"Player Chen Baxian, congratulations to Li for completing the mission 'Participating in the Battle of Tsushima', and you cooperated with the Russian Navy to achieve victory. Major General Rozdvinsky will give you a copy of the A-class shipyard drawings, four A-class dock construction drawings, a set of technical materials for junior shipbuilding, and 200 shipbuilding technicians are currently in Vladivostok, where you need to go to pick them up. ”

After Chen Hao led the fleet to escort Rozdvinsky through the Tsushima Strait, Rozdvinsky quickly rewarded him with the mission. The Russian commander's face was ugly, the Chinese played a decisive role in this battle, but at the expense of a large number of Russian warships, which would not have happened if he had joined the battlefield earlier.

Although Rozdvensky was very dissatisfied, he did not dare to deduct Chen Hao's reward, because after the NPC issued the task to the player, the player was protected by the system. The Russian side had already prepared the drawings and technology needed for the award and sent them to Vladivostok, and the 1st Pacific Fleet brought the drawings with them, and the technicians did not follow the fleet to depart.

Chen Hao didn't bother to care about Rozdvensky's expression, he happily took over the drawings and technical data. After receiving a part of the mission rewards, he quickly received a second system prompt: "Player Chen Baxian, you participated in commanding the player's fleet to participate in the 'Battle of Tsushima', in this campaign, the player's fleet annihilated 38 Japanese ships, 8 of your own casualties, the system judged the command to be excellent, congratulations on your tactical execution attribute point +1, and your naval mastery has been upgraded to B level." ”

Chen Hao's naval battle was basically a soy sauce battle, with Chen Shaokuan in command and Liu Mazi in actual execution. However, he took the position of commander of the fourth team, and he can be regarded as one of the participating commanders, and he has mixed up with a tactical execution attribute point. What makes him happy is the naval mastery attribute, the naval mastery has directly become B-level, and he can put some effort into naval command in the future.

Chen Hao doesn't have naval combat stunts, and he can't be proficient in the navy. He never thought about commanding the navy. After the naval mastery became B-level this time, he suddenly felt that he seemed to have great potential to command naval battles, and his ability to command naval battles was still determined by the commander-in-chief attributes, his commander was not weak, and the naval mastery had reached B-level again, and he could barely serve as a naval commander!

As for naval combat stunts, it is not without solutions. There are also some NPCs under his command who have naval combat stunts, and when the time comes, it is enough to appoint an NPC with good naval combat skills as the deputy commander. Thinking of this, Chen Hao showed a happy look, but when he saw Chen Shaokuan's attributes, he was even more happy, and couldn't help grinning.

Chen Shaokuan is the real commander of this naval battle, and he performed very well, and the system even added 4 strategic analysis attribute points and 2 tactical execution attribute points to him against the sky. If he continues to grow up like this, it is estimated that by the time he is eighteen years old, Chen Shaokuan will be able to become a qualified Minister of the Navy.

"Player Chen Baxian, because you cooperated with the Russian Second and Third Pacific Fleets to defeat the Japanese main fleet. The Japanese's dislike of you has been increased by 30. The NPC countries in Japan hate you to the core, and they will take revenge at any cost whenever they have the opportunity, so please be careful. ”

Receiving the third system prompt, Chen Hao smiled faintly, he never took the disgust of the Japanese seriously, no matter how much it increased, he would not care. Even if the Japanese dislike him is a hundred, as long as the Japanese Navy cannot defeat his Cam Ranh Bay fleet, the Japanese will have nothing to do with him.

Chen Hao's good mood did not last long, when he led the fleet to Vladivostok. His face sank. I don't know if it was because of their dissatisfaction with Chen Hao, but the Russians praised Vladivostok as an excellent port in front of him. And euphemistically said that this is a Russian military port, so Chen Hao's fleet cannot go in, and only one cruiser is allowed to go in to pick up shipbuilding technicians.

As a Chinese, Vladivostok is still a pain in Chen Hao's heart in reality, and this pearl in the Pacific Ocean has always been in the hands of Russia. Vladivostok, now called Vladivostok. It was formerly the territory of Huaxia. In the mid-17th century, the Russian Dynasty sought to open up ports in the Far East, and the Treaty of Nebuchu signed between the Qing government and Tsarist Russia during the reign of Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty clearly stipulated that the area where Vladivostok was located belonged to the Qing Dynasty.

In the middle and late Qing Dynasty, the state declined, and in the Second Opium War, in 1858, the Qing government and Tsarist Russia signed the unequal "Aihui Treaty". The provision includes that the area east of the Ussuri River in Vladivostok is under the joint administration of China and Russia. In 1860, Russia forced the Qing government to sign the unequal Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing, in which the Qing government ceded about 400,000 square kilometers of territory east of the Ussuri River, including Sakhalin Island, including Vladivostok.

Vladivostok then became an important Russian military base in the Far East, but its proximity to Russia was slow. In 1871, Russia built a military port here and moved the Pacific Fleet from Nikolaevsk (Temple Street) here. Founded in 1875, it was upgraded to a city in 1880, and in 1888 it became the administrative center of the Primorsky Province of Russia.

In 1891, the Trans-Siberian Railway was opened to Vladivostok, and there began to be a sea route between Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai in China. [8] After the completion of the direct railway line from Moscow to Vladivostok in 1903, the city developed rapidly and became an important Russian city and port in the Far East.

Vladivostok had shipping routes to and from Kobe, Nagasaki, Japan, and Shanghai, China, and Rozdvensky used Vladivostok as a military port to not allow Chen Hao's fleet to rest and recuperate. Standing on the deck of the battleship "Eagle", Chen Hao sneered: "Your Excellency Commander, I am your ally, if it were not for the support of my fleet, the battleship under your feet would be finished, right?" Your allies have gone all the way to escort you back to Vladivostok, but you have not allowed my fleet to rest, is this the hospitality of your country? ”

Rozdvinsky said with a proud face: "Commander Chen, let me correct your mistake first, this city is called Vladivostok, not Vladivostok, this is the territory of our country." At present, our country is at war with the Japanese, and in order to avoid the enemy taking advantage of it, we are sorry that our port is not open to the public. ”

The expression on Chen Hao's face froze, and soon he received a system prompt: "Player Chen Baxian, because the Russians flaunted their might in front of you and humiliated you with the shame of your country, you triggered the quest 'Humiliation of the Russians'." Condition for mission completion: show the integrity of the Chinese people in the face of the humiliation of the Russians, and face the Russians toughly. Mission Reward: Increased loyalty of your navy. Note: The two Russian fleets have converged, and if you show a tough stance, there is a 50% chance that the Russians will go to war with you, and if you endure humiliation, your naval loyalty will all drop by 20. ”

Chen Hao was surprised when he received the system prompt, but he quickly understood the meaning of this system prompt, and his mood became solemn. The Russians insisted that his fleet would not be restocked, and the only way for him to show toughness was to put on a war posture. However, the system prompted that the Russians had a 50% chance of going to war, and although the Russian Second Pacific Fleet suffered heavy losses, the strength of the First Pacific Fleet was no worse than Chen Hao's fleet, not to mention that there were a large number of Russian player fleets.

"Fifty percent, grass! TMD is a big deal that Lao Tzu loses some warships, and when the time comes, it will cost money to buy it, in short, not to make Lao Maozi proud. ”

After Chen Hao muttered a few times, a fierce look appeared on his face, and he quickly made up his mind. He couldn't afford a drop of 20 points in naval loyalty, and the loyalty of many naval officers and men barely exceeded the passing line, and if everyone dropped by 20 points, the Cam Ranh Bay Navy would directly lose its combat effectiveness.

Chen Hao said coldly to Rozdvensky: "Your Excellency, Commander, since you have humiliated me so much, then I can only use cannonballs to wash away my shame." You don't allow me to enter Vladivostok, then I'll go in my own way, and I'll give the order to shell Vladivostok. ”

Rozdvinsky showed a look of surprise on his face, and he said incredulously: "Commander Chen, you'd better calm down, if you attack Vladivostok, this is a blatant provocation against our country, do you want our two countries to go to war?" ”

Chen Hao sneered: "I'm just a pirate, I have nothing to do with the Great Qing Kingdom, even if there is a war?" I can help you defeat the Japanese Navy, and I can also help the Japanese Navy attack Vladivostok. ”

After Chen Hao finished speaking, he turned around and left, and quickly got on the boat and returned to the deck of the Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he ordered Liu Mazi to gather all the naval officers and soldiers on the battleship, and said loudly: "Fellow citizens, just now the Russians told me that this is a Russian military port and we are not allowed to go in to replenish supplies. I felt that the Russians were humiliating us, so I decided to go in my own way, and I would give the order to shell Vladivostok. ”

"Shelling Vladivostok."

"Shelling Vladivostok."

The shouts of naval officers and soldiers soon sounded on the Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and the young Chen Shaokuan was also excited, and he was also shouting loudly. As the deputy commander of the fleet, Chen Shaokuan knew very well the cost of doing this, the Cam Ranh Bay fleet had not been resupplied after a major battle, and if the shelling of Vladivostok and the Russian fleet were to start a war, even if they did not suffer losses, it would be very dangerous to pass through the Tsushima Strait on the way back.

The Japanese hated the Cam Ranh Bay Fleet to the core, and if the Cam Ranh Bay Fleet went to war with the Russians, the Japanese would definitely fall into the trap when they returned through the Tsushima Strait. Young people are hot-blooded, and despite the many dangers, Chen Shaokuan still supports this battle, because he believes that it is related to the dignity of the Chinese Navy.

The other warships of the Cam Ranh Bay fleet also knew the news, and all the NPC navies were indignant, and the shouts of shelling Vladivostok resounded in the sky. Rozdvensky's face turned pale, because the Chinese deliberately delayed their participation in the naval battle, and he wanted to humiliate the Chinese, but he didn't expect the Chinese to dare to start a war at any cost. (To be continued......)