Mei Shengchuan came out to carry out this mission as the squire of the Ming Army, and many of the people he brought with him were naturally elites in the army, and these people were even more shocked after seeing the Haihan warship than their superiors. As the saying goes, the layman looks at the liveliness, the insider looks at the doorway, the naval gun firepower equipped on the Haihan warship is not just a few more guns on several decks, which involves many details such as the ship's counterweight, hull structure design, gunner training, cooperation with other warships, and logistics supply in wartime, and it is not easy to convert advanced equipment into combat effectiveness. In other words, even if the Ming army sailors were equipped with such a warship, it would be difficult to give full play to its power if there were no corresponding supporting tactics.

After the fleet sailed out of Zhifu Harbor and traveled northward for a while, they found that the pilot Haihan warship seemed to be very familiar with the local sea conditions, and the adjustment of course made full use of the monsoon and ocean currents, which was not something that could be mastered by running a few back and forth between Shandong and Liaodong. At that moment, someone reported to Mei Shengchuan, saying that there may be someone from the Ming Navy Division on the Haihan warship to assist in piloting.

Mei Shengchuan didn't feel strange when he heard the news, since Dongjiang Town had already formed an alliance with the Haihan people in Liaodong, it was not an incomprehensible move to send people to the Haihan warship to guide him. After arriving in Liaodong, there will definitely be more jaw-dropping phenomena. Although he has not seen the performance of Dongjiang Town in Liaodong with his own eyes, he can roughly know that the cooperation between Dongjiang Town and Haihan has been very deep, almost to the extent that everything is based on Haihan.

Mei Shengchuan is a high-ranking official of the Ministry of War, and of course he understands why Dongjiang Town abandoned Daming to hug Haihan's thigh. In recent years, the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and the battle situation in Dongjiang Town in Liaodong has become more and more difficult. Since then, the imperial court's trust in Donggang has been weakened to the point of no return, and the domestic supply of goods and personnel to it has been almost completely cut off, and Donggang has to rely on the occasional help of the Joseon state to survive. In this case, the Haihan people who have money and food have naturally become their lifesaver. What the Ming Dynasty is unwilling to give, but the Haihan people can give it very generously, and the people in Dongjiang Town will naturally make the choice of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages in order to survive.

However, Mei Shengchuan guessed a little wrong this time, and it was not the Ming army of Dongjiang Town who served as the navigator on the Haihan warship.

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Mei Shengchuan came out to carry out this mission as the squire of the Ming Army, and many of the people he brought with him were naturally elites in the army, and these people were even more shocked after seeing the Haihan warship than their superiors. As the saying goes, the layman looks at the liveliness, the insider looks at the doorway, the naval gun firepower equipped on the Haihan warship is not just a few more guns on several decks, which involves many details such as the ship's counterweight, hull structure design, gunner training, cooperation with other warships, and logistics supply in wartime, and it is not easy to convert advanced equipment into combat effectiveness. In other words, even if the Ming army sailors were equipped with such a warship, it would be difficult to give full play to its power if there were no corresponding supporting tactics.

After the fleet sailed out of Zhifu Harbor and traveled northward for a while, they found that the pilot Haihan warship seemed to be very familiar with the local sea conditions, and the adjustment of course made full use of the monsoon and ocean currents, which was not something that could be mastered by running a few back and forth between Shandong and Liaodong. At that moment, someone reported to Mei Shengchuan, saying that there may be someone from the Ming Navy Division on the Haihan warship to assist in piloting.

Mei Shengchuan didn't feel strange when he heard the news, since Dongjiang Town had already formed an alliance with the Haihan people in Liaodong, it was not an incomprehensible move to send people to the Haihan warship to guide him. After arriving in Liaodong, there will definitely be more jaw-dropping phenomena. Although he has not seen the performance of Dongjiang Town in Liaodong with his own eyes, he can roughly know that the cooperation between Dongjiang Town and Haihan has been very deep, almost to the extent that everything is based on Haihan.

Mei Shengchuan is a high-ranking official of the Ministry of War, and of course he understands why Dongjiang Town abandoned Daming to hug Haihan's thigh. In recent years, the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and the battle situation in Dongjiang Town in Liaodong has become more and more difficult. Since then, the imperial court's trust in Donggang has been weakened to the point of no return, and the domestic supply of goods and personnel to it has been almost completely cut off, and Donggang has to rely on the occasional help of the Joseon state to survive. In this case, the Haihan people who have money and food have naturally become their lifesaver. What the Ming Dynasty is unwilling to give, but the Haihan people can give it very generously, and the people in Dongjiang Town will naturally make the choice of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages in order to survive.

However, Mei Shengchuan guessed a little wrong this time, and it was not the Ming army of Dongjiang Town who served as the navigator on the Haihan warship. Mei Shengchuan came out to carry out this mission as the squire of the Ming Army, and many of the people he brought with him were naturally elites in the army, and these people were even more shocked after seeing the Haihan warship than their superiors. As the saying goes, the layman looks at the liveliness, the insider looks at the doorway, the naval gun firepower equipped on the Haihan warship is not just a few more guns on several decks, which involves many details such as the ship's counterweight, hull structure design, gunner training, cooperation with other warships, and logistics supply in wartime, and it is not easy to convert advanced equipment into combat effectiveness. In other words, even if the Ming army sailors were equipped with such a warship, it would be difficult to give full play to its power if there were no corresponding supporting tactics.

After the fleet sailed out of Zhifu Harbor and traveled northward for a while, they found that the pilot Haihan warship seemed to be very familiar with the local sea conditions, and the adjustment of course made full use of the monsoon and ocean currents, which was not something that could be mastered by running a few back and forth between Shandong and Liaodong. At that moment, someone reported to Mei Shengchuan, saying that there may be someone from the Ming Navy Division on the Haihan warship to assist in piloting.

Mei Shengchuan didn't feel strange when he heard the news, since Dongjiang Town had already formed an alliance with the Haihan people in Liaodong, it was not an incomprehensible move to send people to the Haihan warship to guide him. After arriving in Liaodong, there will definitely be more jaw-dropping phenomena. Although he has not seen the performance of Dongjiang Town in Liaodong with his own eyes, he can roughly know that the cooperation between Dongjiang Town and Haihan has been very deep, almost to the extent that everything is based on Haihan.

Mei Shengchuan is a high-ranking official of the Ministry of War, and of course he understands why Dongjiang Town abandoned Daming to hug Haihan's thigh. In recent years, the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and the battle situation in Dongjiang Town in Liaodong has become more and more difficult. Since then, the imperial court's trust in Donggang has been weakened to the point of no return, and the domestic supply of goods and personnel to it has been almost completely cut off, and Donggang has to rely on the occasional help of the Joseon state to survive. In this case, the Haihan people who have money and food have naturally become their lifesaver. What the Ming Dynasty is unwilling to give, but the Haihan people can give it very generously, and the people in Dongjiang Town will naturally make the choice of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages in order to survive.

However, Mei Shengchuan guessed a little wrong this time, and it was not the Ming army of Dongjiang Town who served as the navigator on the Haihan warship. Mei Shengchuan came out to carry out this mission as the squire of the Ming Army, and many of the people he brought with him were naturally elites in the army, and these people were even more shocked after seeing the Haihan warship than their superiors. As the saying goes, the layman looks at the liveliness, the insider looks at the doorway, the naval gun firepower equipped on the Haihan warship is not just a few more guns on several decks, which involves many details such as the ship's counterweight, hull structure design, gunner training, cooperation with other warships, and logistics supply in wartime, and it is not easy to convert advanced equipment into combat effectiveness. In other words, even if the Ming army sailors were equipped with such a warship, it would be difficult to give full play to its power if there were no corresponding supporting tactics.

After the fleet sailed out of Zhifu Harbor and traveled northward for a while, they found that the pilot Haihan warship seemed to be very familiar with the local sea conditions, and the adjustment of course made full use of the monsoon and ocean currents, which was not something that could be mastered by running a few back and forth between Shandong and Liaodong. At that moment, someone reported to Mei Shengchuan, saying that there may be someone from the Ming Navy Division on the Haihan warship to assist in piloting.

Mei Shengchuan didn't feel strange when he heard the news, since Dongjiang Town had already formed an alliance with the Haihan people in Liaodong, it was not an incomprehensible move to send people to the Haihan warship to guide him. After arriving in Liaodong, there will definitely be more jaw-dropping phenomena. Although he has not seen the performance of Dongjiang Town in Liaodong with his own eyes, he can roughly know that the cooperation between Dongjiang Town and Haihan has been very deep, almost to the extent that everything is based on Haihan.

Mei Shengchuan is a high-ranking official of the Ministry of War, and of course he understands why Dongjiang Town abandoned Daming to hug Haihan's thigh. In recent years, the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and the battle situation in Dongjiang Town in Liaodong has become more and more difficult. Since then, the imperial court's trust in Donggang has been weakened to the point of no return, and the domestic supply of goods and personnel to it has been almost completely cut off, and Donggang has to rely on the occasional help of the Joseon state to survive. In this case, the Haihan people who have money and food have naturally become their lifesaver. What the Ming Dynasty is unwilling to give, but the Haihan people can give it very generously, and the people in Dongjiang Town will naturally make the choice of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages in order to survive.

However, Mei Shengchuan guessed a little wrong this time, and it was not the Ming army of Dongjiang Town who served as the navigator on the Haihan warship. Mei Shengchuan came out to carry out this mission as the squire of the Ming Army, and many of the people he brought with him were naturally elites in the army, and these people were even more shocked after seeing the Haihan warship than their superiors. As the saying goes, the layman looks at the liveliness, the insider looks at the doorway, the naval gun firepower equipped on the Haihan warship is not just a few more guns on several decks, which involves many details such as the ship's counterweight, hull structure design, gunner training, cooperation with other warships, and logistics supply in wartime, and it is not easy to convert advanced equipment into combat effectiveness. In other words, even if the Ming army sailors were equipped with such a warship, it would be difficult to give full play to its power if there were no corresponding supporting tactics.

After the fleet sailed out of Zhifu Harbor and traveled northward for a while, they found that the pilot Haihan warship seemed to be very familiar with the local sea conditions, and the adjustment of course made full use of the monsoon and ocean currents, which was not something that could be mastered by running a few back and forth between Shandong and Liaodong. At that moment, someone reported to Mei Shengchuan, saying that there may be someone from the Ming Navy Division on the Haihan warship to assist in piloting.

Mei Shengchuan didn't feel strange when he heard the news, since Dongjiang Town had already formed an alliance with the Haihan people in Liaodong, it was not an incomprehensible move to send people to the Haihan warship to guide him. After arriving in Liaodong, there will definitely be more jaw-dropping phenomena. Although he has not seen the performance of Dongjiang Town in Liaodong with his own eyes, he can roughly know that the cooperation between Dongjiang Town and Haihan has been very deep, almost to the extent that everything is based on Haihan.

Mei Shengchuan is a high-ranking official of the Ministry of War, and of course he understands why Dongjiang Town abandoned Daming to hug Haihan's thigh. In recent years, the Ming Dynasty has been plagued by internal and external troubles, and the battle situation in Dongjiang Town in Liaodong has become more and more difficult. Since then, the imperial court's trust in Donggang has been weakened to the point of no return, and the domestic supply of goods and personnel to it has been almost completely cut off, and Donggang has to rely on the occasional help of the Joseon state to survive. In this case, the Haihan people who have money and food have naturally become their lifesaver. What the Ming Dynasty is unwilling to give, but the Haihan people can give it very generously, and the people in Dongjiang Town will naturally make the choice of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages in order to survive.

However, Mei Shengchuan guessed a little wrong this time, and it was not the Ming army of Dongjiang Town who served as the navigator on the Haihan warship.

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