In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade.

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In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade. In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade. In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade. In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade. In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade. In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom. Moreover, Fei Cexian's loyalty to the imperial court and his professional ability are also deeply trusted by his superiors, otherwise he would not be qualified to undertake such an important task with his official position as only a seventh grade. In addition to consulting with Haihan on various remaining controversial issues between the two countries, Fei Cexian also had an important task of collecting all kinds of intelligence information of Haihan, sorting out and restoring a relatively comprehensive and true social situation of Haihan, and writing written materials to submit to the imperial court.

This is different from what Jinyiwei and Dongchang did, the intelligence information that Fei Cexian wanted to collect was mainly from the open field, and his identity was special, and he was able to contact the high-ranking officials of Haihan far more than those intelligence officers who lurked incognito in Haihan, and there were correspondingly more opportunities for the upper echelons of Haihan society and the ruling class to understand, and this information may be more useful to Daming than how many warships Haihan deployed in a certain place.

The imperial court did not make very detailed requirements for Fei Zexian's mission, because he was not a professionally trained spy after all, and had been only a diplomat in dealing with foreign envoys for the past ten years. Fei Zexian had a high degree of freedom in his actions during his time in Haihan, and he was able to decide everything he wanted, including how to gather military, political, and business-related information about Haihan. As for which area to focus on, it is also up to Fei Zexian to decide.

Of course, this kind of freedom is actually a helpless move, after all, Hainan Island is thousands of miles away from the capital, and it is impossible to consult the boss for everything, so Fei Cexian can only be given full autonomy and let him play on his own side of the Haihan Kingdom.

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