Regarding the positioning and future development direction of Sing Tao, there have always been differences of opinion within the Haihan leadership, including in Sing Tao itself, and the two civil and military officials who are in power in the military and political power also have different opinions on this. Roger was bent on turning Sing Tao into a bridgehead for the Han Dynasty to expand its forces into the Indian Ocean, while Tan Juren believed that Sing Tao should make full use of its geographical advantages and build it into a commercial hub port connecting the two oceans.

The problem with Sing Tao is that it is too far away from Haihan mainland, and the cost of obtaining resources from China is very high, whether it is materials or manpower, and the expensive freight alone is prohibitive, not to mention the cost of resettlement of migrants. Although the Executive Committee's support for Sing Tao has always been quite good, and the troops formed by Roger are quite important, and the Ministry of Defense has specially transferred him across the sea to the front line in Manila to participate in the war, due to the constraints of the objective environment, the resources that Sing Tao can obtain from China and the surrounding areas are indeed far less than those of other Haihan colonies.

Most of the other colonies other than Xingdao are located on the coastline of Annan and Daming or adjacent waters, so they can rely on the resources and markets of these two large countries for construction and development, and it will be easier to recruit immigrants in terms of manpower. However, Sing Tao is located on the main sea communication route, and is surrounded by almost all hostile countries and competitors, so it is necessary to engage in development while guarding against foreign enemies, which is naturally much less efficient than other colonies.

Therefore, Roger believes that since the development of Star Island is difficult, then do not consider the development direction of civil or commercial use for the time being, but simply build this place into a military base, and then use war to feed the war, and use the war to plunder the resources of the surrounding areas, the speed of accumulating wealth and population will be far faster than his own slow development, and it can open up territory for the country, which is also in line with the development momentum of Haihan's outward expansion.

Of course, there is no lack of Roger's own selfishness, as a high-ranking general guarding the border, he naturally wants to use military exploits to gain greater power and reputation for himself. I think that he was willing to give up his original life to participate in the extremely risky time-traveling operation, one of the purposes was to be able to make contributions in this time and space and become the founding general of the country. Although Sing Tao is a little smaller and the conditions are a little worse, it leaves him a lot of room to play freely, allowing him to complete many ideas here that he could not put into practice in previous years.

However, in the view of Tan Juren, who is in charge of civil affairs, commerce and trade, agriculture, infrastructure and other affairs, Roger's idea is really a bit biased, and in view of the geographical location of the Strait of Malacca and the navigation of merchant ships, it is simply a tyrannical thing not to be used for commercial development.

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Regarding the positioning and future development direction of Sing Tao, there have always been differences of opinion within the Haihan leadership, including in Sing Tao itself, and the two civil and military officials who are in power in the military and political power also have different opinions on this. Roger was bent on turning Sing Tao into a bridgehead for the Han Dynasty to expand its forces into the Indian Ocean, while Tan Juren believed that Sing Tao should make full use of its geographical advantages and build it into a commercial hub port connecting the two oceans.

The problem with Sing Tao is that it is too far away from Haihan mainland, and the cost of obtaining resources from China is very high, whether it is materials or manpower, and the expensive freight alone is prohibitive, not to mention the cost of resettlement of migrants. Although the Executive Committee's support for Sing Tao has always been quite good, and the troops formed by Roger are quite important, and the Ministry of Defense has specially transferred him across the sea to the front line in Manila to participate in the war, due to the constraints of the objective environment, the resources that Sing Tao can obtain from China and the surrounding areas are indeed far less than those of other Haihan colonies.

Most of the other colonies other than Xingdao are located on the coastline of Annan and Daming or adjacent waters, so they can rely on the resources and markets of these two large countries for construction and development, and it will be easier to recruit immigrants in terms of manpower. However, Sing Tao is located on the main sea communication route, and is surrounded by almost all hostile countries and competitors, so it is necessary to engage in development while guarding against foreign enemies, which is naturally much less efficient than other colonies.

Therefore, Roger believes that since the development of Star Island is difficult, then do not consider the development direction of civil or commercial use for the time being, but simply build this place into a military base, and then use war to feed the war, and use the war to plunder the resources of the surrounding areas, the speed of accumulating wealth and population will be far faster than his own slow development, and it can open up territory for the country, which is also in line with the development momentum of Haihan's outward expansion.

Of course, there is no lack of Roger's own selfishness, as a high-ranking general guarding the border, he naturally wants to use military exploits to gain greater power and reputation for himself. I think that he was willing to give up his original life to participate in the extremely risky time-traveling operation, one of the purposes was to be able to make contributions in this time and space and become the founding general of the country. Although Sing Tao is a little smaller and the conditions are a little worse, it leaves him a lot of room to play freely, allowing him to complete many ideas here that he could not put into practice in previous years.

However, in the view of Tan Juren, who is in charge of civil affairs, commerce and trade, agriculture, infrastructure and other affairs, Roger's idea is really a bit biased, and in view of the geographical location of the Strait of Malacca and the navigation of merchant ships, it is simply a tyrannical thing not to be used for commercial development. Regarding the positioning and future development direction of Sing Tao, there have always been differences of opinion within the Haihan leadership, including in Sing Tao itself, and the two civil and military officials who are in power in the military and political power also have different opinions on this. Roger was bent on turning Sing Tao into a bridgehead for the Han Dynasty to expand its forces into the Indian Ocean, while Tan Juren believed that Sing Tao should make full use of its geographical advantages and build it into a commercial hub port connecting the two oceans.

The problem with Sing Tao is that it is too far away from Haihan mainland, and the cost of obtaining resources from China is very high, whether it is materials or manpower, and the expensive freight alone is prohibitive, not to mention the cost of resettlement of migrants. Although the Executive Committee's support for Sing Tao has always been quite good, and the troops formed by Roger are quite important, and the Ministry of Defense has specially transferred him across the sea to the front line in Manila to participate in the war, due to the constraints of the objective environment, the resources that Sing Tao can obtain from China and the surrounding areas are indeed far less than those of other Haihan colonies.

Most of the other colonies other than Xingdao are located on the coastline of Annan and Daming or adjacent waters, so they can rely on the resources and markets of these two large countries for construction and development, and it will be easier to recruit immigrants in terms of manpower. However, Sing Tao is located on the main sea communication route, and is surrounded by almost all hostile countries and competitors, so it is necessary to engage in development while guarding against foreign enemies, which is naturally much less efficient than other colonies.

Therefore, Roger believes that since the development of Star Island is difficult, then do not consider the development direction of civil or commercial use for the time being, but simply build this place into a military base, and then use war to feed the war, and use the war to plunder the resources of the surrounding areas, the speed of accumulating wealth and population will be far faster than his own slow development, and it can open up territory for the country, which is also in line with the development momentum of Haihan's outward expansion.

Of course, there is no lack of Roger's own selfishness, as a high-ranking general guarding the border, he naturally wants to use military exploits to gain greater power and reputation for himself. I think that he was willing to give up his original life to participate in the extremely risky time-traveling operation, one of the purposes was to be able to make contributions in this time and space and become the founding general of the country. Although Sing Tao is a little smaller and the conditions are a little worse, it leaves him a lot of room to play freely, allowing him to complete many ideas here that he could not put into practice in previous years.

However, in the view of Tan Juren, who is in charge of civil affairs, commerce and trade, agriculture, infrastructure and other affairs, Roger's idea is really a bit biased, and in view of the geographical location of the Strait of Malacca and the navigation of merchant ships, it is simply a tyrannical thing not to be used for commercial development. Regarding the positioning and future development direction of Sing Tao, there have always been differences of opinion within the Haihan leadership, including in Sing Tao itself, and the two civil and military officials who are in power in the military and political power also have different opinions on this. Roger was bent on turning Sing Tao into a bridgehead for the Han Dynasty to expand its forces into the Indian Ocean, while Tan Juren believed that Sing Tao should make full use of its geographical advantages and build it into a commercial hub port connecting the two oceans.

The problem with Sing Tao is that it is too far away from Haihan mainland, and the cost of obtaining resources from China is very high, whether it is materials or manpower, and the expensive freight alone is prohibitive, not to mention the cost of resettlement of migrants. Although the Executive Committee's support for Sing Tao has always been quite good, and the troops formed by Roger are quite important, and the Ministry of Defense has specially transferred him across the sea to the front line in Manila to participate in the war, due to the constraints of the objective environment, the resources that Sing Tao can obtain from China and the surrounding areas are indeed far less than those of other Haihan colonies.

Most of the other colonies other than Xingdao are located on the coastline of Annan and Daming or adjacent waters, so they can rely on the resources and markets of these two large countries for construction and development, and it will be easier to recruit immigrants in terms of manpower. However, Sing Tao is located on the main sea communication route, and is surrounded by almost all hostile countries and competitors, so it is necessary to engage in development while guarding against foreign enemies, which is naturally much less efficient than other colonies.

Therefore, Roger believes that since the development of Star Island is difficult, then do not consider the development direction of civil or commercial use for the time being, but simply build this place into a military base, and then use war to feed the war, and use the war to plunder the resources of the surrounding areas, the speed of accumulating wealth and population will be far faster than his own slow development, and it can open up territory for the country, which is also in line with the development momentum of Haihan's outward expansion.

Of course, there is no lack of Roger's own selfishness, as a high-ranking general guarding the border, he naturally wants to use military exploits to gain greater power and reputation for himself. I think that he was willing to give up his original life to participate in the extremely risky time-traveling operation, one of the purposes was to be able to make contributions in this time and space and become the founding general of the country. Although Sing Tao is a little smaller and the conditions are a little worse, it leaves him a lot of room to play freely, allowing him to complete many ideas here that he could not put into practice in previous years.

However, in the view of Tan Juren, who is in charge of civil affairs, commerce and trade, agriculture, infrastructure and other affairs, Roger's idea is really a bit biased, and in view of the geographical location of the Strait of Malacca and the navigation of merchant ships, it is simply a tyrannical thing not to be used for commercial development. Regarding the positioning and future development direction of Sing Tao, there have always been differences of opinion within the Haihan leadership, including in Sing Tao itself, and the two civil and military officials who are in power in the military and political power also have different opinions on this. Roger was bent on turning Sing Tao into a bridgehead for the Han Dynasty to expand its forces into the Indian Ocean, while Tan Juren believed that Sing Tao should make full use of its geographical advantages and build it into a commercial hub port connecting the two oceans.

The problem with Sing Tao is that it is too far away from Haihan mainland, and the cost of obtaining resources from China is very high, whether it is materials or manpower, and the expensive freight alone is prohibitive, not to mention the cost of resettlement of migrants. Although the Executive Committee's support for Sing Tao has always been quite good, and the troops formed by Roger are quite important, and the Ministry of Defense has specially transferred him across the sea to the front line in Manila to participate in the war, due to the constraints of the objective environment, the resources that Sing Tao can obtain from China and the surrounding areas are indeed far less than those of other Haihan colonies.

Most of the other colonies other than Xingdao are located on the coastline of Annan and Daming or adjacent waters, so they can rely on the resources and markets of these two large countries for construction and development, and it will be easier to recruit immigrants in terms of manpower. However, Sing Tao is located on the main sea communication route, and is surrounded by almost all hostile countries and competitors, so it is necessary to engage in development while guarding against foreign enemies, which is naturally much less efficient than other colonies.

Therefore, Roger believes that since the development of Star Island is difficult, then do not consider the development direction of civil or commercial use for the time being, but simply build this place into a military base, and then use war to feed the war, and use the war to plunder the resources of the surrounding areas, the speed of accumulating wealth and population will be far faster than his own slow development, and it can open up territory for the country, which is also in line with the development momentum of Haihan's outward expansion.

Of course, there is no lack of Roger's own selfishness, as a high-ranking general guarding the border, he naturally wants to use military exploits to gain greater power and reputation for himself. I think that he was willing to give up his original life to participate in the extremely risky time-traveling operation, one of the purposes was to be able to make contributions in this time and space and become the founding general of the country. Although Sing Tao is a little smaller and the conditions are a little worse, it leaves him a lot of room to play freely, allowing him to complete many ideas here that he could not put into practice in previous years.

However, in the view of Tan Juren, who is in charge of civil affairs, commerce and trade, agriculture, infrastructure and other affairs, Roger's idea is really a bit biased, and in view of the geographical location of the Strait of Malacca and the navigation of merchant ships, it is simply a tyrannical thing not to be used for commercial development.

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