The cargo that Ho Li's fleet needed to carry had actually arrived at the dock warehouse two days earlier, but due to the limited manpower on the dock, the shipment could only be carried out in batches, and the scheduled departure time had to be postponed for a few more days. Naturally, important supplies such as weapons and ammunition are prioritized for loading on ships, while the fleets of civilian carriers can only be placed last. However, this didn't have a big impact on He Li, he had to set off with the fleet to the north anyway, and it didn't matter how many days earlier or how late it was. If you leave a few days later, you can learn more about the relevant situation and make better preparations.

Because these materials also involved the military secrets of the Haihan garrison in Liaodong, all crew members had to leave the ship during the loading of the goods, and the civilians hired by the military carried the goods to the ship. He Li didn't even tell them the specific quantity of the goods, nor did they tell him the ports he would stop at on the way, only that the final destination would be the Liaodong Peninsula. This is also to prevent people from deducing the strength of Haihan's garrison in Liaodong based on the number of materials sent to the north by Haihan.

To be honest, if another employer wanted to act so mysteriously, He Li was afraid that he would have quit a long time ago. I don't know what to transport, where to go, and how to go, if I follow the other party's ship out to sea, it is equivalent to handing over all my life to the other party, and I am afraid that few ship owners dare to follow this kind of risky thing. But Haihan is different, everyone knows that Haihan is almost invincible in the sea off the Ming Dynasty, and its wealth is far beyond imagination, it is impossible to covet this bit of property from carriers. Besides, there are many people who want to make a fortune with Haihan, and if anyone has any doubts about this, there will naturally be a large number of candidates who can immediately replace their existence.

Because of this, although He Li was full of curiosity about Haihan's arrangement, he didn't have any worries, and He Xiao had also warned him before that he should not take the initiative to inquire about Haihan's military intelligence, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. And during the time he arrived on Zhoushan Island, he also really felt Haihan's attention to military secrets. This Zhoushan Dinghai Port is already divided into different wharves according to the different uses of the military and civilians, and ordinary people can't even enter the military port, let alone inquire about military secrets.

It took a day to complete the loading before officials from the shipping department called He Li and asked him to sign the manifest. He Li took a look, and there was only the content of the goods on it, and the specific quantity was still not stated.

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The cargo that Ho Li's fleet needed to carry had actually arrived at the dock warehouse two days earlier, but due to the limited manpower on the dock, the shipment could only be carried out in batches, and the scheduled departure time had to be postponed for a few more days. Naturally, important supplies such as weapons and ammunition are prioritized for loading on ships, while the fleets of civilian carriers can only be placed last. However, this didn't have a big impact on He Li, he had to set off with the fleet to the north anyway, and it didn't matter how many days earlier or how late it was. If you leave a few days later, you can learn more about the relevant situation and make better preparations.

Because these materials also involved the military secrets of the Haihan garrison in Liaodong, all crew members had to leave the ship during the loading of the goods, and the civilians hired by the military carried the goods to the ship. He Li didn't even tell them the specific quantity of the goods, nor did they tell him the ports he would stop at on the way, only that the final destination would be the Liaodong Peninsula. This is also to prevent people from deducing the strength of Haihan's garrison in Liaodong based on the number of materials sent to the north by Haihan.

To be honest, if another employer wanted to act so mysteriously, He Li was afraid that he would have quit a long time ago. I don't know what to transport, where to go, and how to go, if I follow the other party's ship out to sea, it is equivalent to handing over all my life to the other party, and I am afraid that few ship owners dare to follow this kind of risky thing. But Haihan is different, everyone knows that Haihan is almost invincible in the sea off the Ming Dynasty, and its wealth is far beyond imagination, it is impossible to covet this bit of property from carriers. Besides, there are many people who want to make a fortune with Haihan, and if anyone has any doubts about this, there will naturally be a large number of candidates who can immediately replace their existence.

Because of this, although He Li was full of curiosity about Haihan's arrangement, he didn't have any worries, and He Xiao had also warned him before that he should not take the initiative to inquire about Haihan's military intelligence, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. And during the time he arrived on Zhoushan Island, he also really felt Haihan's attention to military secrets. This Zhoushan Dinghai Port is already divided into different wharves according to the different uses of the military and civilians, and ordinary people can't even enter the military port, let alone inquire about military secrets.

It took a day to complete the loading before officials from the shipping department called He Li and asked him to sign the manifest. He Li took a look, and there was only the content of the goods on it, and the specific quantity was still not stated. The cargo that Ho Li's fleet needed to carry had actually arrived at the dock warehouse two days earlier, but due to the limited manpower on the dock, the shipment could only be carried out in batches, and the scheduled departure time had to be postponed for a few more days. Naturally, important supplies such as weapons and ammunition are prioritized for loading on ships, while the fleets of civilian carriers can only be placed last. However, this didn't have a big impact on He Li, he had to set off with the fleet to the north anyway, and it didn't matter how many days earlier or how late it was. If you leave a few days later, you can learn more about the relevant situation and make better preparations.

Because these materials also involved the military secrets of the Haihan garrison in Liaodong, all crew members had to leave the ship during the loading of the goods, and the civilians hired by the military carried the goods to the ship. He Li didn't even tell them the specific quantity of the goods, nor did they tell him the ports he would stop at on the way, only that the final destination would be the Liaodong Peninsula. This is also to prevent people from deducing the strength of Haihan's garrison in Liaodong based on the number of materials sent to the north by Haihan.

To be honest, if another employer wanted to act so mysteriously, He Li was afraid that he would have quit a long time ago. I don't know what to transport, where to go, and how to go, if I follow the other party's ship out to sea, it is equivalent to handing over all my life to the other party, and I am afraid that few ship owners dare to follow this kind of risky thing. But Haihan is different, everyone knows that Haihan is almost invincible in the sea off the Ming Dynasty, and its wealth is far beyond imagination, it is impossible to covet this bit of property from carriers. Besides, there are many people who want to make a fortune with Haihan, and if anyone has any doubts about this, there will naturally be a large number of candidates who can immediately replace their existence.

Because of this, although He Li was full of curiosity about Haihan's arrangement, he didn't have any worries, and He Xiao had also warned him before that he should not take the initiative to inquire about Haihan's military intelligence, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. And during the time he arrived on Zhoushan Island, he also really felt Haihan's attention to military secrets. This Zhoushan Dinghai Port is already divided into different wharves according to the different uses of the military and civilians, and ordinary people can't even enter the military port, let alone inquire about military secrets.

It took a day to complete the loading before officials from the shipping department called He Li and asked him to sign the manifest. He Li took a look, and there was only the content of the goods on it, and the specific quantity was still not stated. The cargo that Ho Li's fleet needed to carry had actually arrived at the dock warehouse two days earlier, but due to the limited manpower on the dock, the shipment could only be carried out in batches, and the scheduled departure time had to be postponed for a few more days. Naturally, important supplies such as weapons and ammunition are prioritized for loading on ships, while the fleets of civilian carriers can only be placed last. However, this didn't have a big impact on He Li, he had to set off with the fleet to the north anyway, and it didn't matter how many days earlier or how late it was. If you leave a few days later, you can learn more about the relevant situation and make better preparations.

Because these materials also involved the military secrets of the Haihan garrison in Liaodong, all crew members had to leave the ship during the loading of the goods, and the civilians hired by the military carried the goods to the ship. He Li didn't even tell them the specific quantity of the goods, nor did they tell him the ports he would stop at on the way, only that the final destination would be the Liaodong Peninsula. This is also to prevent people from deducing the strength of Haihan's garrison in Liaodong based on the number of materials sent to the north by Haihan.

To be honest, if another employer wanted to act so mysteriously, He Li was afraid that he would have quit a long time ago. I don't know what to transport, where to go, and how to go, if I follow the other party's ship out to sea, it is equivalent to handing over all my life to the other party, and I am afraid that few ship owners dare to follow this kind of risky thing. But Haihan is different, everyone knows that Haihan is almost invincible in the sea off the Ming Dynasty, and its wealth is far beyond imagination, it is impossible to covet this bit of property from carriers. Besides, there are many people who want to make a fortune with Haihan, and if anyone has any doubts about this, there will naturally be a large number of candidates who can immediately replace their existence.

Because of this, although He Li was full of curiosity about Haihan's arrangement, he didn't have any worries, and He Xiao had also warned him before that he should not take the initiative to inquire about Haihan's military intelligence, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. And during the time he arrived on Zhoushan Island, he also really felt Haihan's attention to military secrets. This Zhoushan Dinghai Port is already divided into different wharves according to the different uses of the military and civilians, and ordinary people can't even enter the military port, let alone inquire about military secrets.

It took a day to complete the loading before officials from the shipping department called He Li and asked him to sign the manifest. He Li took a look, and there was only the content of the goods on it, and the specific quantity was still not stated. The cargo that Ho Li's fleet needed to carry had actually arrived at the dock warehouse two days earlier, but due to the limited manpower on the dock, the shipment could only be carried out in batches, and the scheduled departure time had to be postponed for a few more days. Naturally, important supplies such as weapons and ammunition are prioritized for loading on ships, while the fleets of civilian carriers can only be placed last. However, this didn't have a big impact on He Li, he had to set off with the fleet to the north anyway, and it didn't matter how many days earlier or how late it was. If you leave a few days later, you can learn more about the relevant situation and make better preparations.

Because these materials also involved the military secrets of the Haihan garrison in Liaodong, all crew members had to leave the ship during the loading of the goods, and the civilians hired by the military carried the goods to the ship. He Li didn't even tell them the specific quantity of the goods, nor did they tell him the ports he would stop at on the way, only that the final destination would be the Liaodong Peninsula. This is also to prevent people from deducing the strength of Haihan's garrison in Liaodong based on the number of materials sent to the north by Haihan.

To be honest, if another employer wanted to act so mysteriously, He Li was afraid that he would have quit a long time ago. I don't know what to transport, where to go, and how to go, if I follow the other party's ship out to sea, it is equivalent to handing over all my life to the other party, and I am afraid that few ship owners dare to follow this kind of risky thing. But Haihan is different, everyone knows that Haihan is almost invincible in the sea off the Ming Dynasty, and its wealth is far beyond imagination, it is impossible to covet this bit of property from carriers. Besides, there are many people who want to make a fortune with Haihan, and if anyone has any doubts about this, there will naturally be a large number of candidates who can immediately replace their existence.

Because of this, although He Li was full of curiosity about Haihan's arrangement, he didn't have any worries, and He Xiao had also warned him before that he should not take the initiative to inquire about Haihan's military intelligence, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. And during the time he arrived on Zhoushan Island, he also really felt Haihan's attention to military secrets. This Zhoushan Dinghai Port is already divided into different wharves according to the different uses of the military and civilians, and ordinary people can't even enter the military port, let alone inquire about military secrets.

It took a day to complete the loading before officials from the shipping department called He Li and asked him to sign the manifest. He Li took a look, and there was only the content of the goods on it, and the specific quantity was still not stated.

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