands of standing troops were hoarded to prevent a sneak attack by Japanese players. There are many more Korean players once needed; It was not an easy task to feed these soldiers. Korean players' ships are also frequently attacking, attacking Japanese players' ships, fishing boats, and looting fish. Looting is not the preserve of the Japanese. Rather than starving to death for their NPC soldiers because of a lack of enough food, it is better to let them fight to the death, which can not only reduce the pressure on food, but also grab the territory.

With the upgrading of the shipbuilding capacity of both South Korea and Japan, from boats and boats to sailboats, they were able to travel farther away to fish. Of course, it is also possible to sail to farther places to fight. As long as there are fishing grounds in the waters of South Korea and Japan, almost all fishing boats and armed forces of South Korea and Japan can be seen haunting, constantly causing friction, collisions, and firefights.

However, due to certain considerations and scruples, the military preparations were not sufficient, and the certainty of victory was not great, and this kind of exchange of fire between the players of the two countries was limited to the conflict between "a few or a dozen" warships, and did not rise to the height of the decisive battle of the naval fleet of the Korean and Japanese players. They consciously avoided the base area where the opponent's ships were heavily concentrated, and only carried out activities in the sea area where the opponent's ships were few, harassing the opponent's fishing boats.