Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors.

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Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors. Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors. Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors. Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors. Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors. Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors. Judging from the current scale of the Qing army's troops, equipment level and combat experience, it is actually a quasi-first-class strength in Northeast Asia, and even the main force of the Ming army is not afraid at all, but how can it encounter Haihan, a difficult opponent who fell from the sky, no matter how he acts, he is always restrained everywhere, and Huang Taiji can only sigh that the passing years are unfavorable.

Huang Taiji actually convened the ministers of civil and military affairs to brainstorm and discuss how to deal with Haihan. The ministers thought of many ideas, but in the end, there was a problem that could not be solved: how to eliminate the superiority of Haihan at sea.

In the eyes of the Qing monarchs and ministers, the fundamental reason why the Haihan army has always been able to occupy an advantage on the battlefield is not in the obvious aspects of weapons, tactics, and troops, but in the powerful maritime capabilities and the sea dominance brought by the armed fleet. The Haihan army could send thousands of armed forces to any point along the long coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula at any time, and after achieving the combat objective, they could quickly evacuate from the sea, so that the Qing army could not deploy effective means of defense at all, but could easily fall into endless security raids and disturbances, as is currently the case in the Qing ruling areas.

If the Qing army wants to change the passive decline, this problem must be solved first, but no one can come up with an effective solution. Although there are still many people in the Daming Water Division who defected to Liaodong and are still serving in the army, they are useless. After being swept away by the Haihan fleet for more than two years, there is not a single sampan on the coastline of the Qing ruled area, and all the places where the shipbuilding is built have been destroyed, and there is no hope for the revival of the sailors.